Electrolux dual hose conversion for EXP35U538CW

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<p>This is a dual hose conversion rear panel for the "Electrolux Chill Flex Pro EXP35U538CW" airconditioner.</p><p>I implemented the same Electrolux connector made by <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4519681">wejn</a>.<br>It works great with his <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4519730">150mm hose attachment</a>.</p><p>------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------</p><p><strong>Parts</strong>:</p><p>-There is a "FullSize" version if you have a very large printer.<br>-A Split version where the panel is cut in half.<br>-Electrolux connector.<br>-Aligning strips.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>-The “aligning strips” are only (barely) needed in the split version. There are matching slots on the back of the panel.<br>They helped a bit to align the parts when gluing them together, and also add some strength when finished.<br>If used, print 4x of them.</p><p>-The Electrolux connector should be printed with supports.</p><p>-The split panels only needs some supports in the middle of the big inlet hole.</p><p>------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------</p><p><strong>Post Print:</strong></p><p>It's up to you to decide how and with what to glue all the parts together.<br>It depends a bit on what material you printed with, what glue you have and how many arms that can assist you.</p><p>I printed mine out of PLA and glued the parts together with a combination of thick and thin superglue mixed with baking soda as filler :)</p><p>The thick superglue was used for attaching all the parts togheter, and when it had set I filled any gaps with baking soda and dripped on some of the very thin superglue.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Otherwise I guess that epoxy would be a good/better option. If you have a way to clamp the parts together properly while it sets.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In the end I also added some insect/mosquito netting on the inside to block any debris from getting sucked in.</p>