[ksrokiller]

My panasonic aircon nanoe g got noise issue when activated.have called the service centre they replace the nanoe outlet but the sound came back again after few weeks below is my uploaded video

Anyone using panasonic aircon experience same issue? I using the 4 tick new model CS-XS9RKZW

[saycheese]

carlover76 wrote:

Just get to know the official installer from Daikin and they are using Thermaflex insulation, probably I will get them to do the installation for me.

bro care to share the name of the company ?

[orange_20]

I realise there isn't many recommendations for Toshiba aircon?

any problems with Toshiba so far anyone?

[cannotliao]

Toshiba shutted down business in spore moved out. Their aircon think is by Carrier but people likey to link it name to the shutted news so lower interested with it.
Their marketing also weak.

[orange_20]

cannotliao wrote:

Toshiba shutted down business in spore moved out. Their aircon think is by Carrier but people likey to link it name to the shutted news so lower interested with it.
Their marketing also weak.

true that. the only aircon adverts I see are for daikin and Mitsubishi Starmex.

but fact is Toshiba has one of the highest compressor capacity for system 4 at 34000BTU. and compressor made in Japan some more.

I'm just wondering cuz I actually chose Toshiba for my new place but it seems there isn't much interest for Toshiba. lol.

[cannotliao]

aircon just pick the popular Japanese brands then the rest see luck already.
their diff is pricing and after sales service support
every brand also got people said good and bad.
same brand some people make noise spoil after warranty but also some said more than 10yrs no problem.

[caniggia]

If I were to replace my aircon, do i need to even change the wiring? Or just redo trunking for gas and water?

[cannotliao]

best change everything
you never know what will fail down the road if you choose to keep the old installation.
might cause you more headaches and money

[TigerzBeer]

orange_20 wrote:

I realise there isn't many recommendations for Toshiba aircon?

any problems with Toshiba so far anyone?

My first aircon in the home was Toshiba. It's been good and lasted 10 years. Only on the 5th or 6th year then need repair.

The installer that do my installation last yr gave good reviews on Toshiba aircon as its compressor was made in Japan that's why more exp compare to the rest.

You may want to research a bit more

[continuum]

I just installed the Mitsubishi Electric's 5 tick System 3 aircon (MXY-3G28VA) with MSXY-FJ13VE (12k BTU) for master bedroom and 2 x MSXY-FJ10VE (9k BTU) for common bedrooms.

The master bedroom aircon takes a very, very long time to cool the room (several hours) if all 3 bedrooms use aircon. If only 2 rooms use the aircon, it's fine.

I'll call Gain City to see if anything can be done, e.g. give priority to master bedroom. My flat is the old flat with unupgraded power loading.

[ksrokiller]

continuum wrote:

I just installed the Mitsubishi Electric's 5 tick System 3 aircon (MXY-3G28VA) with MSXY-FJ13VE (12k BTU) for master bedroom and 2 x MSXY-FJ10VE (9k BTU) for common bedrooms.

The master bedroom aircon takes a very, very long time to cool the room (several hours) if all 3 bedrooms use aircon. If only 2 rooms use the aircon, it's fine.

I'll call Gain City to see if anything can be done, e.g. give priority to master bedroom. My flat is the old flat with unupgraded power loading.

how much it cost total?

[orange_20]

TigerzBeer wrote:

My first aircon in the home was Toshiba. It's been good and lasted 10 years. Only on the 5th or 6th year then need repair.

The installer that do my installation last yr gave good reviews on Toshiba aircon as its compressor was made in Japan that's why more exp compare to the rest.

You may want to research a bit more

ahhhh glad to hear that. I've already decided on the less travelled road, that is Toshiba. lol.

[continuum]

ksrokiller wrote:

how much it cost total?

It was $3,346 (there was an 8.8% rebate promo in March; original price was $3,669). I added $180 for copper/insulation upgrade. So total was $3,526 nett.

[tyrtok]

continuum wrote:

It was $3,346 (there was an 8.8% rebate promo in March; original price was $3,669). I added $180 for copper/insulation upgrade. So total was $3,526 nett.

can share review of your 5 tick? loud etc?

[ksrokiller]

continuum wrote:

It was $3,346 (there was an 8.8% rebate promo in March; original price was $3,669). I added $180 for copper/insulation upgrade. So total was $3,526 nett.

good price. You bought from gain city?