Guys! You all got DIY clean your aircon blower ?

[XcoVar]

Any idea which Aircon brand & model can easily remove the blower wheel and condenser tray? Mitsubishi?

Been doing DIY cleaning for years. About time to replace new unit so want something that's easy to dismantle.

 

[The_King]

Any idea which Aircon brand & model can easily remove the blower wheel and condenser tray? Mitsubishi?

Been doing DIY cleaning for years. About time to replace new unit so want something that's easy to dismantle.

midea

 

[XcoVar]

midea

Wow this is good. Will research more. Thanks!!!

 

[The_King]

midea

@XcoVar

 

[XcoVar]

@XcoVar

Thanks Bro!!! Just what I need. Are you using Midea right now? If yes, how was it in terms of coldness and noise?

 

[The_King]

Thanks Bro!!! Just what I need. Are you using Midea right now? If yes, how was it in terms of coldness and noise?

me using starmex, my future 2nd condenser, i was thinking midea or pana or starmex again



BTW midea all easy pro got version 2, so do take note

version 2 the alu fin and air flow gap will be much larger more then version 1 but not sure if sg sell or not


this is the 2nd gen aka version 2

 

[XcoVar]

me using starmex, my future 2nd condenser, i was thinking midea or pana or starmex again



BTW midea all easy pro got version 2, so do take note

version 2 the alu fin and air flow gap will be much larger more then version 1 but not sure if sg sell or not


this is the 2nd gen aka version 2

Noted. Appreciate the heads up. I'll be getting "All Easy Pro".

 

[The_King]

Noted. Appreciate the heads up. I'll be getting "All Easy Pro".

midea QC i dont know ok or not. but look super easy to remove and clean

if you get midea will you get warranty?

 

[XcoVar]

midea QC i dont know ok or not. but look super easy to remove and clean

if you get midea will you get warranty?

Ermm...warranty depends. Did a brief research, it seems Midea is quite reliable with plenty of aftermarket parts. Many users quite please with the performance.

 

[Mecisteus]

midea QC i dont know ok or not. but look super easy to remove and clean

if you get midea will you get warranty?

Warranty most likely standard like others.

Very much cheaper, super easy to maintain and replace PCB.

I think its a worthy consideration.

 

[Mecisteus]

I just checked at Gain City.

Midea has 2 years warranty compared to 1 year for ME.

 

[The_King]

Warranty most likely standard like others.

Very much cheaper, super easy to maintain and replace PCB.

I think its a worthy consideration.

Ermm...warranty depends. Did a brief research, it seems Midea is quite reliable with plenty of aftermarket parts. Many users quite please with the performance.

thanks i think i try my luck to get midea all easy pro, hopfully sg got version 2 soon


if AC can DIY clean for 5yr and use for 5yr no problem can almost get new one


Vendor charge $50 X 4 times per yr = $200, so 5yr is $1k of cleaning. almost can get new AC liao

 

[yuri2]

301 vs 306

What the different?

Actually, you can probably use the humble laundry soap powder, although a bit more inconvenient.

If you worked with cars, and your hands turn black with carbon and soot. You can't wash it off with regular soap bar. But if you wash with laundry powder, they will come right off. Try it next time. No need to use strong chemical like caustic soda, that bites your hand, and damage aluminum.
And we all know laundry soap powder doesn't damage your clothing either.

 

[yuri2]

midea

Midea has improved by leaps and bounds.
I'd buy Midea A/C next time, since I'm able to DIY clean.
I was waiting for other suppliers to catch up to Starmex for easy maintenance, but so far I've not seen any improvement.

 

[The_King]

Actually, you can probably use the humble laundry soap powder, although a bit more inconvenient.

If you worked with cars, and your hands turn black with carbon and soot. You can't wash it off with regular soap bar. But if you wash with laundry powder, they will come right off. Try it next time. No need to use strong chemical like caustic soda, that bites your hand, and damage aluminum.
And we all know laundry soap powder doesn't damage your clothing either.

i think i start slow, after the number XX washing, i will switch, but now i just start slow

Midea has improved by leaps and bounds.
I'd buy Midea A/C next time, since I'm able to DIY clean.
I was waiting for other suppliers to catch up to Starmex for easy maintenance, but so far I've not seen any improvement.

my bto, there more midea, then LG, samsung, hitachi, gree, fujitsu, toshiba. in fact it the number 4 most installed AC in my bto

no1 starmex
no2 dalkin
no3 pana
no4 midea

both no3 and no4 are almost evenly match.


i think i will try midea, maybe can go tb see how much the pcb, sensor board is, and hoot 1 as spare

 

[Vitacimin]

Anyone knows if condensation on the trunking and insulation can cause my FCU not be cold?

 

[halocast]

Anyone knows if condensation on the trunking and insulation can cause my FCU not be cold?

My guess it is possible, but i not expert, so up for u for expert to answer

 

[The_King]

Anyone knows if condensation on the trunking and insulation can cause my FCU not be cold?

For.my exp, is fcu dirty, that why condensation on trunking.

Need expert to share

 

[ducky_88]

Anyone got guide or tutorial video of dismantling and what to wash and what not to touch for Panasonic interverter nanoe X?

 

[Jun Jun]

i think i start slow, after the number XX washing, i will switch, but now i just start slow



my bto, there more midea, then LG, samsung, hitachi, gree, fujitsu, toshiba. in fact it the number 4 most installed AC in my bto

no1 starmex
no2 dalkin
no3 pana
no4 midea

both no3 and no4 are almost evenly match.


i think i will try midea, maybe can go tb see how much the pcb, sensor board is, and hoot 1 as spare

Yes. There's a reason why these 4 r top 4. Easy to source parts, reliable. Good warranty and easy to dismantle.