Jan 7 2011, 04:54 PM
QUOTE(chiehlim @ Jan 4 2011, 10:42 PM)
Hi Shazzac,
You got confused when I mentioned the fuse. It is not the fuse to my home supply (else indoor unit and all my lights will be off). I mean the fuse inside the external unit (the compressor).
My aircon technician checked the connections and piping and all ok (no leaking, electric supply is there to the input of the compressor). He suggested me to call up Daikin support. I did and now waiting for them to respond. However, just want to check with this forum to see if anyone has the same experience and what is the root cause. I don't want to get conned or given lame excuse by Daikin ppl.
Regards
Lim
How can you get con if your unit still new and under warranty? Have you been using over a yrs?You got confused when I mentioned the fuse. It is not the fuse to my home supply (else indoor unit and all my lights will be off). I mean the fuse inside the external unit (the compressor).
My aircon technician checked the connections and piping and all ok (no leaking, electric supply is there to the input of the compressor). He suggested me to call up Daikin support. I did and now waiting for them to respond. However, just want to check with this forum to see if anyone has the same experience and what is the root cause. I don't want to get conned or given lame excuse by Daikin ppl.
Regards
Lim
I don't think there is a fuse inside the outer unit. There is only circuit breaker that protect both.
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