First time I heard samseng supposed to keep quiet when working.
Looks more like qc issue from factory.
Changing the fan may solve the problem, but soon you will get indoor unit also giving the same problem.
10 months in Qatar I have very good experience with samseng products. Mine even dancing.

Oh yes, happy that my concern are right.
Have to say sorry to samseng fanboys on this. No matter how they want to protect the brand, the fact of samseng making low quality stuffs can't be denied.
BTW, just to make the fanboys happy, my Panasonic air cond outdoor unit also very noisy, as I'm comparing it to my kingston SSD V300.

This post has been edited by supersound: May 7 2015, 02:57 PM

Nope, as Kimsim are butthurted, so in order to heel his wound, I need to think of ways to make him happy.
I just want to stress out that, electric appliances still Japanese brands more reliable.
And comparing a SSD's noise level to my outdoor unit is to let you know it is quiet actually even it is a 10 year old model:thumbs:

Now you get my point. SSD noise creation are close to 0dB. If I were to use brand to brand noise comparison, Panasonic will win samseng by ocean's distance. I'm trying to give fanboys a chance to protect a brand.

Yes, you are right. Any Japanese brand when new will operate very quiet until you never notice it.
But over the time, only Panasonic and Mitsubishi still operating like new.

If the fan bearing design got problem, installation won't really have effect on it.

As said, design problem. Installation won't really help if design got problem.
When I was working in Qatar, the villas(about 40 houses with each using 6 air conds) are using Samseng air conds. Surprisingly, non of them operating quietly, adding extra bushing on the bash do help on reducing the vibration slightly but can't eliminate the noise.

Can call, but the most is changing to another unit.
Then when noisy again, change again? Then it will be never ending.
For me, I don't need 30 years of warranty if it is keep on giving me problem. s while waiting to be repaired, I got nothing to use
Korean brands still need 20-30 years to improve their design to reach Japanese brand's standard.

Indeed luck comes into play. But as said, in that villa I stayed before, out of 60, > 50 of them are giving vibration and noisy issues. If 1 out of 1000, then I would say luck, as it is just 0.1%, but for this, if the % are > 80%, I won't say is luck, more on unreliable products being produced.
BTW, all my appliance at my house are Panasonic, non of them failed before even after 10 years, again this is my luck?
Even a Samseng FL washing machine here keep on boasting how superior that WM was also don't dare to touch Samseng's air cond. So indirect he is telling that it is not reliable.

This post has been edited by supersound: May 9 2015, 04:30 PM