The jelly issue is because of improper drain pipe installation.
The pvc pipe run need to be straight as possible, if its crooked it will be ponding water. Also need to be supported (especially when using low class = class 0 thin pipe) which bend in the middle easily if unsupported over long runs. Class 6 and 7 PVC pipe is overspec but because it is made with thicker wall thickness it doesn't bend easily, for few bucks more.
Drain pipe horizontal runs must have enough slope angle for water to run off.

Panasonic also have app. But you need to purchase additional wifi dongle. Dont know how much.

X-Deluxe got Nanoe X and Nanoe-G. 1 thing i like about Panasonic is that you can leave the Nanoe X and Nanoe-G on 24 hours. It will run on fan only consuming a little electricity when you turn off aircon.
https://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-...technology.html

Daikin Smarto got PM2.5 filter and Streamer. I think Streamer is like Nanoe X. I was interested in the PM2.5 filter, but see photo it is so small only, doesn't cover the whole AC filter lol.


Saw your old post on cleaning the blower. Last time i used to use disposable chopstick and wet tissue. Lately i used my old electric toothbrush to clean the blower.

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water pipe blockage.. same as puddles on the floor, also grow moss/algae.
for quick solution DIY - pour 1 cup vinegar into the drain pipe (you need to pop off the hose from IDU), wait 30 min, flush with another few cups of water, should dissolve the algae/jelly.

Search for silver ion anti- microbial for drain pan.
Overflow mostly is due to drain tube or pioe clog by jelly.

The blower is not easy to dismantle. You may search YouTube see if possible to find anything. Else, just use brush to slowly remove the dust on blower.
You also can use the foaming coil cleaner on the blower, then slowly rince is of with slow running water. Make sure you protect the electrical parts and the blower motor. If you don't like to play with water and bag then prevention of dust built up is to use those Daiso disposable filter sheet.

I need to vent a little and ask questions.

1. I am really struggling to remove the drain pan and the blower wheels from my acs to clean. I have a daikin, mitsubishi and panasonic and none are easy.
2. I feel that a bi-monthly or even a 3 month self-service should eliminate any 'surprise' leaks I might get but I'm not sure now. I feel a 6 month or 1 year service schedule should be good enough - I feel it's mostly the drain pan and blower wheel that might be most difficult to clean. Spraying coil cleaner is not hard and washing the filters is easy
3. So I tried to use a cleaning bag but the water was just spilling everywhere. I threw away the bag. I have tried it once or twice before and usually it's very messy. I use the manual spray and even then it's messy. I tried cleaning the blower wheel today too but it was disastrous.

Questions
1. Which are the easiest acs to clean? I feel like I need to change all of them so that I can really do it. My Daikins are the newest, from 2015 and 2016 but even those are a pain.
2. It's usually my drain pan hole that leaks and I can't even see where the hole is to clear it. How do you clean it?
3. Do cleaning bags work?? Which ones do you recommend? What kind of spray do you use and should I be investing in those pressure washers? Or should I not go through the hassle and just use a coil cleaner till my service schedule is due?
4. Are current airconds as hardy as the old york and carrier acs? I just feel I should get the R32 refrigerant ones but mainly I want easy access to the blower wheel. Also I want smart acs but do these tell you when your acs need servicing and the energy consumption?
5. Does vacuuming work for you? Is that how I can get the dust from the blower wheel??
6. What about if I just used a brush to clean?
I'm just upset that I can't do a simple thing like remove the drain pan or the blower wheel... help.

Hmm Pana previous batch alot seem to have the same problem = https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2005961/+40

Nowadays it's hard to tell because even in same brand, series wise can differ a lot. Sometimes the previous gen 1 R32 inverters are better than the newer gen 2 R32 inverters, spec wise.

Daikin you should not buy the cheapest range. 2nd up cheapest is OK.

JCI Hitachi I can say the previous batch CJ series was designed with very good spec.. CKM lower spec but still reliable.. there are 1hp inverter R32 for 1099 from Lazada which is actually a good deal as the prev range CJ is better btu spec than current CKM spec. Properly designed AC for that price, 2/10 warranty.

Mitsu Mr Slim is OK. Between JP JR JS see spec sheet cos some series better btu.

Sharp also OK for value for money reliability, AHX9VED2 series not bad, also 9700btu design. Newer AHX9XCD 9200btu design.

There are certain scenario like 2hp cassette that it is more optimal to use a R410 inverter simply because that price only can buy a R32 non inverter. And the R32 inverter simply cost around 800-1000 bucks more which is hard to ROI even with inverter savings.

Cassette AC the 4way IDU has a  blind spot right below the IDU.
Suggest to take the round flow type for more even airflow pattern.

Daikin, Acson got, i think Pana might have. Its still squarish not like VRF 360 , IDU fins are round shape.

Will it have any impact on blower? I been using it for few years. Nice and clean coil inside.

Recently after i clean with water, maybe not enough time to dry up, then I close the cover back.

After that turn on the aircon have some smell, and notice some white powder on the coil after few weeks. Not sure is mold or not?

I have clean it up and remove the extra filter to monitor.

That's why i wonder should I still continue apply the extra filter.

Alright, thanks for info.
Yes, i almost no need to clean the coil inside as always clean. I only vacuum that extra filter. Well, maybe i keep using too long, time to replace.

Btw, you add on the filter itself or cover up the whole air intake on the unit?

Installing such filter will reduce air flow but over long term will it do harm to the indoor unit cooling coil?

Great, so I buy Pana 410A 24k btu won't regret right? Haha

Usually power goes to IDU nowadays but it depends on the specific aircon model tho, older ones tend to put the master at ODU. Usually the power supply goes to IDU as master controller (nowadays) and power fed to ODU by IDU by a connecting cord.

No they cannot  do either configuration  . 

either the IDU or ODU  will be the  power control  depends on the design . electronics design. 
best to check on the installation guide for the AC .

Depends on aircond power/hp. Some high hp aircond need 'direct' supply for ODU.
Most probably cassette is hi hp type, so need direct power supply for compressor.

Something like this.

For any A/C with 3.0 HP and above, usually power goes to ODU.

It all depends on the AC mfg, some Daikin cassette 2hp also power to ODU.
It is normally shown on the spec sheet or installation manual.

Hahaha it is best to follow per your own AC unit mfg installation spec as the mfg design was not just an arbitrary (suka suka spec) but they will have taken all the relevant control, power draw etc into consideration.

Add Pana to the comparison. Their cassette btu rating also not bad.
Yes the stepping in aircon models are not linear..meaning not all the steps in the staircase are same height.

That's why if u wanna dig into it, easier to classify by 9k 12k 18k 24k 30k btu classes rather than so called 1.0 1.3 2.0 2.5 3.0 hp

Not all series of D are great performers. Same as buying 316i for the bimmer badge only.

I have a cassette ac at home and it's freaking eat electricity like there is no tomorrow.
So i advise not to install one at residential...it's more for commercial.

Sizing should be good but casette has 4 way and 360 blower one.. for the dining area one maybe u might consider 360 one as the diagonal blind spot could mean no direct air to the chairs..or 4 way could be good so food wont get cold so fast.