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Aircon Discussion V3, Home Appliance
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jex-koi
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Aug 15 2021, 10:50 AM
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QUOTE(mini orchard @ Aug 10 2021, 10:11 PM) When it rains, the cooling efficiency actually increases because the rainwater and the drop in outside tempetature helps to cool the ODU which make this heat transfer as efficient as possible. On a hot day, the reverse happens, the heat transfer becomes less efficient, hence it takes a longer time to cool the room. That the reason why the room is colder in the early morning even on a hot day. You can test by having a digital thermometer in the room. On both occasion, you can record how long it takes to cool down the room at determine temperature. On the side note, your AC may be under power to your room size. Or is it mind over matter ? My inverter Daikin behaves the same, where the aircon doesn't cool so much when outdoor temperature is (suddenly) cooler. Smart or not is to be debated. Measured temperature from blower increases, so I usually need to turn the temperature lower to maintain it for a while.
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jex-koi
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Oct 3 2021, 10:45 AM
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Daikin only gives warranty if the aircon is installed by someone certified by their course. Anyone here has gone through the Daikin certification course ? https://www.daikin.com.my/training/
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jex-koi
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Oct 3 2021, 10:47 AM
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QUOTE(wira1979 @ Oct 3 2021, 12:00 AM) Cheers fellas. Would you recommend any other brand or would it be safe to just stick to Panasonic? Mitsubishi aircon, design and material wise not as good as daikin. Panasonic, outer plastic cover/casing for blower turns yellow faster than daikin (due to sunlight exposure). Samsung should be avoided.
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jex-koi
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Oct 4 2021, 02:53 PM
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QUOTE(Pain4UrsinZ @ Oct 3 2021, 06:31 PM) hi guys, for 1HP inverter air cond, when connecting indoor to outdoor unit, what wire should we use ? should use 3 or 4 cores? i checked a lot of argument that earth wire for outdoor unit is unnecessary 70/0076 x3 70/0076 x4 70/0193 x4 4 core-wires including earth. You need earth for any faults. w/o it may damage main board.
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jex-koi
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Jun 6 2023, 07:32 PM
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QUOTE(FusionXY @ Jun 4 2023, 03:22 AM) Anyone experienced after calling air conditioner technician to clean aka full wash. Then after clean and put back then realised not colder than before. Mainly what's the cause? Maybe there is a leak after cleaning the fins. Many possibilities. If daikin inverter, try to run the diagnostics. Best to check aircon gas pressure first.
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jex-koi
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Sep 14 2023, 09:17 AM
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QUOTE(kabuto12 @ Aug 21 2023, 09:23 PM) Anyone can help me on this wiring correct or not? Is this an inverter aircon ? I will only talk about the wires coming into the aircon (from below) Red coloured-cable is LIVE. Should be connected to the main power source in your house. You can use a multimeter or test-pen to test it Black coloured-cable is NEUTRAL. Should be connected to the main power source in your house. You can use a multimeter or test-pen to test it Blue-coloured-cable. Where is it connected to ? The compressor ? Brown-coloured-cable. Where is it connected to ? The compressor ?
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jex-koi
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Oct 2 2023, 09:37 PM
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QUOTE(-kytz- @ Sep 29 2023, 03:37 PM) Actually in the long run my pipe might even burst as it is not rated to withstand the pressure of the R32 gas. Don't think I would like to do any hacking so right now. My dilemma below: The R32 runs at a higher pressure compared to R22. Although it is recommended to use 0.81mm thickness, but the copper piping of 0.61mm thickness can still be used. You can see 99.99% of all aircon R32 installations are using 0.61mm thickness. So, no need to hack. try to 'flush' it with nitrogen gas because R22 and R32 is different gas (has some organic components that will damage compressor), but I have doubts that this is very useful. Some aircon installers don't even bother to do anything and just install the R32 over R22 pipes.
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