As an elderly lady I prefer to have my aircon serviced professionally once ever 2-3years here in Australia.....costs me $242 this year. Of course I do my own filters once every 2-3 months by hosing them in the shower.....that easy! A lot depends on how you use it of course!
I realised there's a black, foam air/vibration seal between the radiator and the plastic housing at the back. That seal had perished and stuck the radiator in place, so I just needed to wiggle it and pull it really hard. Also, because that seal had previously not been put back in correctly when someone else serviced the unit, so it was sticking out and the drum/fan was flicking on it (which was the reason I was disassembling the unit). I just ripped off the perished parts, cleaned everything and reassembled the unit. Seems OK. My top tip is to smear a bit of silicone grease in the end of the rubber drainage hose (if it's fitted at the right end). Makes it so much easier to reassamble, as the plastic tube slides back into the hose. Also, if your unit is nearly against the ceiling and you can't reach the 3 latches at the top, but some grease on those too, so that they assemble/disassemble more easily. p.s. These Panasonic units are very poorly designed. Mitsubishi better (I'm a design engineer).
Why won’t the fan come out 😂 I pull and pull but it won’t release. I’m scared I’m going to break it. I can’t get to the other screw?? It’s not the same as yours
Thanks! Very helpful channel. I watch all 3 videos - Daikin, Mitsubishi and Panasonic because I am curious haha. In your opinion, do you think Panasonic is easier to service than Mitsubishi? Seems like got less screws. Daikin got the most screws.
Excellent and useful video. I used your clear video instructions to remove same items and clean. Thank you so much!!
You're welcome!
As an elderly lady I prefer to have my aircon serviced professionally once ever 2-3years here in Australia.....costs me $242 this year. Of course I do my own filters once every 2-3 months by hosing them in the shower.....that easy! A lot depends on how you use it of course!
Agree completely
thank you for your time to make this video.
your video help me very much
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Thank you very much for the great instructions, you helped me a lot!
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Thankyou so much for the video. Its 100% helpful
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Professional work.
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01:47 My radiator just won't move, no matter how hard I pull, so I can't get the drum out :(
I realised there's a black, foam air/vibration seal between the radiator and the plastic housing at the back. That seal had perished and stuck the radiator in place, so I just needed to wiggle it and pull it really hard. Also, because that seal had previously not been put back in correctly when someone else serviced the unit, so it was sticking out and the drum/fan was flicking on it (which was the reason I was disassembling the unit). I just ripped off the perished parts, cleaned everything and reassembled the unit. Seems OK. My top tip is to smear a bit of silicone grease in the end of the rubber drainage hose (if it's fitted at the right end). Makes it so much easier to reassamble, as the plastic tube slides back into the hose. Also, if your unit is nearly against the ceiling and you can't reach the 3 latches at the top, but some grease on those too, so that they assemble/disassemble more easily. p.s. These Panasonic units are very poorly designed. Mitsubishi better (I'm a design engineer).
Does the bearing housing contain ball bearings? Do those fail like the motor bearings?
Plain bearings
What model of this Panasonic? Panasonic x deluxe right ?
Great help
Thanks
Wouldn't it be leaking?
Left to right blade movement is not working. Where should I be looking to fix that?
Some resign only up and down
@@BonMj it was working but then stopped. I'll take it apart as in your video and see if anything stands out. 👍
The blower difficult to reinstall back, is it have some trick?
May be the axle uneven
@@BonMj the blower not able to put completely into axle. Like something stuck
@@fook901 do you check the axle nay uneven.
If the screw wrong position
Boss , after cleaning my aircon blower is still weak why?
What you mean blower weak?
Air flow uneven?
@@BonMj yes air flow uneven.please advise. Thanks
@@brandenongkp the evaporator coil is choke.suggest do chemical cleaning.
@@BonMj Noted with thanks , appreciate your input. Your video is very informative and helpful.
@@brandenongkp Thanks for watching my video,please text me if any aircon problem
Hi, How much to clean 1 unit?
Why won’t the fan come out 😂 I pull and pull but it won’t release. I’m scared I’m going to break it. I can’t get to the other screw?? It’s not the same as yours
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Thanks! Very helpful channel. I watch all 3 videos - Daikin, Mitsubishi and Panasonic because I am curious haha.
In your opinion, do you think Panasonic is easier to service than Mitsubishi? Seems like got less screws. Daikin got the most screws.
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Daikin vrvr 4 control PCB is not working how I check and what is the problem
Check incoming ACV230 ,DCV330V
I'm checking ac voltage 230 but fc voltage how is check and
8248866289 this my what's app number you just give msg then we r discusing
@@gothandaraj860 control pcb segment light ok?
That's not indicate supply is ok
great !
Thanks
Why u never suck the drainage pipe in the fan coil?
Got
If u not wash evaporation coil the no meaning to wash thqt blower fan only
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你好老板你的公司还要请人吗？
你原来是做air con service
@@BonMj 我install和service都有做 ，checking repair就比较少做想去你公司和你学习🙏
@@chuanck6002 你有电话吗，我联络你
@@BonMj 88927554
Good grief no wonder everyone is buying Mitsubishi Starmex instead