An air conditioner works pretty much the same way as a refrigerator. The main integrated part is the compressor and this is known to be almost unbreakable. The two most common problems with an AC are the electronics, mostly inside the inner unit, and the circulating chemical leaking out.

As it gets older it becomes louder and louder. Probably time to change the fan. If you maintain your AC unit it will be more efficient. Regular cleaning will cost money but it will also make your unit more efficient = save money on the electric bill. Try to keep out small lizards, ants, and other smaller bugs as they often make their "home" in the area close to the electronic mainboard. This is the single most expensive part to replace. You can solve this problem by sealing holes and other entrances to that box with, for example, silicon.

In 1906, Stuart Cramer, who was a textile mill engineer, was the first person to coin the term “air conditioning.” The first residential unit was installed in 1914 and needed a room of its own: it was seven feet high, six feet wide, and 20 feet long. One of these early units carried a price tag of $10,000 to $50,000, which translates to $120,000 to $600,000 at today’s rate of exchange.

Luckily an AC has become much more affordable, smaller, and more reliable today. But they still can break down or simply not generate cool air. We can help you fix any problem you have with your unit.

We also offer a running service, where we clean, manage and repair your AC's on a regular basis. Simply keep it running without bothering you. Please contact us for pricing since it might differ between brands and sizes. Paid annually.

When you choose to install a new AC, make sure you will have access to a workshop IN Pattaya that also has spare parts in the shop for your chosen brand. Not nice to have a none working AC in your bedroom when it is hot outside and must wait maybe a week for spare parts to be shipped from Bangkok, or worse.

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