Deep Clean On Air Conditioner Easy in Home Without Disassembling

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Hello friends. Today i will show Deep Clean On Air Conditioner Easy in Home Without Disassembling .
In this video I will show you how to clean the inner body of your air conditioner without disassembly. On my air conditioner, I simply removed the front panel, which is attached to 2 screws. My air conditioner model is FUJITSU ASYG12LTCB nordic. First I cleaned the air conditioner with a vacuum cleaner. Then I removed the dust that stuck to the air conditioner with a brush. Deep cleaning is the basis of the normal operation of your air conditioner, one of the main steps is to blow the heat exchanger with a steam cleaner. Then turn on the air conditioner and set it to maximum temperature to dry the air conditioner from the inside. The second step is to evenly apply foam to clean the air conditioner, which you can find in any online store in Google. When you apply the foam, leave it for 20-30 minutes, the foam will liquefy and disappear, then turn on the cooling air conditioner and set the minimum temperature for 20-30 minutes. Then the air conditioner is ready for use. Disinfected, cleaned, scented. I hope you like the video.

[@samarmenio2230]

sorry but why wouldnt you have the vacuum running when you used the brush? Seems foolish to have all that material around and then have to clean up afterwards...imho

[@HandmadeCreativeChannel]

Let me tell you something when the dust is sticking, you can't clean it with just a vacuum cleaner!! You need a brush!!!

[@perfectiom3718]

Never been cleaning dust before?

[@dreamdrifter]

30 seconds in and you've successfully convinced me to just pay the AC guy $100 for a deep clean 😝

[@silverismoney]

Thank you. My Fujitsu looks just like this one, and it has gone completely mouldy inside. I don't know why either, I've had them for 3 years and they never went mouldy before. The AC engineer wouldn't come out and clean it so they've been turned off for 6 months now. I couldn't figure out how to remove the plastic cover to even get at it. But I'm going to give your method a try.

[@theodopoulos]

Thanks for the video. We have three units at home so plan to do this myself.

[@peterrudy9207]

You could use a temperature gun to check before and after cooling temps .

[@massimilianodallagiovanna120]

Consiglierei invece dello spruzzino qualunque che non consente una copertura uniforme e della bottiglia d'acqua che lascerei nel frigo, uno spruzzino a pompa professionale. In conclusione occorre l'igenizzante.

[@godofredogodoy7434]

El tema es interesante, pero pierde todo interés por desconexión del idioma

[@johncarlozausa8580]

I'm an HVAC technician. In my own opinion your method took too much time. What we do is simply just remove the filter, front panel, and the cover to expose the whole evaporator coil. Then we cover the electronic pcb with plastic to avoid water damage. Then we put a wash bag with a hose connected to a bucket, then we wash it using pressure washer with detergent. It would only take 30 minutes to do.

[@theodopoulos]

How about posting a video of this process?

[@vincentdoubt]

who can really screw the AC engineer , until 2024 still can't take out the blower to clean it ourselves .

[@DavidinTexas]

Ive used these hot water steamers. A Cold water MINI Hi pressure washer, works like a Miracle, Zero disassembly, Full Disclosure = I'm Not married, No (white) carpet, Mop up over flow, under 3-5 mins

[@milenvalchanov1208]

и аз съм със Фуджицу лука ,но без разглобяване не мисля че турбината е добре почистена

[@YoTeQuierokuki]

La vida es puro teatro.

[@hectortorres5146]

Hey this dude is a hack. I’m a real hvac service tech. We don’t do half ass jobs as this. Mini split bib does it faster, how about all the shit left behind that panel you’re not removing. That’s how I absolutely knew you was very green.

[@rubyredjeans]

Where I live in Australia, it’s anywhere between $250 to $$400 for a tech to clean an air con. Too expensive and you don’t need a degree or trade certificate to do it. Plenty of kits on Amazon and videos from service techs on KZbin. Techs/Tradespeople charge waaaay too much in Australia - so they can fund their 4 x 4’s, jetski’s and boats.

[@jonniesantos]

@@rubyredjeans ...it was $600 here (California) the last time I had one cleaned. 😔 Re: Mitsubishi

[@jonesguest9824]

​@@jonniesantosWhy did cost so much? Was it more than 3hrs?

[@jonniesantos]

@@jonesguest9824 It was probably a little more than an hour. I don’t know how they set their prices. I went to them because they installed it originally. I’ll shop around next time.

[@cameronmckenzie1969]

Don’t be lazy take the cover off and do a Proper job

[@quietjohn806]

Right. Don't be lazy. And when do you rinse the foam full of gunk off? Not a good way to clean a split unit

[@MrJRSLim]

For what it's worth, the instructions on the foam cleaner that I have says no need to rinse, just let it dry.@@quietjohn806