Proper installation accounts for 50% of system efficiency. Improper installation leads to high energy consumption and frequent failures.

Cooling works

Pipe Purity: The refrigeration circuits must be completely free of moisture and impurities (the “clean and dry” principle). A powerful vacuum pump is used to extract air and moisture from the system before charging. Gas Charging by Specified Quantity (by Weight): Do not rely solely on pressure, but also on the weight of the gas quantity specified by the manufacturer.

• Cooling works
• Electrical works
• Maintenance work

Clean or replace filters

Important: Should be cleaned every two weeks or monthly (depending on usage and dust). Benefits: Improves indoor air quality, increases airflow, prevents evaporator freezing, and saves energy.

1. Cleaning the evaporator coil (indoor unit) and condenser (outdoor unit):
2. Evaporator: Dirt accumulates over time, reducing cooling efficiency.
3. Condenser: Clean the fins of dust and leaves that impede heat dissipation, forcing the compressor to work harder.
4. Inspect and clean the air ducts: Ensure they are clean and free of air leaks, which waste energy.
5. Check refrigerant pressure and gas levels: Ensure there are no leaks and that the system is operating at optimal pressures.
6. Check mechanical and electrical components:
7. Check the drive belt in central systems.
8. Check the outdoor unit fan and motor.
9. Check the electrical cables and connections.