I eventually rigged up just the red mop bucket in the perfect position to catch the drips. It dripped about a litre of water in three hours, and it wasn't working that hard.
Call to where we bought it, not our problem, faulty installation. Call installer. After one cancelled time to come, he did eventually, and rectified the problem just as described on a DIY You Tube video. If it wasn't under warranty, I would have fixed it myself, especially as the unit in the YT vid was the same make as ours. The guy in the You Tube vid is just brilliant. In our case, it was a poor connection where the drain pipes meet in the unit and it just needed to be properly sealed, rather than a blockage. I think the installers apprentice may have not done what he was supposed to.
How brilliant! By the way, not all Singaporeans speak with such an accent. The guy narrating the YouTube video sounds like one of those.voice talents who do radio.ads.
ReplyDeleteMC, the voice really did not match the guy doing the work, did it.
Deleteone of life's endless little irritations sent to try us. glad you got out of it with minimal damage, and I hope the apprentice didn't get too hard a time over it. stay cool Highrisers X X
ReplyDeleteAll these electric and electronic things Ann, they all go wrong.
DeleteThank goodness it was something simple and not a major fault. With summer coming on you really need the aircon.
ReplyDeleteCertainly needed it this past week River. We try to limit our usage of it, but how nice it is to come home to the cool after being out in the heat.
DeleteGreat that they fixed it, but irritating that it needed fixing in the first place - probably due to negligence - and the hassle is all yours! At least the YT vid was some small compensation?!?!?!
ReplyDeleteIt is annoying Red, but so many things are annoying nowadays. Age thing?
DeleteBit of a drip that installed it huh?
ReplyDeleteVery good Fen. I should have thought of that myself.
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