Removing Air Conditioner

[teacherofwoe]

I need to remove my air con to take to a new house. Has anyone had experience doing this? Is it a diy job? I understand that their is a coolant liquid inside. Does it need to be done by a professional or can I do it without the liquid leaking? If I need a pro, does anyone know of someone in Hang Dong? Thanks.

[rgs2001uk]

I have no idea where Hang Dong is so unable to point you in the right direction.

My advice is this is best left to a professional, your a/c unit will need "locked".

Depending on the size of the unit I would consider any change form 2,500 baht for removing and refitting a bonus.

[Crossy]

Hang Dong is about 15km SW of Chiang Mai.

Agree with the above, assuming it's a split-unit it's not a DIY job. Talk to your local aircon shop they should have the kit and expertise

[Soutpeel]

Hang Dong is about 15km SW of Chiang Mai.

Agree with the above, assuming it's a split-unit it's not a DIY job. Talk to your local aircon shop they should have the kit and expertise

Yeap leave it to someone who knows what they are doing....although not in Chang Mai, had 2 moved and reinstalled a couple of months ago for THB 2500 a piece