kajua 1 Report post Posted December 9, 2007 (edited) Need some adviceWe bought a 19 year old resale flat from its 2nd owner who moved in 9 years ago. So the aircon thats in use is 9 years old (National brand i think) and is regularly serviced according to the seller. As currently me and my FH dont have aircon or use aircon more then once or twice a year (when it gets really hot) in our parents place, I was pondering should I replace the aircon or should i just stick with it?Cause I dont forsee us using it very frequent either. But just wondering is a 9 year old aircon would give more problems even if we use it a few days a year. Getting a new system 3/4 installed to be used only a few times a year doesnt seem cost effective. Will it be more troublesome replacing the aircon after the reno?If I wanna just remove the aircon and disposed of it, ido i have to hire a seperate contractor that will do it for me? Or will my ID do it for me?-Celest Edited December 9, 2007 by kajua Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nipponho 0 Report post Posted December 10, 2007 Hi Celest, my opinion : wait till it give problem or break down then replace. Aircon price drops gradually over the years.Fujitsu System 3 now cost $1599, special offer by gain city.Wait till u buy new one then dispose. If u dispose now without buying, u will pay disposal fee. If u buy from gain city, they dispose and dismantle trunking for u foc, but u must "sang" them the spoilt aircon. U can push your luck to see if ID will do it for u, but I dont think they are so nice, unless u pay Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
nobrain1 0 Report post Posted December 10, 2007 dun need to buy new one. my wife house aircon is oso very lao kok kok, but still in good shape give cool air. if the aircon u all switch on feel cooling then it's ok. if u don't use it more than once a week dun need to change, if yes then have to. aircon that don't perform will consume more elec cos the AI will tell it to keep making room cooler... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites