This could stem from a faulty compressor, a defective thermostat, or gas leakage. We identify the root cause and either refill gas, replace the thermostat, or repair the compressor.

Ice building up in the freezer might be due to a broken defrost timer or heater. Our team tests the components and ensures the defrost cycle works properly.

This usually means the defrost drain is clogged, causing water to overflow. We clear blockages and realign the drainage system.

If the internal light isn’t functioning, it’s likely due to a faulty door switch or bulb. We replace worn-out parts and restore visibility.

Clicking or humming sounds can indicate compressor or fan motor issues. We check motor bearings and relays, and fix or replace the faulty ones.

Clogged filters or a failed drain pump can prevent water discharge. We clean filters, inspect the pump, and fix or replace it.

This often occurs due to an unbalanced load, damaged shock absorbers, or uneven floor surface. We adjust the machine base and fix suspension components.

A dead PCB (Printed Circuit Board), blown fuse, or faulty plug could be the cause. We inspect the electrical system and replace any damaged modules.

Leaks can come from damaged inlet pipes, door seals, or drain hoses. We identify the source and replace the defective parts to ensure water tightness.

If your AC isn’t cooling efficiently, it’s often due to dirty filters, clogged coils, or low refrigerant levels. We clean the filters, check for coil dust, and refill gas as needed.

When water drips from the indoor unit, it’s usually caused by a blocked or broken drain pipe. Our technician unclogs or replaces the drainage pipe to restore proper flow.

Buzzing, clicking, or rattling sounds may indicate fan motor issues, loose components, or debris. We open the unit, clean internal parts, and secure or replace noisy components.

A musty or dirty smell often means mold has formed on the evaporator coil or filter. We perform deep cleaning and anti-fungal treatments to eliminate odors.

If your remote isn’t responding, the issue could be the IR sensor on the indoor unit. We test the receiver and, if faulty, replace the sensor or circuit board.

Worn-out motor bearings or loose fan blades often cause noise. We dismantle the hood, lubricate or replace noisy parts.

Improper maintenance can cause oil accumulation in filters. We remove the filters, clean them thoroughly, and clean the internal chamber.

If the chimney doesn’t switch on or keeps tripping, it may be due to wiring issues or switchboard faults. We inspect wiring and provide safe replacements.

Improper duct installation or clogging can cause smoke retention. We check and fix duct pipe alignment and clean blockages.