What is a built-in air conditioner What should I do if the embedded air conditioner leaks
The embedded air conditioner is a very good air conditioner. The biggest difference between the embedded air conditioner and the ordinary air conditioner is the installation form of the embedded air conditioner. The embedded air conditioner is embedded and saves space. What should I do if the embedded air conditioner leaks?
1. What is embedded air conditioner
The built-in air conditioner is an air conditioner installed on the vent on the surface of the house. The general built-in air conditioner is embedded on the ceiling of the room, so the built-in air conditioner is also called a ceiling. The built-in air conditioner is used for cooling and heating by way of air outlet from all sides and return air from the center. Embedded air conditioners are generally suitable for living rooms with larger indoor areas, and families with more rooms can also have embedded air conditioners. Although the price of embedded air conditioners is more expensive, the air outlets and connecting pipes of embedded air conditioners are generally rear When installing the embedded air conditioner, try to install it according to the number of rooms in the home. The more rooms there are, the more convenient the connection of the number of vents will be.
(1) Advantages of embedded air conditioner
The built-in air conditioner is a ceiling-mounted design. The air is discharged from all sides. The scale of the air supply is relatively large, and the air is usually supplied from the top to the bottom. The cooling effect is better. The embedded air conditioner is comfortable to use indoors. The degree will be higher. Moreover, the embedded air conditioner adopts the invisible device design. The white embedded air-conditioning vent is embedded on the roof, and the device is placed in the center of the room. It looks more beautiful and generous, and will not affect the indoor display and the interior. the design of.
(2) Disadvantages of embedded air conditioners
Because the built-in air conditioner is embedded in the ceiling, the wind is also from top to bottom. In winter, the heat generally goes upwards. This kind of heating design will have a worse heating effect. And compared to other indoor unit built-in air conditioners, it is thicker. The thickness of the built-in air conditioners causes the built-in air conditioners to be generally used in houses over three meters. If the house is too low, it will feel oppressive. Moreover, the embedded air conditioner is also easy to form a short circuit of air flow, which affects the use. The price of built-in air conditioners is also much higher than that of ordinary air conditioners. The average family usually does not choose to use embedded air conditioners.
2. Built-in air conditioner size
Motherboard (internal machine): width 840 * height 840 * depth 290
Panel (internal machine): width 950* height 950* depth 80
outdoor unit: width 120* height 1032* depth 125
3. What to do if the embedded air conditioner leaks
1. Water pipe problem. The leaking of the embedded air conditioner may be due to the aging of the water pipe. You can try a new water pipe. If it is a new water pipe, it may also be because the water pipe is bent or the water outlet is high. The embedded air conditioner drains out. The sink of the built-in air conditioner is under negative pressure, and the water pipe can only be launched in this way. Any U-shaped pipe may cause water to accumulate and cause the built-in air conditioner to leak.
2. Water in the condenser tube. After the drain pipe of the built-in air conditioner is processed, turn on the built-in air conditioner's internal unit to see if there is water on the condenser of the built-in air conditioner's internal unit, and dispose of the water in the built-in air conditioner. Note that when installing the indoor unit of the built-in air conditioner, you must ensure that the condensate of the built-in air conditioner indoor unit is drained smoothly, and the position of the condenser tube must be corrected with a level.
3. Wiring problem. If there is a problem with the connection between the indoor unit's water pan and the drain pipe, it will also cause water leakage in the embedded air conditioner, so correct the wiring. A ruptured water tray can also cause water leakage in the embedded air conditioner.
4. Installation problems. When installing the built-in air conditioner, the indoor unit must be installed on the left side higher than the right side, and must not be installed horizontally. Because the outlet position of the drain pan of the built-in air conditioner is generally European style on the right, the left side is slightly higher to facilitate drainage.
