エアコンの取り付けや、設置済みのエアコンをDIYで移動する方法です

While it's recommended that air conditioner installation, removal, relocation, and piping work be left to professionals, here I'll explain how to do it myself, step-by-step, to save money and for technical reasons. In particular, working on the piping connecting the indoor and outdoor units of an air conditioner requires less routine tasks, such as pumping down and vacuuming. However, when it comes to pumping down, if the air conditioner is operating normally, you just need to be careful not to introduce air into the piping, and there are many vacuum pumps available for rental on Yahoo! Auctions. Once you understand the system and procedure, it's not that difficult. "Pre-flared air conditioning piping sets" of various lengths are sold for air conditioner piping. Nuts are attached to the flared copper pipes, so all you need to do is tighten them to the appropriate torque. Inaba Denko's slim ducts and decorative covers for hiding the piping, as well as the three-core VVF cable used for wiring, are all available at Konan Pro or online. Note: This video uses photos and video to demonstrate the steps, highlighting key points for self-installation based on past experience. While it's not recommended to connect cables mid-way, I took the precaution of carefully insulating them with vinyl tape. Also, some of the steps involve dangerous tasks, such as pumping down, which can lead to explosions. If you attempt this, proceed at your own risk. (Search terms for components used online) Inaba Denko Flared Air Conditioning Piping Set Inaba Denko Slim Duct Inaba Denko Decorative Cover VVF Cable 1.6mm 3-Core Human Air Conditioning Gas Charge Valve Control Valve Air Conditioner Vacuum Pump Rental