Aircon Chemical Wash Price
Cleanz1.0
RM 150/unit- Inverter or Non-Inverter
- Suitable for 1.0HP AC
- Chemical Indoor & Outdoor
- Gas Refill
- 15 Days Guarantee
Cleanz1.5
RM 170/unit- Inverter or Non-Inverter
- Suitable for 1.5HP AC
- Chemical Indoor & Outdoor
- Gas Refill
- 15 Days Guarantee
Cleanz2.0
RM 210/unit- Inverter or Non-Inverter
- Suitable for 2.0HP AC
- Chemical Indoor & Outdoor
- Gas Refill
- 15 Days Guarantee
Cleanz2.5
RM 240/unit- Inverter or Non-Inverter
- Suitable for 2.5HP AC
- Chemical Indoor & Outdoor
- Gas Refill
- 15 Days Guarantee
*No advance payment is needed.
*Customer pays after work completion.
Chemical Cleaning for Split Wall Type Air Conditioner
Have you ever thought to yourself, ‘Is there any other way that my air conditioner can be cleaned and serviced in a much faster, neatly, efficient and most importantly cost saving way’?
No? Well, we have. A lot.
Acontech specializes in different types of aircond services and we are your trusted HVAC vendor.
This is why we’re launching our new product of chemical cleaning “Cleanz”.
Replacing the old traditional way of dismantling the whole machine. Find out the benefits and risks for both of these chemical services in our insider news here.
“Cleanz” thoroughly inside out with the same performance of the old-fashioned way, but in a better and more clever method.
Crazy? Maybe a bit.
We wouldn’t have it any other way.
Discover the benefits and considerations of chemical cleaning of your air conditioner unit with our quick guide here.
Dismantling the whole machine poses a lot of hidden risks and our evolutionary method helps oversee it.
Maybe you are wondering what’s the advantages of “Cleanz”.
Here are some quick notes for you.
1) Time-Saving. The traditional way takes around 1hour30mins for one unit while “Cleanz” needs 30-45 minutes.
2) Cost Saving. The traditional way costs RM200 while “Cleanz” costs RM150.
3) Cleanliness. No mess around as it works in an enclosed environment.
Book your time slot with “CLEANZ Chemical” today.
Did we tell you that we accept payment after all work is done (No deposit or prepayment)?
We trusted you as much as you had faith in Acontech!
Get a glimpse of what Cleanz has to offer by playing this short video clip below.
Chemical Wash FAQs
Which chemical is used for AC washing?
The most commonly used chemicals for AC washing are coil cleaners, typically containing mild acids or alkaline solutions. For deeper cleaning, sodium hydroxide (alkaline) or hydrochloric acid (acidic) solutions may be used, depending on the severity of dirt and corrosion. Some eco-friendly cleaners contain biodegradable ingredients to reduce environmental impact.
What is the difference between chemical wash and overhaul?
The main difference between chemical wash and overhaul for air conditioning systems lies in the depth of cleaning and maintenance:
- Chemical Wash: Involves cleaning the aircon’s components (like coils, filters, and condenser) using chemicals to remove dirt, mold, and grime. It’s a surface-level treatment focused on improving efficiency and airflow without dismantling the unit.
- Overhaul: This is a more extensive process where the entire aircon unit is dismantled. Each component is thoroughly cleaned, repaired, or replaced if necessary. An overhaul addresses deeper mechanical issues, ensuring the unit functions like new.
What is the difference between chemical cleaning and normal cleaning?
The difference between chemical cleaning and normal cleaning for air conditioning systems lies in the cleaning method and depth:
- Chemical Cleaning: Involves using specialized chemicals to remove stubborn dirt, mold, and grease. It deeply cleans components like coils, filters, and condensers, enhancing cooling efficiency and preventing mold growth.
- Normal Cleaning: Uses water or mild soap to clean surface-level dust and debris. It’s less intensive and primarily focuses on basic maintenance without addressing deeply ingrained grime.
How frequent should I perform chemical wash?
A chemical wash for your air conditioner is recommended once a year, depending on usage, environmental factors, and air quality. Frequent use or dusty environments may require more frequent cleaning to maintain efficiency and prevent mold buildup.