[WA] Samsung Bederra Series AR09AXHQAWKNSA 2.5kW A/C $599 Unit Only - Call to Order @ Coogle Air

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Employeecoogleair on 03/10/2024 - 10:01 coogleair.com.au (276 clicks)
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[WA] Samsung Bederra Series AR09AXHQAWKNSA 2.48kW (Cooling) / 3.24kW (Heating) Air Conditioner $599 inc. GST (Supply only) @ Coogle Air

We're back with the Samsung 2.5kw Bederra Series AR09AXHQAWKNSA can cover Maximum Floor Area 15 sq metres. The supply only is $599, with standard back-to-back installation price is $1,228. For the next 7 days only, grab it at an unbeatable price you won’t find anywhere else! Don’t miss out on this incredible deal—act fast before it’s gone!
Other sizes, brands, kinds of air conditioners installation also available.

Key features:
-Real Time Timer
-Fan Mode
-Good Sleep Mode
-Demand Response Enabled Device
-Fast Cooling
-Auto Mode

5 years manufacturer warranty.

Always look for the ARCTIC (ARC is an acronym for the Australian Refrigeration Council) when you purchase, installing, or repairing your Air conditioner, Freezer or Fridge.
AU46311, EC13745, fully insured.

Credit cards (Visa and Mastercard only) accepted. Please note there is a 1.5% surcharge for all credit card transactions.
Cash and EFTPOS also accepted.

*Installation price is for standard back to back installations: 3 metre pipe, 10 metres cable, outdoor on ground, on single storey homes and include electrical work. Prices include GST. If aircon is smaller than 3.5kw, hard wired into power circuit. Separate circuit with RCD protection extra cost will apply depends on the job difficulty. FREE for travel cost within 30 KM from Osborne Park WA 6017. For further than 30 km, $30 extra for 30-40km, $60 extra for 40-50km.

Contact us for more information:
P: 08 9445 1918
M: 0418 466 090
A: 1/6 O'Malley St Osborne Park WA 6017
Email: [email protected]

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  bob98 on 03/10/2024 - 10:10

  +5

  been dealing with a samsung ducted the past few days. all i can say is stay away and find something a bit more user friendly if any issues arise.

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    AMLagonda on 03/10/2024 - 17:50

    This is a split, Ive had one for years and never had an issue

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      bob98 on 03/10/2024 - 19:48

      yeah this is an $8000 system thats about 5 years old. cant even get anyone to look at it with how busy they all are in qld.

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    wayfastwhitie on 03/10/2024 - 17:53

    +1

    I can attest to this statement. Same issue when dealing with Samsung AC. Also has the same experience when deal with them for phone warranty also.

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      bob98 on 03/10/2024 - 19:46

      I honestly think there shady tactics should be exposed. my story is i cant get anyone to even book me in on the sunshine coast there all to busy. so took it into my own hands i had an error 123 which was a simple sensor. online it shows you how to test the sensor by removing it and using a multi meter. it has to range from -20to70c it seemed ok but i couldnt get it to them ranges. next step was replace the main pcb. replaced that. spent 2 days finding the option code, had to pose as a samsung tech who worked for one of these companys to get the code via there tech support. put the code in same error e123. called the samsung tech up again and asked what i should do. that sensor can be tested from the wall panel/remote. he told me how to test it and in 30 seconds we knew the sensor was fked. so in my eyes now all these company's are just withholding simple information to get call out fees and more work. fk em im now a samsung tech with their service manuals.

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        eug on 03/10/2024 - 19:57

        so in my eyes now all these company's are just withholding simple information to get call out fees and more work.

        You have to remember that the general public wouldn't know how to use a multimeter much less change a pcb or sensor. It is pretty standard for companies to refrain from instructing the untrained general public to stick their fingers into electrical devices.

        All it takes is one accident by an inexperienced person giving it a go and suddenly you'll probably have a new set of laws making even more basic things illegal - like crimping your own network cable.

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          bob98 on 03/10/2024 - 20:04

          @eug: thats understandable and very true. but my point is the dangerous none user friendly methods were regularly available just by a simple google search. while the simple safe user friendly method is was being hidden behind being a certified Samsung technician. If id know how to test the sensor via my wall panel i could of had this fixed 4 weeks ago and been $400 better off.

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    eug on 03/10/2024 - 19:29

    Is that an installer problem or unit problem?

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  dafatha on 04/10/2024 - 00:02

  +2

  save your money, buy a unit that will last