GUIDE / 01
Check the drain system for water leaks
Water leaks may be related to slime in the drain pan or drain hose, pump failure, drainage slope, or blockages. We’ll review the cleaning and inspection work based on where the water is coming from, when it occurs, and the history of past cleaning.
- We inspect the drain pan, drain pump, drain hose, and drain outlet individually.
- Grease and dust mix together around air conditioning units near the kitchen, making drainage pathways more prone to buildup.
- We will clarify what cleaning can address and what may be better handled through repair or replacement.
GUIDE / 02
We inspect internal components to check for odors and airflow.
If the odor remains after cleaning the filter, dirt may still be present on the sirocco fan, heat exchanger fins, or drain pan. We plan the work to minimize disruption to business operations, based on the disassembly scope, number of units, and work time.
- Mold, dust, and grease on the sirocco fan are included in the cleaning scope.
- We check the heat exchanger fins for blockages and grease buildup.
- We photograph the condition after the work to make the timing of the next cleaning easier to understand.
GUIDE / 03
We also check the outdoor unit and its installation environment
Dust, fallen leaves, cooking fumes, or stored items around the outdoor unit may affect air-conditioning efficiency and place additional strain on the equipment. The scope of work can include checking the installation environment and obstructions to airflow, in addition to the indoor unit.
- We check airflow, dirt, and available space around the outdoor unit.
- Before work in high places, on rooftops, or in confined spaces, we determine in advance what needs to be checked.
- For multiple stores, listing unit counts, model numbers, and inspection histories makes management easier.
GUIDE / 04
Services offered
Store air conditioners and HVAC equipment
Equipment sales and labor-saving equipment
Air Conditioner Filter Cleaning
Air Conditioner Surface Wiping
Air Conditioner Statutory Inspections
Find the service you need using the work name, equipment name, symptoms, or business type.
We handle commercial air conditioner filters, disassembly and cleaning, drain lines, centrifugal fans, fins, outdoor units, statutory inspections, and installation.
We remove dust and grease from air conditioner filters to help improve the air environment.
GUIDE / 05
Work Coordinated Under Head Office Management
Air conditioning equipment
By Commercial Air Conditioner Model
Air conditioner odors and performance
Comparison and evaluation
Regular cleaning prices
An overview of disassembly cleaning for commercial air conditioners at stores and restaurants, filter cleaning, drain cleaning, statutory inspections, and installation, focusing on odors, water leaks, insufficient cooling or heating, and unit management.
An overview of model-specific checks and services for disassembly cleaning of commercial air conditioners—including ceiling cassette, built-in, ceiling-suspended, floor-standing, and wall-mounted units—and how we address odors, water leaks, and insufficient cooling or heating.
We explain when disassembly cleaning and inspection may be needed if an air conditioner in a restaurant or other store has odors, poor performance, dust, mold, or cooking fumes.
QUESTIONS / FAQ
Questions about air conditioner disassembly cleaning by component
Which parts of the air conditioner are covered for water leak issues?
The areas covered include the drain pan, drain pump, drain hose, drain outlet, installation slope, and around the indoor unit. Air conditioning near the kitchen can accumulate grease and dust, which can lead to slime and blockages in the drainage path. We clarify what can be addressed through cleaning and what may require repair or replacement. Send us the number of locations, areas to be cleaned, and preferred work hours to request a quote.
What areas are covered if cleaning the filter alone does not remove the odor?
Cleaning may cover the sirocco fan, heat-exchanger fins, drain pan, air outlets, and mold, dust, and grease inside the indoor unit. Store air-conditioning systems tend to draw in kitchen grease and dust from customer areas, so depending on the symptoms, disassembly cleaning or checks of individual parts may be necessary. You can request a quote by sending us the number of stores, work locations, and preferred work times.
Can I request service even if I don’t know the names of the air conditioner parts?
Yes. Please tell us about symptoms such as water leaks, odors, reduced airflow, or unusual noises, and send photos of the indoor and outdoor units, model numbers, and installation locations. Even if you do not know the part name, we will clearly explain what we need to prepare a quote or arrange the work, starting with areas related to the symptoms, such as the drain, fan, fins, or outdoor unit. Send us the number of locations, areas to be serviced, and preferred working hours to request a quote.
Can the outdoor unit also be cleaned or inspected?
Yes, this can be included. We check for dust, fallen leaves, oil fumes, stored items, and obstructions to air intake or exhaust around the outdoor unit. Because advance checks may differ for rooftops, elevated locations, or confined spaces, please provide photos and the installation location in advance. Send us the number of stores, work locations, and preferred work times to request a quote.
How should we determine which symptoms can be addressed by cleaning and which require repair?
Odors and blockages caused by dirt, slime, dust, or grease may sometimes be improved through cleaning. However, faulty parts, pump problems, piping issues, and electrical system abnormalities require inspection or repair. Misesapo will clarify what can be addressed through cleaning and what requires an equipment inspection. Send us the number of stores, areas to be serviced, and preferred work times to request a quote.