My Panasonic Envio 1.0 hp Split AC With Its Original-Makeover Condensing Unit!

Feel free to refer to this link for more support!: https://saweria.co/TXFE Specifications: Model: CS-C9JKP (indoor); CU-C9JKP (outdoor) Production year: June 2009 Color/finish: White Cooling capacity: 9.040-9.210 Btu/h Refrigerant: R22 Power rating: 800-835 watts Current: 3.7-3.8 amps Voltage: 220-240 V Frequency: 50 Hz Features: E-Ion Purifying System Patrol Sensor Powerful and Quiet Mode Manufactured by Panasonic HA Air Conditioning (M) Sdn. Bhd. Shah Alam Malaysia Made in Malaysia. If you've seen this video before    • Panasonic Envio Deluxe 1.0 hp Split AC Ind...  , well yes, this indoor unit actually had its own outdoor unit before I bought it 2 years ago. But I only have the indoor unit because this unit was bought by a joint venture of me and ‪@yosafattheairconditionerex6151‬, and Yosafat took the outdoor unit for his needs. But eventually, Yosafat didn't need the CU-C9JKP outdoor unit anymore and was about planning on selling it. So I asked him whether I could buy it, and he said yes! I bought it because it now pretty much looks like the Malaysian market R22 Panasonic condensing units (precisely a PC_QKH), and I found it very interesting and thought it'll be great if I have the one and only R22 Panasonic round-grilled in Indonesia! 😜 Now, some of you may be asking, how can you make it into looked like a completely different outdoor unit? How can that thing become possible? Okay, here's the answer. When I'm converting my Panasonic C9PKP from R22 into R32 with Yosafat's help (you can refer to this link to see the AC    • Panasonic Envio 'ECONAVI' 1.0 hp Deluxe Sp...  ), I take all of the old parts from the newly bought secondhand N9RKP outdoor unit (precisely the front case, top cover, and the chassis), so all of the original N9RKP parts go to the old C9PKP outdoor unit (which I no longer have it since 2 years ago). But because the original C9PKP outdoor unit finally broke down on the compressor after being used by Yosafat a few times, he tossed the unit and took all of the N9RKP original parts to be installed in one of his Panasonic outdoor units, and the unit that he chooses where he'd gonna be installing all of the N9RKP parts is coincidentally the outdoor unit that originally came with my C9JKP indoor unit. Actually, there are a few more things of why the ex-original parts of my N9RKP outdoor unit can be ended up on this C9JKP outdoor unit, but I would create a very long novel if I shared all of them so I'm not gonna explaining all of them. But what do you guys think about the creation that has been done to this C9JKP outdoor unit? Is it interesting enough? 😉 I brought my C9JKP indoor unit to Yosafat's place to be tested with its original outdoor unit. About the performance itself, the running amps was kinda high, about 5 amps while its rated current should be at around 3.7-3.8 amps. Yosafat told me that was caused by its over-refrigerant pressure, then the weather was very hot at that time, plus the internal part of the outdoor unit was still dirty (I hope that's really the actual case). It kinda sounds rough too. But other than that, it is very cold! I've been wondering how is the coldness of my Panasonic C9JKP with its original outdoor unit, but now I got the answer! Happy fasting everyone! Taken on April 16, 2023. #airconditioner #hvac #panasonic