DIY - Do it yourself

1. Before calling a technician properly check all the cables and power connections.
2. Always make sure that your electrical or electronic devices have proper earthing or are properly grounded to avoid shock.
3. Please check all the water connections input and output ports.
4. Check the mains power supply whether electricity is present there or not.
5. Always keep in mind to unplug all the home appliances when they are not in use in order to avoid damage resulting due to power surge.
6. Allow your home appliances to cool down properly after a long operation.
7. Always use the right power option for your appliances 16amps for heavy load machines.
8. Always place the devices on flat and even surface for maintaining good balance.
9. Before doing any DIY work on your AC, TV, Fridge, Washing machine, Microwave make sure to turn off the power source to the unit.
10. If that doesn't help, you may need to call us or a professional to diagnose the problem.
11. Remember that DIY work can be dangerous and may void warranties or insurance policies. Always read the instructions carefully and consider calling a professional if you're unsure about doing anything.
12. Before going to attempt DIY, both can occur profit as well as loss but you may have hands-on experience that is very useful.
13. In summer season when temperature is very hot on peak i.e., above 40 degrees centigrade, please make sure to power off your air conditioners after every 3-4 hours of continuous running in order to cool down compressors. In some cases, it is seen that compressor tends to blast or catches fire, due to running continuously for several hours in extreme hot conditions. Outer units of air conditioners are always exposed to open areas, so it is recommended to give rest or make a time gap between running hours of air conditioners in hot weather.