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Air Conditioner Inverter Aircon Maintenance & Troubleshooting Non-Inverter Aircon

How to Clean Your Aircon

Carrier cares about your comfort. Although we cannot immediately respond to your cleaning requirements because of the constraints of the enhanced community quarantine, we have prepared an article that will guide you through the steps to clean your AC filters and help ensure your AC continues to efficiently cool you until the time when one of our professional service technicians can get to you.

April 23, 2025

A DIY guide to on how to clean window type aircon and how to clean aircon filter

What are the things you need to prepare?

A medium sized basin and soft cloth and vacuum that will be used to clean an aircon

1. Medium-sized basin

2. Soft Cloth

3. Vacuum

Carrier Window Type Air Conditioner DIY Cleaning

Always make sure that everything is safe. Turn off your Window Room Aircon using the remote or the knob and remove the plug from the power outlet.

Step 1: Press the metal casing

Step 2: Gently remove the front grille. If you have a top vent window unit, unscrew the front grille before removing it.

Step 3: For remote-control models, press the connector to disconnect the wiring.

Pressing the connector to disconnect the wiring

Step 4: Pull the air filter out.

Step 5: Remove the special air filters, shake off the dust then set aside. This step is applicable for A/C units with special filters.

Removing the special air filters and shaking off the dust in an outdoor space

Step 6: Soak the main filter in the basin of water for five to ten minutes.

Fully soaking the main filter in the basin of water

Step 7: Shake the main filter lightly to remove the excess water.

Lightly shaking the filter to remove excess water

Step 8: Place the main air filter on top of a dry cloth and allow it to dry.

Step 9: While waiting for the main air filter to dry, clean the A/C unit’s fin with a vacuum cleaner. Ensure that the tip of the vacuum won’t touch the fins to prevent any damage. If you don’t have a vacuum at home, you may skip this step.