You’ve definitely gotten an air conditioner technician to fix your faulty unit before, but do you have an inkling of what tools they use to do so? While we don’t recommend doing any DIY repairs yourself on this delicate appliance, it’s always handy to know what the experts use. In this article, we share some of the key tools air-conditioning technicians tend to use when they repair or service air conditioners. In this way, it enriches your knowledge and helps you make sure that you’ve hired the right people who are truly professional and knowledgeable. Pliers What happens when technicians need to dig deep to reach or install something nestled deep within an air conditioner? A pair of pliers makes a handy tool to lend a helping hand when this situation occurs. Not all pliers are the same - there is a variety of pliers available that serve different needs. Whichever it is, a good technician will make sure that he or she is well prepared with a full set of pliers. Even if the technician does not have that, it’s good to at least have a substantially long pair that will do the job. Measuring Tape A measuring tape small but mighty. It serves plenty of purposes in different industries, and its compact size makes it extremely convenient and handy to bring around. It is typically a steel tape that you can use to measure objects, and is very useful when carrying out repairs, measuring the length of a room, tubing, item dimensions and more. For example, you can use it to measure different components of your Mitsubishi 5 ticks or Daikin iSmile aircon. Most technicians will use tapes that measure about 7.5m so that they can use them for various applications. Together with a tape, technicians will also bring along a marker to mark out whatever necessary. Screwdriver A common tool used in various repair works, a screwdriver is a highly useful item for air conditioner technicians. You can find many different sizes and lengths of screwdrivers available for purchase. Seasoned experts will choose screwdrivers equipped with insulative materials to lower the risk involved in repairs. An air conditioner comprises many types of components and parts, so a technician will usually bring an entire set just in case. Sawzall A Sawzall is a handheld tool also known as a reciprocating saw. It saws through wood, metal and plastic materials with minimal effort with an ergonomic design that allows the user to wield it in any position or angle as desired. It is a useful tool that can mold any shape required to fit into an air conditioner. Air conditioner experts will usually use Sawzalis that are sturdy and powerful to make sure that they perform correctly. Electric Drill An electric drill is a convenient tool that can drill through various objects easily as necessary. Air conditioner technicians will usually be equipped with at least one type of drill. Professionals will be familiar with safety requirements when using these tools, so it is important to avoid doing it yourself!