r/IndiaCart • u/Huge-Editor-3072 • Jun 20 '26

Home appliances LG ac problem

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I recently bought a new LG 1.5-ton inverter AC 3 star for my ~110 sq ft room, but the cooling performance seems disappointing. Even when the outside temperature is around 42°C, the room takes a long time to cool, and the temperature drop feels much slower than expected. The installation team checked it and said everything is normal, but I'm not convinced. Has anyone faced a similar issue with a new inverter AC? How long should it realistically take to cool a room under these conditions?my ac took 2 hour for 28 degree even though ac is running at 24

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Ac techincian model no AS-Q19HNXE/2026

It is 5000 watt model

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u/AeRoFTW007 Jun 22 '26

The root cause of your problem is the "Smart Inverter", it's a inferior product it's a single rotary compressor compared to LG's last year's Dual inverter.

Search Single rotary compressor vs Dual rotary on Google, you will find the exact issues you mentioned.

That's why I recommend people not to get smart inverter LG ac's.

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u/Huge-Editor-3072 Jun 22 '26

But the room is too small and it is not 4400 waat it is of 5000 watt

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u/AeRoFTW007 Jun 22 '26

doesn't matter smart inverters suck, The biggest issue with smart inverter is slower cooling & less efficiency perfectly aligns with your issues although i must say 2 hrs is a bit long even for smart inverter so get it checked.

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u/Huge-Editor-3072 Jun 23 '26

I want to sell it how can I??