What should I do if I want to remove the trademark on the outdoor unit of the air conditioner after installation?

This problem is indeed a bit of a headache. After all, once the trademark is installed, it is not easy to remove it. Since you raised this question, let me analyze it for you from multiple angles.

We can consider looking for professional maintenance personnel to help solve this problem. They usually have rich experience and technology to deal with this kind of problem. You can contact your local air conditioning repair center to ask if they can provide related services. They may use specialized tools and techniques to remove the branding from the exterior unit, giving your exterior unit a new look.

If you are confident in your crafting skills and are willing to try DIY, you can also consider doing it yourself. You need to prepare some tools, such as screwdrivers, wrenches, etc. Then carefully observe the installation method of the trademark to see if there are screws or other fixings to fix it on the external machine. If there are any, you can try to disassemble them, but be careful not to damage the outer unit or the logo itself. If there is no obvious fixation, the trademark may be fixed on the external machine through glue or other adhesives. At this time, you can try to use a heat gun or hair dryer to heat the trademark to loosen the glue, and then gently pry up the trademark. . Pay attention to your own safety when performing DIY operations to avoid injury.

If none of the above methods are applicable or you don’t want to take the risk, you can consider "hiding" the trademark of the outdoor unit. For example, you can paste some interesting stickers or decorations on the trademark and integrate it into the overall decoration; or place some green plants, flowers, etc. next to the external machine to divert people's attention from the trademark. Although you can't really remove the trademark, you can reduce its presence in other ways.

It is not an easy task to remove the trademark on the outdoor unit of the air conditioner. We can consider seeking professional help, DIY, or using other methods to hide the trademark. Hope the above suggestions can be helpful to you!