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Yes, of course: it means you can't claim the damage. :D

FWIW, I've heard so many bad stories about ducted systems, and personally (having had both), I don't think the ducted systems cool well enough, and you don't have as much flexibility as to which areas you cool/heat. Plus, as you've discovered, ducting problems are a nightmare to fix due to...

Is there a rule against those? If that was too obtuse... :rolleyes: (remembering why I rarely post on SS these days) A person who requests repair of an air-conditioning unit two weeks into a lease obviously does not have a clear understanding that they're not entitled to an...

The only relevant facts are clear: There's an air-conditioner in the property. The air-conditioner isn't working. The lease does not specifically exclude the air-conditioner. The tenant requested repair more than two months ago, less than two weeks after moving in. (Why would they do...

I don't think that your interpretation of the legislation is consistent with QCAT's. (I'm also in QLD, have had dozens to hundreds of tenants for more than a decade.) In the absence of a written exclusion as a special condition of the lease, the presence of an air-con entitles the tenant to...

Thanks, Dazz. If it's not a better one I'll be right p***ed!

Because the lease doesn't exclude the air-con. The lease specifies a rent which all will assume includes a functioning air-conditioner, as an air-conditioner exists and was not excluded. You mention $4K in an offset later in this thread... Do NOT do this. If it goes to Tribunal you'll be...