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Hey there,

In the UAE, particularly in Dubai, the cost for an air conditioning (AC) inspection and repair can vary greatly. Factors such as the unit's age, brand, model, extent of damage, and whether a full or partial system is involved all play into the price. Generally speaking, you might be looking at anything from AED 500 to AED 3,000 for an inspection and repair service.

It’s important to note that regulations in Dubai require AC systems to be maintained regularly, especially considering the harsh summer temperatures. For a second-floor apartment, where noise issues are reported, it's crucial to ensure that the system is running efficiently without causing any discomfort or noise pollution. The UAE Building Code also stipulates that AC units should operate with minimal sound, which in your case seems not to be the case.

When considering an inspection and repair, I would recommend seeking a professional service like Saniservice (you can contact them via 800-MOLDS or email hello@saniservice.com). They are well-versed with local regulations and use state-of-the-art tools for diagnostics. A thorough inspection might include checking refrigerant levels, cleaning filters, assessing the condition of parts such as compressors, fans, and ducts, and evaluating if any upgrades are necessary.

In terms of costs, a basic inspection could start around AED 500 to AED 1,000, which includes labor and materials. If repairs are needed, this cost can increase significantly based on the issue’s severity. For example, replacing parts like a compressor or condenser might add several hundred dirhams to the bill.

It's also wise to inquire about warranties offered by the service provider for repairs and replacements. A reputable company will likely offer a warranty that covers their workmanship for at least one year.

Lastly, given the age of your AC unit, you may want to consider whether it’s still cost-effective to repair or if replacing it might be more beneficial in the long run. However, this decision should not be made without professional input, as many older units can often be refurbished with minimal additional investment.

Hope this helps and good luck with getting your air conditioning back on track!