What if the office property refuses to turn on the air conditioner?

If the office property refuses to turn on the air conditioner, you can take the following steps:

1. Negotiate with the property management company: First, understand the specific reasons why the property management company refuses to turn on the air conditioner, which may be economic reasons, equipment maintenance reasons or environmental protection reasons. Reasonable demands and suggestions can be put forward according to specific reasons, such as negotiating to reduce property fees, limiting the use time of air conditioners or discussing to reduce the impact of air conditioners on the environment.

2. Seek help from relevant laws and regulations: If negotiation with the property management company fails, you can learn about relevant laws, regulations and management regulations, especially those related to office building management and property management, so as to determine whether the property management company has violated regulations. If there are violations, you can complain to relevant departments, including housing and urban-rural construction departments and property service supervision departments.

3. Deal with it yourself: If you have a certain economic ability and technical level, you can consider solving the air conditioning problem yourself. For example, buy mobile air conditioners or other refrigeration equipment, but communicate with the property company before buying to ensure that the installation will not cause damage to the building.

4. Reflect the situation: If the above measures still fail to solve the problem, you can complain to relevant departments, including health and family planning departments and consumer associations, and ask the property company to improve the use of air conditioners. When reflecting the situation, we should express our opinions rationally and avoid being too emotional, so as not to affect the handling effect of the whole case.

In the process of dealing with this problem, it is suggested to maintain positive communication with the property management company and respect each other's rights and responsibilities. If you need further help, you can seek legal advice or the support of professional institutions.