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D1, D2 and D3: what the grades mean

By Rentonemi. 15 November 2026.

Rentonemi sorts every AC and appliance into one of three grades. The grade tells the buyer and the seller the same thing, so the price is clear.

D1Working

It runs and does its job.

D2Repairable

It runs, but it needs a repair.

D3Dead

It does not run. It is bought for its parts and its metal.

What the grade means for a seller

A D1 AC gets the most. A D2 AC gets less, because it needs a repair. A D3 AC gets its scrap price. You can see all three in the price tool: choose "Working and cooling", "Runs but needs repair" or "Not working".

What the grade means for a vendor

D1 stock is for resale. D2 stock is for repair shops. D3 stock is for parts and scrap. A vendor can ask for the grade that suits the work.

Who decides the grade?

You tell us the condition first. Our person checks the AC at pickup and confirms it.

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