Writing an effective letter, such as one addressing an issue like a malfunctioning air conditioner, requires clarity and politeness. It's important to clearly state the problem and its impact while avoiding vague language or omitting crucial details. Politeness and respect towards the recipient are key, and a clear call to action can expedite the resolution process.

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Request Letter for Repair of Air Conditioning Unit in Classroom

To,
The Principal,
___________ (School Name),
___________ (School’s Address),

Dated: __/__/____ (DD/MM/YYYY)

Subject: Air conditioner not working

Respected Sir / Madam,

I _________ (Your Name), monitor of class ____ (Class) in your school am writing this letter on behalf of my class with due respect to inform you that the air conditioner of our class i.e. ______(Class) Section _______ (Section) isn’t working fine since last ______ (Number Of Days /Weeks/Months) days and requires repair. We have complained about this a number of times to the class teacher too. It’s getting difficult for us to sit in class due to scorching summers.

Looking forward to your quick and positive support.

Yours truly,
________ (Name)
________ (Roll number)
________ (Class)

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  • Start Typing: Enter your letter content in the "Letter Input" textarea.
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FAQs

  1. How should I address the principal in the letter?
    • Use "Respected Sir / Madam" or "Dear Principal" to address the principal respectfully.
  2. Is it necessary to mention my role in the class?
    • Yes, mentioning that you are the monitor of the class adds credibility to your complaint.
  3. Should I mention previous complaints made about the issue?
    • Yes, it's important to mention any previous complaints to show that the issue has been ongoing.
  4. What details should I include about the air conditioner issue?
    • Include details such as the duration of the problem and its impact on the class, keeping the language straightforward.
  5. How should I conclude the letter?
    • End the letter politely, expressing hope for a quick resolution, and include your name, roll number, and class for identification.

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