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#mrcool5ton Mrcool universal 5 ton 4 ton installation 17 seer unit
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Mr cool universal 5 ton 4 ton installation,very quiet unit , variable speed I care air repair call us today 972-642-9554 Any questions on mr cool equipment let us know We are located in dallas texas and service the whole metroplex . Amazon link filter dryer: amzn.to/3d21lRU Amazon Heat Absorbing Material, Gel, 1 qt. link: amzn.to/3njYrgj Amazon Uniweld NV1 NitroVue Nitrogen Flow Indicator link ...
I have this exact ac it sucks broke 3 times. And good luck with the warranty department giving you any china parts
do you have to use the filter drier on the 4- 5 ton ? if so where do you get one, and do you have to solder it on?
I tried calling your phone number and it wasn't working. Do you have a new number? I would Iike to get one of these installed.
I am planning an install for a Mr Cool 4-5 ton Universal unit and I am curious how much condensation are you getting from the outdoor unit? I am planning on moving the location of the outside compressor unit to an upstairs balcony but I am concerned the condensation my be too great to control and divert off that deck surface? Thanks for any help.
The outdoor unit only condensate when running as heatpump , it will not condensate a lot , it also has a drain that you can connect a hose and drain it to another location. Hope this answer your question
Can you show detail on how you vacuumed and charged the unit? I got the 2/3 ton unit and going to use my own lineset and in know the air handler is precharged but it's not clear if you need to open the Allen wrench valves on the condenser when vacuuming. I also will add a bidirectional filter drier near the air handler.
If using your own lines, you'll need to keep the liquid/gas valves closed on both the condenser and the evaporator, and work each line (liquid/gas) separately... flow nitrogen then braze, then nitrogen pressure test, pull vacuum, release refrigerant on only that line (open valve at each end of that line, but not both), then repeat on the other line. The majority of the refrigerant is in the condenser... do not vacuum the condenser nor the evaporator! Just the lineset. Make sense?
@@hedge605 Make sense! I appreciate your help. I have all the equipment, tools and supplies and waiting for the winter to end so I can replace the furnace without having issues come up and have no heat. Look forward to having AC too now in the summer.
How hard was it for you to move it around? It seems like it might be heavy.
Yes it is heavy but with the help of the dolly and another person it was ok
I thought there was no soldering needed…
You can buy the no soldering lines if you are a diy person , we had all the equipment to do it with regular copper lines so we did it that way
You dont need to use there flare adapters. Just use a flare tool one solid line no soldering or brazing, clean
Surprised to see brazing on a mini split type system. Usually it's a no go with most brands even with nitrogen.
This is not a minisplit system, it is a 5 ton Heat Pump with variable speed and a variable speed air handler.
I'm having the same issue as John, I have the communication wire between the outdoor unit and indoor unit installed but when I take readings before connecting the thermostat wire it shows 240 volts which is too high since the thermostat and the thermostat wire can only take 24 volts. So pictures or a video of the wiring would be greatly appreciated. FYI each unit has its own independent and disconnects, also my whole system is fully installed. Just need to connect the thermostat.
Hi Ismael do you have any pictures of the inside connections and the outside connections , email it to me at icareairrepair@gmail.com
Are you using sil fos brazing rod?
Yes we use silfos 15 % on the braze of the unit.
@@icareairrepairhvacdallas5410 thanks 👍
Pretty sure their mini split units do not spec a filter drier did this model?
This is not a minisplit is a variable speed unit and it does need a filter drier also it has to be a bidirectional filter drier because is a heat pump.
@@icareairrepairhvacdallas5410 I see yes yes you're right
From what I've looked through on MrCool's website this one doesn't call for a filter drier either. Maybe experience says different but if the manufacturer doesn't call for it does it really need it?
@@chrisfoxwell4128 hi for sure it need a filter dryer if you weld the pipes , if you give me your email I can send you the installation manual so you can see it from me cool web site
We are installing the same unit, however, the instructions from the outdoor unit to the indoor unit and from the indoor unit to the thermostat are confusing! Any photos of the wiring inside of the unit?
Did you finished the install, do you still need the thermostat wires?
Where are you located ? Can you install in California ?
We are located in Dallas tx we don't have any installer in California sorry. Thanks for watching. Any ways if you have any questions let me know , there is some pre charged copper lines you can buy and you won't need to braze the copper.
@@icareairrepairhvacdallas5410 Thanks
How is the unit functioning in heat and cool ? How loud is the indoor unit?
Hi thanks for the question the indoor unit is very quiet also I don't have a video of it running but is quiet trust me, the unit cools and heats perfect my costumer loves it ! I will take some more footage of the unit and make another video, Mr.
We are mr cool dealer if you need one let me know you can buy from us .
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@@hugh3rdof5 Hi if you have any questions on the unit let me know you can email me at icareairrepair@gmail.com Sorry for the low quality video but IAM not very good at video editing you also can call me if you have any questions to 972-642-9554 ask for Miguel.
Hi if you have any questions or comments please let us know
I’m interested in getting 2 of these systems to replace my 2 21 year old units - do you do service in Frisco?