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What you think of the whipcool cordless

Never had to change a daikin compressor in 30 years there you go,it was always board problems.

What is the tool he used with the molex plug?

So answer me this, cousin. On the small solenoid, if readings being 45,46,46,46; What would be considered bad ohm readings it were bad?

Mitch i tried using that same bag set up couple years ago it was shit heavy bulky for high wall splits heaps lighter set ups on the market now.

Very nice install, Mitch! Those units are so quiet!

Hey Mitch, like to see if you can make a video on the inverter checker that will be a great help us thanks👍

Great video mate , I’ll definitely be using that advice for the recovery mode on the 32 units.

Well Mitch, your livin the High Life now ;)

Looks great 👌.

OH BOOHOO 8.5C , that a nice moring, you are just so spoiled, talk to me when you are -35c

Hola yo hace unos días cambié una condensadora la 125 por una 100 del mismo año y ok

27:30 evacuated the refrigerant, what escaped? Some was missed? I'm a curious non HVAC tech.

Please help me I'm having a hard time finding the outdoor dc fan motor part for my daikin RXN24KEVJU5 outdoor unit

It sounds like the airhub can only cycle on/off based on the return air sensor and this can't be changed, is this correct? That's quite a limitation. Also the airhub can only set zones to +-2c of master. I assume myair doesn't have this limitation? Thanks.

In refrigeration cleanliness is the upmost priority

Looks pretty bulky. A lot of times those residential units don’t have room for them.

I can hear it too. It’s a considerably big leak 👍

The thing I like about Daiken is they use Copper Tube in their units, not the steel, that rust and gets pinholes in it. I’m in the USA, Retired. I have the same Fluke, Temperature Probes and Recovery Machine, you have.

How often do you get bad eev

Good job 👍

nice video.. but please the music, autotune hurts my ears. 😅

Damn thing is way too close to the wall for sure.

Hello sir my name is Mohammad Arsh I am working in Saudi Arabia since last 3 years I want to work in Australia also I want to get job

Thanks for sharing. I'm confused. You pulled a vacuum, but then when you removed the schrader valve, a small bit of oil sprayed out. (Right?) How is that possible if the system was under a vacuum?

Hey Mitch. Ive had in the past a UO on a daikin fault.had a bad eev. It would run fine in heating but every now and than would pump down into vacuume in cooling mode but not always. Would run a few weeks than fault out Replaced the valve and has been fine since.

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spit on ya finger keep the silicon off ya finger

the shit we have to buy back from china is embrassing dude fuk the shit we have to deal with on ya Mitch.

Mitch so many questions my ocd with ya hoses fuk does me head in haha was that house open completely just asking,condensing unit to close to wall.i see alot of issues as soon as you pulled up good thinking start from scratch.

I've heard lots of issues with copper pipe in the US too. Some type of reaction causing pin hole leaks. One gent only has it happen on the white insulation, no issues with the black stuff.

Thanks I learnd something new thanks.

How did they convert from ductless to ducted on an existing house? Also, I'd be very interested in seeing more detail about the controller for this system.

Beautifully done! Let us hear the unit's running sound. I like to hear how quiet those units are!

Can you put more narration into your videos? I'd like to know more about what you're doing and why. The background music is nice, but I want to learn more about the whole process.

I use Klein Tools a lot.

Did you purge the blue hose before charging? I saw you purge the yellow hose, maybe you purged blue hose off camera. Also, instead of removing the VCRT after pulling vacuum, you could just leave it on and connect hose from bottle of gas to VCRT and charge, then put core back in.

I use Trace a Gas with the CPS electronic leak detector and it works very well, however it would go crazy with a leak this big and I, like you wouldn’t have bothered using it had I been able to hear it as loud as you could. I also would have done exactly as you did in advising the customer but true, that unit is on it’s last legs and I hate whenever I do a repair like that and it fails 3 months down the track and the client reminds me how much they paid 3 months back and it has already failed again.. That’s why the replacement option gets pushed onto customers..

Had mine since new eight years now. Works exceptionally well. But that's just me comparing with the reverse cycle ducted systems I installed back in the 1970s. The E9 code is coming up often lately, and I'm becoming suspicious of the life expectancy of compressors in these systems running R412 refrigerant. I restart it by pressing the mode selection button and it then returns to run mode. No problem for anything from a few days to a few weeks, then it does it again.

If you hold orange meter button while rotating center knob to on, the meter will not time off/out.

How did you get that in recovery mode from indoor controller ?

Hey Mitch, a somewhat parallel issue with reactive chemicals in electrical engineering. In the 60's or 70's there was an electrical cable insulating material used worldwide that after a number of years caused a chemical reaction with the copper conductors. It's a greenish stain/goo. I only came across this with a house renovation. Fortunately it does'nt cause insulation breakdown, just a massive disgusting stain, especially in wall switches, light fittings, where you don't really want to see and deal with it. Funnily enough, in the era before cheap chinese products invaded the landscape.

Man how would you go about maintenance or possible leaks/faults in the future. Appartment scare the shit out of me

So this tells you if the windings in the eev is good?

Did standing sst vs ambient temp match when you first put the gauges on?

This outdoor Mitsubishi AC is my childhood because my grandfather in Botswana, Africa used to have it for his living room.

Just test the compressor windings? Then you will know if the compressor is stuffed?

Did you not have to pull a vacuum on the recovery tank? Or have too? In the US it’s best to always pull one.

Goodjob mate. Made indonesian😊

Good pickup! In future though the side port on the VC2G is meant for a service port as it still has a schrader core, you’re effectively just evacuating as if you hadn’t pulled the cores from the unit service valves (assuming you’ve left that schrader core in on the side of the VC2G). Remove the stem and the schrader core from the top of the tool and attach your vacuum hose to the top of the VC2G, then there were will be uninterrupted flow.