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Hvac with Drewman
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Hey you guys said you fixed the AC but its still not cooling!!
finding why the transformer keeps going bad
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Carrier mini split with fault E8
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Replacing condenser fan motor and board on a carrier mini split
carrier/toshiba VRF condenser with a big leak
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fixing a leak on this coil as temp repair
Out in the wild…
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Mini split not responding
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Mitsubishi/Trans cassette not responding to remote contoller.. changing remote to read fahrenheit..
Inverters are great for mini splits but a headache for central split system, especially in humid places like florida. And don’t forget the lizards and frogs that kills them all the time..
Ours stopped working tonight and this saved us a service visit! Thank you for making this simple and informative video! You rock.
Ive seen a few of your videos and I can tell you know so much and have plenty of experience. Ive been in the trade for 3 yrs now and I love it. Did anyone train you or is it from experience. In the 3 yrs that Ive been doing it, I think Ive only rode with someone for a total of 1 month. Ive had to learn everything on my own. I take pride in what I do and I want to learn everything about everything in this trade so I spend a lot of time learning. I wish I could work with someone with your knowledge to teach me hands on.
@@lyotoarellano when I started I would read everything I could get my hands on. Working with more experienced guys and asking questions is the way you learn... I didn't have TH-cam when I started so I learned from each mistake... Keep plugging away, eventually it's all click in your heard and it'll get easier on each job
Do you just pull the blower wheel off the motor? I don't see any set screws on my Daikin. I don't want to break anything.
@@TheKjowrph on the right side of the wheel, slowly spin the wheel and look up into it and you will see a Phillips screw
Thanks for the video. Got home from vacation and mine wasn't working. Found this and had it fixed in 10 min
Carrier 2 stage ac problem
First time I saw a "condenser farm" like that.
Carriers' quality control got so bad that ARS dropped them 🎉
Dam straight we have a lot of hit and run technicians in the field half ass diagnostic is a guarantee for a call back when someone else is on call
@@eastcoast186 exactly… very frustrating…
@@hvacwithdrewman98you got to add commission-based to the pay I would have gave him the option of new capacitors new contactor new Transformer and the cleaning and a charge a few pounds of refrigerant or you could just buy a new unit and be done with it will give you a 10-year warranty🎉
We have 5 of these and they all kill us and the noise wakes us up every night. I can get used to living by the train tracks but not these units.
What position was the NO/NC switch of the dehum left at?
@@thefred0215 set it to normally closed.
What does that NO/NC contact control?
Thanks for a another great video 👍👍
My blower wheel is rattling like a helicopter hovering in the room. Now I know how to remove and clean it. Thanks.
What model number is on the inverter? Im having the same issue. Same sound and all. Customer support is no help at all. Hope you can respond. Thank you!
@@kitty9374 I don't remember the part #.. I had to go through customer assurance for a case number and then when you call to order the inverter they go by that number to look up the part...they we keeping track of this issue
I'll see if I can find what I wrote up on the invoice tomorrow
Hey @hvacwithdrewman98 thanks for all these great videos. I have a question my indoor unit just randomly leaks my filter is clean and charge it good. I took off the cover and it seems to be running off one of the lines where the coils are connected on the inside unit .& runs down and drips randomly. Any ideas on how to fix this? Could it be that thermostat little wire hanging should that be in a certain position?
@@thegreatest2ever could be the insulation around the copper pipes.. check that first.. the do sweat
@@hvacwithdrewman98 yes it seems to be dripping off the indoor unit coil one of those little tiny copper lines can those be wrapped? The lineset copper lines running from the back of the machine outside are all wrapped good
@@thegreatest2ever yes they both need to be wrapped, insulated... Slightest gap or tear will drip.. try to tape up and you can see
Thanks for the video yt has same old shit all re runs day after day it great to see VRF video.
Nice tip. Thanks for sharing .👍
I have this exact unit with a drain pan. This wasn't any where in the instructions and tech support is taking to long. I hope this is correct. Thank you
That's how I wire in all these ductes fan coils
Did you connect y2 in the condenser also i might of missed it
Yes, wired in the stat and thermostat as well
@@hvacwithdrewman98 allot more efficient now Great job
@@antoniosantiago2770 thanks man
@@antoniosantiago2770 thanks man
Any and all inverter systems can go directly in the trash..
You the man drew. Youre videos are a huge help! Keep it cool
Thanks 👍
Thanks man
Thank you!😊
Nice vid Drewman! Thanks
Can the carrier condenser operate without the A&B communication? I had the furnace replaced with a different brand and they installed a new t-stat without communication. Now there’s no reading at the condenser on A&B
Yes it can.. next to the ABCD plug there is a set of terminals to wire it up for no communication..
Thanks for the video what make was that I got a Samsung one to replace
That one is a carrier unit
Thank you for the help. I am working on my first one tomorrow
You’re welcome… really not that hard to work on.. can be a little intimidating first time but take your time, biggest issue is the suction line temp sensor reversing valve solenoid go bad the most and I stock the on my truck… also found the Bluetooth board will cause communication problems when it fails, and can just unplug it and the system will work.. just some helpful info to keep in mind
How do you place in recovery mode
Boomhauer lol
Maybe fascinating to a stoner. But they possibly had algae growing there creating a slipping hazard and sick of cleaning it all the time.... 😮
😂
That may actually be a heat pump they do make them hand have for a long time and any of the manufactured home communities adopt the No water runoff onto carport dealibob as well as code.
Dumbest idea & waste of time/ cash
Until someone takes you to court, for slipping on the algae/moss and sues you.... Doh... I bet you didn't think of that
What is this youre talking about?
The fact that someone added a condensate pump to an exterior wall…
Drewmannn!! we getting old like the idea removing the side plastic plate on the coil.
What’s up…. Definitely made it easier putting it back together…
Thanks for the video
But over all good install
That's a noisy transformer
Bought a brand new Trane in 9/22. Trane unit was manufactured in 9/22. Panama Florida plant orgin. Model 4WCC4030A1000AB Lasted 30 days then quit. Called Trane authorized dealer that sold/installed unit. Took him 11 months to come back out. No heat during winter/ no AC during summer, 11 months no service,no show. Finally comes out and tells me unit has defective coil, will have to be replaced. Repair man tore brand new AC unit apart in yard. Brand new in pieces, 30 days of service,now scattered across yard. He was not happy , and neither was I. Fast foward 90 days ,and I hear some one drilling on my AC unit outside. I go to window ,but can see no one. I walk outside to find 2 new holes drilled into side of hvac unit... Exactly 9 11/16 from edge....Exactly where new coil had just been replaced!!!!!!! Over $5,000 for a Trane unit that operated less than 100 days total. Then was sabotaged by someone who knew exactly where the coil is sitting behind panel cover. Called 1800Trane and asked if installer had been reimbursed for labor,on the warranty claim on the defective unit. Or did he not get paid for work,and now wants revenge. Trane would not answer. Called cops,they said oh well,no witnesses, no case.
Sounds like you got scammed... Should reach out to the news... Manufacturer can't help you on this issue
Hi, What are the normal min/max temps for a 12,000 BTU inverter mini split compressor?.. What temps the actual metal it's made of gets to I mean. Has anyone tried using those Butyl sound deadening pads (that are used on cars) on a compressor, and or, insides of the case on the outdoor unit?.. Apparently Butyl pads can "withstand temperatures as low as -75°F (-50°C) and as high as 250°F (120°C)". I want to quiet it down a bit. I've got one of the rectangle type mini splits, not the big American types, so there won't be a lot of room, probably nowhere near enough to use a compressor sound jacket thing - but maybe enough to slap some Butyl pad material on it.
Not sure of the minimum maximum temps… mini splits are usually very quiet.. if the outside unit is mounted on the wall..( air brace ) made install rubber isolation pads in between the unit and the support bracket
@@hvacwithdrewman98 Ah OK. No one seems to know the normal temps of compressors. Yeah, the outdoor unit is on a concrete block with rubber mounts. When I first turned it on there was some component touching the outer case on the outdoor unit which made a horrid rattling noise. I had to take the top off and pry whatever it was back enough to shove some dense foam in-between it and the case. I'll open it up properly soon and see if I can bend whatever that is back away from the wall - it might help shut it up.
@@Lloyd.B. the temperature of the compressor is really the discharge temp and each manufacturer has its own.. but when the discharge temp climbs above 250 you start breaking down the oil inside
@@hvacwithdrewman98 Thanks, so it’s highly unlikely a rightly working compressor would go above 250F. What about normal discharge temp minimums - roughly?.. I have no clue, I imagine when it’s heating it will get hot, and cooling it will get cold. I imagine when the gas gets to the evaporator it's never going to be -50F, but for all I know it could get that cold in the compressor.
@@Lloyd.B. heat pumps… doesn’t matter if it’s heat cooling.. the compressor always pulls low pressure and pumps out high pressure.. higher the pressure the higher the temperature… depends on how hot / cold the home is… if it’s low on charge ( Freon) the higher he discharge temperature would be
Thanks for the video
Thanks for sharing. Great valuable video!
I have the same problem and notified my installer and Carrier, so thank you for the video! Happens only on the 5 ton they said. Question, do you have to replace.the fan blades as well when replacing the inverter? Thank you!!
No.. believe we bent it a little trying to take the top off and caused it to be out of balance...glad the video helped you
That did not look like something got into the compressor, it looked like a part of the compressor.
Yes, those are the pieces from the old one.. I got the new one in and some of those got into the new one and took it out in less than a minute.. so far we have seen this issue 3 times. Only straight cool units
Another company using the customer for their research and development. What happened to Carrier they use to be a great company now you can't get a true answer from their technical monkeys.
Had the same issue here- coms crossed and unit froze up- saved my keister- thanks!!!
Our mini split sounds like fan or motor bout ready to go out. It makes loud noise like a fan trying to go out
Check the air filter, make sure the coil isn't frozen, shut off and inspect the blower wheel to see if and blades are broken. It's you don't see anything wrong call a ac company
I have 4zone Mitsubishi mini splits, two of the zones not blowing cold air and both indoor coils freezes up sometimes. My Hvac guy came by a few times and can't figure out what's wrong, any suggestions? Thanks
First thing is to check and make sure the blower is clean.. if very dirty it can’t move the air correctly and will cause it to freeze up
Nice video thanks
Thank you..
Best video on the dirty sock syndrome. Btw has anyone installed a uv led system? I see FreshAire sells one that good for wall units and ceiling cassettes. Pricey solution, if it really does work.
Thanks…. I only installed one UV light on a high wall unit a customer supplied, not like one for a regular air handler. Sure by now they how options
Thanks great video 👍👍