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Any idea what would cause hookup A to not get cold? I just set up the 3 zone and zone b and c get ice cold, the copper outside near the fan is ice cold to the touch if I poke past the insulation. But zone A, the bottom most hookup, the copper is the temp. Of the air and inside it does not blow cold.

For the outside unit, if you have grass is a concrete pad getting poured required? I cannot mount on the side of my home as it is brick. I saw a ground stand recommended by Amazon, but I was curious if you have used the ground stand if installing on grass or not. Thank you!

Man watching this right now trying to figure out if im going to hire a company or not for a 2 wall and 1 ceiling mount to one condenser max run is 23ft so im ordering 3x30 ft runs from the head unit to the condenser. Gotta have 220 run but that's no big deal we have an electrician. My biggest question was is it all plug and play and it appears to be. You have to make modifications but i like what you did. We have flat roofs and our bill in fla is 600 a month and I'm trying anything to help.

That table is a good design!

I bought a Della 120 volt, 1800btu online. I had the tools to install it. The unit cost $700. It came with all the lines and electric cable. MY son and I hooked this unit up in 3 hrs. We had put one in for someone else before. I called a guy I knew about my central unit that quit working and he said it would be $7,500 for the outside unit and a A coil. That was a rip off so I went mini split. So I paid $700 my son and I free labor. and a little wire and outside disconnect. Let's say it cost me $800- $7,500=$6700 saved. What a racket these HVAC companies are running. They rank below used car salesmen in trust.For a young guy you could make a living doing only mini splits.

I need to build doors almost exactly this size. I put a search in TH-cam and your great vid popped up first. I didn’t need to look any further. What for? Thanks.

Do these units shut off and turn on to maintain the desired temp? My units currently dont dont this.

You totally confuse me with this puzzle

Have ever heard of Yeropr brand mini splits? I saw them Amazon. Real low cost. Check them out maybe make a video.

these are in other countries besides the USA they tend to be better for like apartments and condos though arent they?

Hello My dad has been wanting to build one of these but he's not good with technology. Is there a way you could email me a complete set of plans. I will pay for it no problem and thank you

These HVAC guys have you by the balls. A friend just had a dual zone LG mini-split installed at his Lakehouse & they charged him $14k. I’m doing our own Lakehouse 4 zones for $3900. But I admit I opted for the Mr Cool system.

Would be better without music.

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Thank you sir ! This is the video I was looking for 120v 20 amp.

Great Video, Thanks!

I don't recall hearing it but what type of wood did you use? Cedar or Douglas Fir?

Does Mr cool requires a vacuum????

Thank you so very much!!!!!! When this hot weather breaks this is going to be my next project….

Awesome video! My mini split is currently on route, will definitely refer to this. Am wondering on the electrical side of things? What size breaker? Wire? Thanks.

Thank you

❤ thank you!

Great vid, thanks! About how long would this take an average carpenter to build do you think?

I am raising my 12 year old granddaughter and my husband just up and decided to leave. I watched your installation of the Senville duel mini split and I think I can handle it. Thank you for that. BUT The only question I have is......what process do you go through in order to hook up power to the outside unit

Very educational video. what size of a duel unit would i need for a 2 room unit , one room is 600 sq ft and the other room is 500 sq ft. thank you

Yes, thank you!

Does using the carrier brackets cause any vibration or noise on the wall? Great video man!

Great vid. Im installing one soon .Will let you know how it went

Is that a separate tool to hold the drill bit? Where or what’s it called? Thank you!

Great Video, thanks for the tutorial 😃.

I'll be doin 1 soon

I have 4 different brands installed and they are all the same inside and yours it's also the same 😂

Here where I live two mono splits it's cheaper than one dual split

Forgot to mention the slight grade of you two holes to allow for drainage

Thanks for sharing, just what I was looking for. You are a true craftsman. Liked and subscribed

I want to ask. Are you Also considering rising utility costs. In my area it's about 10 percent a year increase

Im planning to do concrete work by myself in the future. Seems like it can be done:)

Hey mate what is that saw called?

Did you just buy it or what did you do what's the app

thank you so much . this was what i wanted to know.

Is this with your hvac system or it replaced your hvac system? Just wanna understand the numbers a little more

Thanks for the video man looking to open up the front of the shop and build these

Great video, really glad I found your channel. As a fellow Arizonan (Tucson), WELCOME!

Would you still be willing to share you plans? Great video... Thank you!!!

Can I do the same process if I want to add a 120 outlet to the disconnect box?

What size wiring that runs from the inside air unit to out side is it

Hi Mr. Adams. By how much smaller did you make the frame against the opening? What is your tolerance? Thank you so much in advance.

This was amazing! I just had a company come and look at my two car garage and they wanted $5000-$8000 to replace my busted tri-folds with standard raising doors!!! No thank you. For that price I think i'll try it myself. Very impressed with your work and explanations. You have a charismatic smile too!

This is so much more complete than other videos... you addresses all points I was looking for... vacuum test, which port, release all lines... Props!

Where does the red wire go? Also, my disconnect has two extra places that your box doesn't have. I have to assume those would be for fused connections. Nonetheless, I removed those and still don't know where the red wire goes (from the whip). The bozo local yokel I had install my ductless simply used the disconnect as a junction box, which is how my motherboard got fried. It's how all the ac guys here do it, which is why I've become a DYIer out of necessity. So, I'm trying to fix this and do things properly. Meanwhile, the various how-to install disconnect videos I've watched do not discuss the red wire, and there are conflicts on whether I treat the load white as hot. I'm way confused. A little help?