*Works so well **Fastly.Cool** that it only requires daytime operation until high temp and humidity are overnight. It is difficult to get to side filters, but back is easily accessible.*
I do Have a Mitsubishi so this helped. I paid $280 for the company who installed it to clean it 2 years later because it wouldn’t blow much. . This time I watched your video 3 ,4 times and did it myself. I had some sticky points and I neglected to align the drip hose correctly the first time, but I went back and fixed it. Now it blows strong. Wow. Update: 3 months later, I had to do it again. Wasn’t as bad as the first time however. If that roller blade is dirty, the performance of the fan action is greatly reduced. Not looking forward to doing this 4 times a year. But, thank you for the great video
Thanks very useful. Set screw was a bit more to the right on my earlier model and required removing a plastic piece. Other than that, easy to follow and unit is now sparking clean. Years ago a former Mitsubishi authorized dealer dealing with dripping water from the unit came and charged over $500 to "clean" the unit. Just took the plastic covers off which I ended up cleaning myself on the patio to save the service person some time. He left the blower wheel in place, just wiped down the surface and told me that it was not removable.
Awesome!! Our device came with the house we bought last summer. We were ignorant to cleaning it. This video help immensely! After a couple hours of work, it is clean and functioning well.
I like the simplicity of Mitsubishi's design when doing cleaning and maintenance on the mini split. I first vacuumed the blower and it made a huge difference but decided to take out the blower wheel and give it a thorough cleaning. This video made things easy to remove.
@@ronniepapa1 Most definitely. My A/C hardly blew any air when the blower wheel was caked with dust. Just vacuuming the blower wheel made a huge difference.
@@nitrofiche7206 If i could ask one more question. My tech cleaned the blower wheel last august..real quick by vaccuming. No removal. Since that time blower, even in max setting, is less intrusive than in years past. Also the cool air is having more difficulty in reaching the lower level. Its clearly straining when temps are in ninetys and off by 4-5 degrees from requested temp.do u still think the blower wheel is the main culprit? I have had the freon checked lately. Told it was ok. Thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks Ron
@@nitrofiche7206 Nitro just had my AC blower cleaned by someone who knew was he was doing. What a difference! My blower wheel was so dirty with guck, dust and mold, it was unbalanced and vibrating when spinning. Thats how bad it was. What a waste of time and money when I had it cleaned last year by the Mitsu tech. I am back to working like new and my freon defficiency was likely caused by this filth and guck! For all our benefits, get your blower wheel cleaned by someone who takes the time and knows what he's doing. I think the nightmare is over. At least I hope so.
Great video. This combined with your vid on taking the cover off (the clips are stubborn) was perfect. Took me an hour. Hardest is getting the drain pan back and lined up, and also getting the clips back in when putting the cover on. mine was running like 5 years and I never thought to check the blower. I was always keeping the filters clean. Anyway my blower was so caked with dust, likely from a reno I did a few years back. I'm so mad I went through a couple hot summers with it not working well. Well worth it to clean!!+
I just cleaned mine with out removing the out cover just the vertical louvers and folding the horizontal louvers out of the way using a vac and modified tooth brush.... real pain... I'll try this method on the next one but do have to comment that removing the outer cover on mine is a pain in the pitutie ... and you have to pry it loose with a screw driver or such after removing the screw... I will say we have 5 Mitsubishi Mini-splits and love them.... the one I cleaned was starting to 'howl' because of all the dust and mold built up on the Blower Wheel. Been running for just over 3 years.
The method shown in the video is the best way... but it is not nearly as easy as the guy shows... read through some other post and you will find that there are a number of secrets to get the whole thing apart.... something you have to do just about everyday to get right. We have 5 units and I finally got it down on about number 4....
Thanks a lot for this video. My Mr. Slim is an old one 2006 or 2007 and and it's prety the same procedure. The first time I clean my air condition, I never figured out how to remove the drum. So I use a tooth brush to clean it! Now we will be able to make a more efficant cleaning!
This was extremely helpful. Only real issues is that drain pan really doesn’t want to come out and feels like you might break it , you should zoom in on the specific clips cause they aren’t super obvious . Also getting the wheel back in under the coil and inserting into the motor is a bit tricky . Thanks for this video , was able to clean a pretty nasty wheel and inside and now I feel confident I can tackle the other 4 units .
Thanks for the Video. Was easy taking the wheel off, a bit more fuzzy to put everything back together. When I saw my wheel I couldn't believe that is cleaned with just a hose and nozzle.
Thanks, I really needed this, my air-con was absolutely filthy, dust all through the blower wheel congealed and white mold throughout, as well as black mold behind the wheel and in the condenser tray, I'm surprised I didn't get a respiratory infection
Disassembling to clean went OK, but I found it difficult to reassemble. Piece on right side that drip pan attaches to was tough to slide back up and into the unit. Sounded like I was crushing coils. Would love video segment devoted to this part of reassemble
Hi Jeff I tried removing the blower but it's not coming out. I have removed the setting screw and yet it is not coming out. Looks like the right side bush is stuck to the shaft of fan motor. Is there any trick in removing the blower from the fan motor shaft? Thanks
2:10 hi I was able to remove the wheel last year but this time I am having the same problem, the wheel got suck to the motor. Did you ever find a solution for that? My wheel is covered in mold and the company that installed my Unit no longer works with Mitsubishi.
@@AM-dg9nz Well I tried removing blower from my another mitsubishi split AC today and it has the same problem. The blower doesnt come out easily! The blower pin gets stuck I guess. There must be some industries hard kept secret here :-D Good Luck with your blower servicing efforts!
Just had this exact problem. Sounds excessive, but a small crowbar between the blower and body/motor of the AC released it with minimum effort. I had otherwise tried prying from the outside of the blowing while pulling as hard as I could but it wouldn't budge. The trick seems to be to get that lever force applied as close to the center/shaft as possible.
I live in Puerto Rico and they only charged me $75 to clean a 30K BTU unit, so I had them do it. All they did was drop the drain, then the guy literally ripped the metal grid (that protects if the wheel disintegrates) out of the unit and threw it away. Now he had access to the blower wheel from below, which he never removed. With a protective cleaning cover on the whole unit, he just sprayed it with evaporator cleaner, as he turned it. Then he rinsed it really well with water from a pressurized sprayer. It was full of mold when he started and I checked it when he finished and its completely clean. He snapped the drain back in place and it was good to go. The blower wheel never came off.
Drip pan looks really easy to remove in your video, but was quite rigid in ours, especially the right side. Please show how to do the reassembly, especially the drip pan, aligning the blower, and getting the cover back on. The blower was rubbing on something when we turned it back on, and we had to disassemble all over again. Some checks along the reassembly would have prevented this.
Disassembling to clean went OK, but I found it difficult to reassemble. Piece on right side that drip pan attaches to was tough to slide back up and into the unit. Sounded like I was crushing coils. Would love video segment devoted to this part of reassemble!
Blower was stuck n couldn't get it out. Ended cleaning it hang halfway out. Took longer but job done. When puttin back the blower screw, must push blower to right most before tightening screw. Didn't do that the first time. Think Blower hit against something on the left...ratatata sound. Gotta dissemble, put blower to rightmost n tighten. Then sound was gone. Cleaning the other blower tomor. Should be way faster. Thank you so much.
This video was great. It showed step by step instructions on how to get out my very dirt blower wheel. All back together now and working great. My unit was a little different cause it had the eye scan on the front and I only had two screws on the left side. Otherwise completely the same. Thanks!!
@Scott Ryker Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now. Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Excellent! Succinct and clear. Nicely done...again. Video request : Assessing system refrigerant level status without breaking system with gauge set. No error codes. Good airflow. Clean. Or, is recover and weigh-in only reliable option when slow refer leak suspected?
As I understand it, you can run the unit in emergency cooling mode, measure superheat, and then measure amp draw and apply a correction factor based on outdoor temp. If superheat and amp draw match unit specs then you know you have proper charge.
Purchased: August 2023 - still works GREAT!I th-cam.com/users/postUgkxxsUnXhGsSJLim_XnMHyQK0u3XVaW-CGn live in a studio and during the summer it gets scorching hot - really old building with no ac units. I can’t express how EASY it was to install. This unit has been a life savior during the summer and some days during other seasons where it can still be a bit warm at night. In this small place is my friend, a husky, poodle mix and myself. We need AC - lolI don’t use the dehumidifier option - I’m not sure if it will leak in my house, since I did not install the small draining hose that came with it. May look into it late but I don’t worry about much humidity in the apartment. I don’t understand why the negative reviews since all things mentioned, I personally did not find issues with. Definitely worth it!
Hi Jeff, I have been looking for a video on how to remove the Blower Wheel on my Mitsubishi Inverter (Heavy Industries). You showed it just like... remove the screw, GRAB AND PULL THE DRUM AND THAT'S IT!... well, have been figuring-out for half an hour.. it it loose, removed the screws but would not release. With other brand I would easily remove it but not with Mitsubishi. There must be something that holds it like clip or sort of because it is loose but wont release.
Please show how to remove the blower wheel from the flush mount ceiling one way units. I have 3 that is blowing out chunks of black mold. Yes the filters are cleaned every 2 weeks.
Just wondering if its possible to vlean this thing? After a recent mold clean, everything was cleaned, besides the blower wheel, it’s impossible to clean its mold, the mold would be on each of the individual blowers and spraying or a hose wont fix it. Is the only option to replace the wheel?
Drain pan was a pain to get back on as another poster commented. Also, reinstalling the blower was not ease. Getting the rubber bearing in to fit in. Then the blower wouldn't spin, and that's where I am! Don't want to burn out the motor, but it is not spinning freely. With how nasty these units get inside, this should be designed as a much easier procedure
its a guide for pathetic impractical people who dont want to go "under the hood" and do simple cleaning tasks, preventative maintenance etc, dont forget to take your car to the main dealership to put air in the tyres, add water to the windscreen washer, and add water to your battery if its a non sealed type. There's stuff called oil which is inside your engine, you are a dipstick! That's why so many people cannot perfom fixes on stuff they let get bad or have minor faults, and they throw it away in the dump - resulting in even more pollution, waste, expenditure.
I have the larger units on bottom of wall. The barrel fan gets buildup with black something any way to prevent that and why is it happening. Also how do I clean drains, and what do I use to not hurt unit? I do keep vents and filters clean probably 3-4 times a week. Please help...Need these units to last.
So I had my drain pan clean and drain pipe clean out as it was leaking now when I switch it on main power on the air con just blows constantly the remote won’t turn it off nor does the buttons on the ac is this happening due to being a hard reset an needles to re sync it self or thermostat issue
I can’t find the set screw through an opening on the fan blower as described in the video that holds the blower in place. Therefore, I can’t pull the blower out to clean on my MSO a24na mr slim split ductless. Where is the set screw? Help?
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My blower wheel won’t come out! I have plenty of room to pull on it. I pulled pretty dang hard and nothing, I feel like there’s some step I’m missing. I removed the set screw and still nothing. The wheel will move left about 3/4 of an inch but after that it’s stuck
Hi , im unable to remove the fan blower. There are no screws in the blower as shoen on your video. My Mitsubishi Aircon Starmex Model is MS-B10VB. Hope u can helpout. Thanks
My Mr. Slim's blower wheel doesn't have a set screw and doesn't want to come out. Maybe mine is an older model; It is around 15 years old. Thanks for the video, but without the set screw, this isn't going to be nearly as easy. I guess I'll either continue taking it apart or put it back together without cleaning it.
After reassembly the blower wheel is now making a slight clicking / scraping noise that wasn't there before. 😳. Could the blower wheel be pushed too far into the shaft? Should I loosen the set screw and nudge it back to the left a little bit or would it be from a bent aluminum fin or something like that? I really was hoping not to have to take everything apart again. Any advice? Should there be some sort of lubrication applied to the moving parts of the blower?
There is a bit of play left to right try and do some testing. Mine did the same after the first assembly, loosened the screw and readjusted the blower wheel a bit more to the left and poof gone.
Mitsy GE09, we have 100 of these units in our hotel and this morning I have had the first one in 10 years that it is impossible to remove the blower wheel (Evap) the grub screw cam out easily but alas the wheel has rusted onto the shaft and I cannot move it despite a good wd40 soaking. The blower motor is defunct and needs replacement but cannot move forward. Beginning to think I may have to replace indoor unit completely but I have just been advised that they are no longer available. Any ideas?? Please!!!
I damaged the end of the blower when i put it back. The wheel was not seated correctly . now i need a new wheel and the end bearing . how can i order it.
It's a shame all models aren't designed the same. The blower wheel on my Mitsubishi has a rubber compound in addition to the set screw. Besides taking the entire inverter off the wall and dismantling, I can't see any other way of removing the blower wheel; not to mention, not knowing what the black rubber compound is, how to remove it, and re apply. Accessibility for maintenance (to clean mould that is guaranteed) needs to be engineered into the design of all models, or it forces people to pay an avoidable service fee, or even worse having to buy a new system.
Can someone PLEASE send a manual or video on how to disassemble the msz-ap80vgd??? Ours is installed with the left-hand side directly against the left-hand wall. When you try to pull the tray out, it "appears" to be connected to the drain pipe somehow. I could be wrong, but there's no way to tell and don't want to destroy it. HELP?
Sir i have just mitsubishi inverter. When i set it on 16 Celsius ,afer 1.5 hour its led lamps become dim and it changes swing position and its swing does not respond to remote controller afterwards. Is it faulty? i have to restart it again to make swing adjust once again.
I have followed all the steps but when I pull out the blower cylinder it only moves a little bit I noticed a little edit in your video right where I'm having trouble did something happen there that you didn't want us to see 😁
Here a link to the manual... don’t think your model is any different than his unless it is the wider one which has a third screw at the bottom center holding the cover on. www.manualslib.com/manual/934788/Mitsubishi-Srk52he.html?page=34#manual
I could not remove the blower wheel. It seems to be stuck. The set screw has been removed and the screws on the left side have been removed but the wheel will not pull out.
Yes, it is a horizontal tray as seen in the video, with your drain pipe connected to either the right or the left of the unit. The drain pipe is normally on same side as the refrigerant piping, I assume. In this case, as seen in video, it is on the right.
i legit cannot get the blower wheel to fall out. i even unscrewed the axel screw so far it fell out and on the floor and the wheel still is held in there with glue or something..
Bernadette Grisham I had the same issue. So I removed the set screw, lowered the left side a bit, one was able to push the blower a bit further into the pin on the right. You should see the pin sticking out a bit through the horizontal hole to the left of the set screw. Spin the wheel by hand to ensure no binding, and put the set screw back in. That solved my problem.
*Works so well **Fastly.Cool** that it only requires daytime operation until high temp and humidity are overnight. It is difficult to get to side filters, but back is easily accessible.*
I do Have a Mitsubishi so this helped. I paid $280 for the company who installed it to clean it 2 years later because it wouldn’t blow much. . This time I watched your video 3 ,4 times and did it myself. I had some sticky points and I neglected to align the drip hose correctly the first time, but I went back and fixed it. Now it blows strong. Wow. Update: 3 months later, I had to do it again. Wasn’t as bad as the first time however. If that roller blade is dirty, the performance of the fan action is greatly reduced. Not looking forward to doing this 4 times a year. But, thank you for the great video
Thanks very useful. Set screw was a bit more to the right on my earlier model and required removing a plastic piece. Other than that, easy to follow and unit is now sparking clean. Years ago a former Mitsubishi authorized dealer dealing with dripping water from the unit came and charged over $500 to "clean" the unit. Just took the plastic covers off which I ended up cleaning myself on the patio to save the service person some time. He left the blower wheel in place, just wiped down the surface and told me that it was not removable.
thanks - mine was the same way !!
Awesome!! Our device came with the house we bought last summer. We were ignorant to cleaning it. This video help immensely! After a couple hours of work, it is clean and functioning well.
Glad I found this video. Just looked up into my unit and noticed how much crap is caked onto my blower wheel.
I like the simplicity of Mitsubishi's design when doing cleaning and maintenance on the mini split. I first vacuumed the blower and it made a huge difference but decided to take out the blower wheel and give it a thorough cleaning. This video made things easy to remove.
Nitro would a dirty blower wheel cut or reduce the cooling efficiency by 20+ %? This is the problem i have now.
@@ronniepapa1 Most definitely. My A/C hardly blew any air when the blower wheel was caked with dust. Just vacuuming the blower wheel made a huge difference.
Thanks!!
@@nitrofiche7206
If i could ask one more question. My tech cleaned the blower wheel last august..real quick by vaccuming. No removal. Since that time blower, even in max setting, is less intrusive than in years past. Also the cool air is having more difficulty in reaching the lower level. Its clearly straining when temps are in ninetys and off by 4-5 degrees from requested temp.do u still think the blower wheel is the main culprit? I have had the freon checked lately. Told it was ok. Thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks
Ron
@@nitrofiche7206 Nitro just had my AC blower cleaned by someone who knew was he was doing. What a difference! My blower wheel was so dirty with guck, dust and mold, it was unbalanced and vibrating when spinning. Thats how bad it was. What a waste of time and money when I had it cleaned last year by the Mitsu tech. I am back to working like new and my freon defficiency was likely caused by this filth and guck! For all our benefits, get your blower wheel cleaned by someone who takes the time and knows what he's doing. I think the nightmare is over. At least I hope so.
Great video. This combined with your vid on taking the cover off (the clips are stubborn) was perfect. Took me an hour. Hardest is getting the drain pan back and lined up, and also getting the clips back in when putting the cover on. mine was running like 5 years and I never thought to check the blower. I was always keeping the filters clean. Anyway my blower was so caked with dust, likely from a reno I did a few years back. I'm so mad I went through a couple hot summers with it not working well. Well worth it to clean!!+
I just cleaned mine with out removing the out cover just the vertical louvers and folding the horizontal louvers out of the way using a vac and modified tooth brush.... real pain... I'll try this method on the next one but do have to comment that removing the outer cover on mine is a pain in the pitutie ... and you have to pry it loose with a screw driver or such after removing the screw... I will say we have 5 Mitsubishi Mini-splits and love them.... the one I cleaned was starting to 'howl' because of all the dust and mold built up on the Blower Wheel. Been running for just over 3 years.
Thank you for sharing your experience!
The method shown in the video is the best way... but it is not nearly as easy as the guy shows... read through some other post and you will find that there are a number of secrets to get the whole thing apart.... something you have to do just about everyday to get right. We have 5 units and I finally got it down on about number 4....
Thanks a lot for this video. My Mr. Slim is an old one 2006 or 2007 and and it's prety the same procedure. The first time I clean my air condition, I never figured out how to remove the drum. So I use a tooth brush to clean it! Now we will be able to make a more efficant cleaning!
This was extremely helpful. Only real issues is that drain pan really doesn’t want to come out and feels like you might break it , you should zoom in on the specific clips cause they aren’t super obvious .
Also getting the wheel back in under the coil and inserting into the motor is a bit tricky .
Thanks for this video , was able to clean a pretty nasty wheel and inside and now I feel confident I can tackle the other 4 units .
You have completely changed my life. Im so happy 😭😫😫. Mine is covered in mold
Thanks. I just washed my blower and also cleaned my coiled with a foam chemical cleaner. My Aircon is as good as new! Saved money!
Thanks for the Video. Was easy taking the wheel off, a bit more fuzzy to put everything back together. When I saw my wheel I couldn't believe that is cleaned with just a hose and nozzle.
Thanks, I really needed this, my air-con was absolutely filthy, dust all through the blower wheel congealed and white mold throughout, as well as black mold behind the wheel and in the condenser tray, I'm surprised I didn't get a respiratory infection
Literally went through this tonight, just cleaned it thoroughly and also am shocked I wasn't patient zero
Disassembling to clean went OK, but I found it difficult to reassemble. Piece on right side that drip pan attaches to was tough to slide back up and into the unit. Sounded like I was crushing coils. Would love video segment devoted to this part of reassemble
Hi Jeff I tried removing the blower but it's not coming out. I have removed the setting screw and yet it is not coming out. Looks like the right side bush is stuck to the shaft of fan motor. Is there any trick in removing the blower from the fan motor shaft? Thanks
2:10 hi I was able to remove the wheel last year but this time I am having the same problem, the wheel got suck to the motor. Did you ever find a solution for that? My wheel is covered in mold and the company that installed my Unit no longer works with Mitsubishi.
@@AM-dg9nz Well I tried removing blower from my another mitsubishi split AC today and it has the same problem. The blower doesnt come out easily! The blower pin gets stuck I guess. There must be some industries hard kept secret here :-D Good Luck with your blower servicing efforts!
Just had this exact problem. Sounds excessive, but a small crowbar between the blower and body/motor of the AC released it with minimum effort. I had otherwise tried prying from the outside of the blowing while pulling as hard as I could but it wouldn't budge. The trick seems to be to get that lever force applied as close to the center/shaft as possible.
Thank you this helped me today! Got the unit cooling and a happy customer just by thoroughly rinsing the blower! Loaded with dust!
awesome ..simple ..direct..worlds best tutorial
I live in Puerto Rico and they only charged me $75 to clean a 30K BTU unit, so I had them do it. All they did was drop the drain, then the guy literally ripped the metal grid (that protects if the wheel disintegrates) out of the unit and threw it away. Now he had access to the blower wheel from below, which he never removed. With a protective cleaning cover on the whole unit, he just sprayed it with evaporator cleaner, as he turned it. Then he rinsed it really well with water from a pressurized sprayer. It was full of mold when he started and I checked it when he finished and its completely clean. He snapped the drain back in place and it was good to go. The blower wheel never came off.
Double thumbs up, thank you very much for the tip to remove the blower.
It just resolved the problem I met, and gave what I need. Thanks indeed!
Drip pan looks really easy to remove in your video, but was quite rigid in ours, especially the right side. Please show how to do the reassembly, especially the drip pan, aligning the blower, and getting the cover back on. The blower was rubbing on something when we turned it back on, and we had to disassemble all over again. Some checks along the reassembly would have prevented this.
Yes, I can't get the drain pan back on the right side. Any advises?
Thank you very much, just cleaned both of mine, super good video! Thanks again !
Disassembling to clean went OK, but I found it difficult to reassemble. Piece on right side that drip pan attaches to was tough to slide back up and into the unit. Sounded like I was crushing coils. Would love video segment devoted to this part of reassemble!
Thanks, Sherry. We are about to reshoot this whole series and will take that into consideration.
Blower was stuck n couldn't get it out. Ended cleaning it hang halfway out. Took longer but job done. When puttin back the blower screw, must push blower to right most before tightening screw. Didn't do that the first time. Think Blower hit against something on the left...ratatata sound. Gotta dissemble, put blower to rightmost n tighten. Then sound was gone. Cleaning the other blower tomor. Should be way faster. Thank you so much.
Very helpful information! Thank you so much, you saved us a ton of hassle!!
Happy we could help!
Thank you so much for this video!!! Was so helpful!
This video was great. It showed step by step instructions on how to get out my very dirt blower wheel. All back together now and working great. My unit was a little different cause it had the eye scan on the front and I only had two screws on the left side. Otherwise completely the same. Thanks!!
Sorry to be offtopic but does anyone know a way to get back into an instagram account..?
I somehow lost my password. I love any tricks you can give me
@Anakin Brentley instablaster ;)
@Scott Ryker Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Scott Ryker it worked and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thanks so much you saved my ass :D
@Anakin Brentley No problem =)
Excellent! Succinct and clear. Nicely done...again.
Video request : Assessing system refrigerant level status without breaking system with gauge set. No error codes. Good airflow. Clean.
Or, is recover and weigh-in only reliable option when slow refer leak suspected?
As I understand it, you can run the unit in emergency cooling mode, measure superheat, and then measure amp draw and apply a correction factor based on outdoor temp. If superheat and amp draw match unit specs then you know you have proper charge.
Thanks, I cant get aircon service because of the lockdown... this allowed me to clean my aircon thoroughly on my own.
Thank you man for this video. Finally I follow your guides and does with the cleaning of wheel. Thank you so much.
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Glad we could help, James!
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Thank you so much sir
I would like to know why condensate water is dripping on the blower wheel (please help me out)
Purchased: August 2023 - still works GREAT!I th-cam.com/users/postUgkxxsUnXhGsSJLim_XnMHyQK0u3XVaW-CGn live in a studio and during the summer it gets scorching hot - really old building with no ac units. I can’t express how EASY it was to install. This unit has been a life savior during the summer and some days during other seasons where it can still be a bit warm at night. In this small place is my friend, a husky, poodle mix and myself. We need AC - lolI don’t use the dehumidifier option - I’m not sure if it will leak in my house, since I did not install the small draining hose that came with it. May look into it late but I don’t worry about much humidity in the apartment. I don’t understand why the negative reviews since all things mentioned, I personally did not find issues with. Definitely worth it!
Junk units they are negative efficiency
Almost worst thing invented, besides global warming
on the reinstallation of my mszge15na the drain pan will not snap on the lower left side - - thanks for your thoughts !
I use mitshubitsi Model SRK13YN-S4 inverter,
can i use the same method as in the video if i want to open air-cond blower?
Hi Jeff, I have been looking for a video on how to remove the Blower Wheel on my Mitsubishi Inverter (Heavy Industries). You showed it just like... remove the screw, GRAB AND PULL THE DRUM AND THAT'S IT!... well, have been figuring-out for half an hour.. it it loose, removed the screws but would not release. With other brand I would easily remove it but not with Mitsubishi. There must be something that holds it like clip or sort of because it is loose but wont release.
Please show how to remove the blower wheel from the flush mount ceiling one way units. I have 3 that is blowing out chunks of black mold. Yes the filters are cleaned every 2 weeks.
Thanks for the video =)
Thanks. Helped me a ton.
Just wondering if its possible to vlean this thing? After a recent mold clean, everything was cleaned, besides the blower wheel, it’s impossible to clean its mold, the mold would be on each of the individual blowers and spraying or a hose wont fix it. Is the only option to replace the wheel?
Most helpful . thank you!
Drain pan was a pain to get back on as another poster commented. Also, reinstalling the blower was not ease. Getting the rubber bearing in to fit in. Then the blower wouldn't spin, and that's where I am! Don't want to burn out the motor, but it is not spinning freely.
With how nasty these units get inside, this should be designed as a much easier procedure
Make sure you screw down the fan set screw, onto the motor shaft. Otherwise, it will spin free.
Yeah I got the same issue. Couldnt reinstall the rubber bearing. Wouldnt fit for some reason. Any ideas?
Don’t remove the rubber bushing on the motor side
I just can't loosen the set screw holding the fan to the motor shaft. Twisting really hard and don't want to force it any more. Any tips? THanks.
Plain and simple...THANKS :)
Is this a training video for apprentices, or customer's voiding there warranty.
Yes! Great point!
its a guide for pathetic impractical people who dont want to go "under the hood" and do simple cleaning tasks, preventative maintenance etc, dont forget to take your car to the main dealership to put air in the tyres, add water to the windscreen washer, and add water to your battery if its a non sealed type. There's stuff called oil which is inside your engine, you are a dipstick! That's why so many people cannot perfom fixes on stuff they let get bad or have minor faults, and they throw it away in the dump - resulting in even more pollution, waste, expenditure.
I have the larger units on bottom of wall. The barrel fan gets buildup with black something any way to prevent that and why is it happening. Also how do I clean drains, and what do I use to not hurt unit? I do keep vents and filters clean probably 3-4 times a week. Please help...Need these units to last.
So I had my drain pan clean and drain pipe clean out as it was leaking now when I switch it on main power on the air con just blows constantly the remote won’t turn it off nor does the buttons on the ac is this happening due to being a hard reset an needles to re sync it self or thermostat issue
I can’t find the set screw through an opening on the fan blower as described in the video that holds the blower in place. Therefore, I can’t pull the blower out to clean on my MSO a24na mr slim split ductless. Where is the set screw? Help?
Really helpful guide. I wish my Daikin is as easy to remove the wheel...
I also have a Daikin... I need to replace my blower wheel. Any idea how?
@@latenightenergy4157 these vids helped me dismantle my Daikins:
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Good luck!
@@daedalus-prime Thank you very much!
My blower wheel won’t come out! I have plenty of room to pull on it. I pulled pretty dang hard and nothing, I feel like there’s some step I’m missing. I removed the set screw and still nothing. The wheel will move left about 3/4 of an inch but after that it’s stuck
Same here, any suggestions would be much appreciated
Hi , im unable to remove the fan blower. There are no screws in the blower as shoen on your video.
My Mitsubishi Aircon Starmex Model is MS-B10VB.
Hope u can helpout.
Thanks
Thanks, anyway what happen if the blower wheel get damage ?? I mean what if i has cracks problem missing of parts of wheel blower
My Mr. Slim's blower wheel doesn't have a set screw and doesn't want to come out. Maybe mine is an older model; It is around 15 years old. Thanks for the video, but without the set screw, this isn't going to be nearly as easy. I guess I'll either continue taking it apart or put it back together without cleaning it.
Did you ever figure out how to remove the blower wheel? Mine doesn’t have a set screw either and doesn’t want to pull out.
After reassembly the blower wheel is now making a slight clicking / scraping noise that wasn't there before. 😳. Could the blower wheel be pushed too far into the shaft? Should I loosen the set screw and nudge it back to the left a little bit or would it be from a bent aluminum fin or something like that? I really was hoping not to have to take everything apart again. Any advice? Should there be some sort of lubrication applied to the moving parts of the blower?
There is a bit of play left to right try and do some testing. Mine did the same after the first assembly, loosened the screw and readjusted the blower wheel a bit more to the left and poof gone.
Mitsy GE09, we have 100 of these units in our hotel and this morning I have had the first one in 10 years that it is impossible to remove the blower wheel (Evap) the grub screw cam out easily but alas the wheel has rusted onto the shaft and I cannot move it despite a good wd40 soaking. The blower motor is defunct and needs replacement but cannot move forward. Beginning to think I may have to replace indoor unit completely but I have just been advised that they are no longer available. Any ideas?? Please!!!
I damaged the end of the blower when i put it back. The wheel was not seated correctly . now i need a new wheel and the end bearing . how can i order it.
Will a dirty fan blade cause ice to be on the fan.
Any videos for the mr.cool unit? It's totally different from this unit
Its really hard to remove blower it gets stuck and wont budge
Hi, James! If you are having difficulty, we recommend you reach out to your installing Diamond Contractor. They will be able to help you out.
Me to I almost removed screw ago the way out and still won't budge. Why can't they make things just simple, like taking off the air direction vent.
Accidentally broke some fins on blower wheel for MSY-GE09NA-8 and part is out of stock,,.any suggestions?
It's a shame all models aren't designed the same. The blower wheel on my Mitsubishi has a rubber compound in addition to the set screw. Besides taking the entire inverter off the wall and dismantling, I can't see any other way of removing the blower wheel; not to mention, not knowing what the black rubber compound is, how to remove it, and re apply. Accessibility for maintenance (to clean mould that is guaranteed) needs to be engineered into the design of all models, or it forces people to pay an avoidable service fee, or even worse having to buy a new system.
Can someone PLEASE send a manual or video on how to disassemble the msz-ap80vgd??? Ours is installed with the left-hand side directly against the left-hand wall. When you try to pull the tray out, it "appears" to be connected to the drain pipe somehow. I could be wrong, but there's no way to tell and don't want to destroy it. HELP?
Sir i have just mitsubishi inverter. When i set it on 16 Celsius ,afer 1.5 hour its led lamps become dim and it changes swing position and its swing does not respond to remote controller afterwards. Is it faulty? i have to restart it again to make swing adjust once again.
The wall units are pretty self explanatory, where is the video on the mlzkp one way ceiling cassettes?!
I have followed all the steps but when I pull out the blower cylinder it only moves a little bit I noticed a little edit in your video right where I'm having trouble did something happen there that you didn't want us to see 😁
Im pretty sure my blower wheel is rusted on, besides penetrating oils any suggestions?
How to get access to the aircon's drain pipe?
What causes the fan to blow ice
Is this for all ME models?
How to clean koppel suspended aircon indoor unit?
The screw that secure blower to motor, is there any specific position to install?
No, you dismantle it and you will know why.
The shaft is rusty and is totally stuck. Tryed to push it over. It's so stuck till the fan motor is moving.
What kind of grease is used on the bearing?
When putting back the set screw for the blower, does it have to be very tight?
Fairly snug
don’t have to crank down on it
Should close up what to remove the clips on the drainer
What if I undid the screw inside the blower it it still doesnt come out?
Are the new hyper heat indoor heads as simple to disassemble as the one in the video?
Our customer care team can answer that. Please call 1-800-433-4822.
The fan on my indoor unit makes a rattling/ticking sound.
Any idea of the screw size on the blower wheel? Thanks.
Phillips screw driver is all you need for almost any mini split ac
I need the same blower wheel removal procedure for SRK52HE :(
Here a link to the manual... don’t think your model is any different than his unless it is the wider one which has a third screw at the bottom center holding the cover on.
www.manualslib.com/manual/934788/Mitsubishi-Srk52he.html?page=34#manual
No set screw on mine and it isn't coming out.
Sir plz tell me universal pcbord work indoor unit, tell me waiting for u (mitsubishi AC)???
Mahabub Patwary no
Why is the cover so thin. Like paper.
Amazing
Thanks
I cant seem to yank my blower out
Even after removing the screw :’)
I could not remove the blower wheel. It seems to be stuck. The set screw has been removed and the screws on the left side have been removed but the wheel will not pull out.
minimootoo in an earlier post, someone said you need to tilt the wheel downwards ~15deg then pull out.
@@anhoi6969 I'll try. Thank you for taking the time to respond.
Having the same issue but it’s still stuck
Sir mere ac ka blower toot gya ha jisse vo vibrate karta ha to iisse koi nuksaan to nahi ha plz tell me
Great video and.... IDK what to do with my hands lol
Does this one have a drain pan
Yes, it is a horizontal tray as seen in the video, with your drain pipe connected to either the right or the left of the unit. The drain pipe is normally on same side as the refrigerant piping, I assume. In this case, as seen in video, it is on the right.
i legit cannot get the blower wheel to fall out. i even unscrewed the axel screw so far it fell out and on the floor and the wheel still is held in there with glue or something..
I did everything and put it back.the fan is NOT turning.Unit is on .
Bernadette Grisham I had the same issue. So I removed the set screw, lowered the left side a bit, one was able to push the blower a bit further into the pin on the right. You should see the pin sticking out a bit through the horizontal hole to the left of the set screw. Spin the wheel by hand to ensure no binding, and put the set screw back in. That solved my problem.
now how to remove the coil
Can the blower of a split type ac be remove to clean it?
How to remove down the evaporation coil so as to clean the coil more efficiently by washing from both sides, inside to out n vice versa ?
Hi there. We recommend you contact our Customer Care team at 800-433-4822 or via email at customercare@hvac.mea.com. They will be able to assist you.
Nice
Guys i broke the plastic olades of the blower😭 how much for a new blades of it? My dad will kill me😭
This guy loves his Meth pipe
you have great presentation but they are not in depth .
That last name is rare