How to clean a Mitsubishi mini split ceiling cassette, using the Supco-ZCA24 Mini Split Catch-All

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on cleaning a mini split cassette! In this detailed tutorial, we dive into the step-by-step process of efficiently cleaning a mini split cassette by using the Supco Mini Split Catch-All, Refrigeration Technologies' Viper Coil Cleaner, and Nu-Calgon's Turbo Tank Sprayer.
Maintaining your mini split system is crucial for optimal performance and longevity. With the right tools and techniques, cleaning the cassette becomes an easy task that you can perform yourself.
In this video, we cover everything from disassembling the unit to using the Supco Mini Split Catch-All to contain debris and prevent mess during the cleaning process. Then, we demonstrate the effective application of Refrigeration Technologies' Viper Coil Cleaner, specifically designed for cleaning coils in HVAC systems like mini splits.
To ensure even application and thorough cleaning, we utilize the Nu-Calgon Turbo Tank Sprayer, providing an efficient way to evenly distribute the cleaning solution across the cassette.
Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional HVAC technician, this guide offers valuable insights and practical tips for maintaining and cleaning your mini split cassette to keep your system running smoothly.
REMEMBERY BEFORE CLEANING ANY ELECTRONIC DEVICE TO ALWAYS TURN OFF THE POWER FIRST!
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Tools Used:
Supco Mini Split Catch-All ‪@SealedUnitPartsCo‬
Refrigeration Technologies Viper Coil Cleaner ‪@refrigerationtechnologies‬
Nu-Calgon Turbo Tank Sprayer ‪@1NuCalgon‬
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:35 - Disassembling the Mini Split Cassette
3:00 - Using the Supco Mini Split Catch-All
4:06 - Utilizing the Nu-Calgon Turbo Tank Sprayer
4:50 - Applying Refrigeration Technologies Viper Coil Cleaner
10:47 - Reassembling the Mini Split Cassette
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Thank you for watching and learning with us! Your mini split system will thank you for the care and maintenance it deserves!
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[@pbroker]

It's too bad that you're in CO. I'm in a recently built building in NYC. The GC and subcontractors left all my Mr Slim and ceiling cassetes running during construction. The amount of drywall dust and filth in my units is absurd.

[@chrisb74276]

What was your amount of time on site? I have 2 cassettes in a small/mid size kitchen that need stripping and cleaning, hardest part is the scheduling to lessen the impact on their business. I know production of the video adds some time for camera repositioning and narration.

[@MrBrianDuga]

Dude, that is black mold. So nasty! How often is this kind of cleaning necessary?

[@mechanicalenvironments]

The frequency of cleaning an indoor unit depends significantly on its surroundings. Given that this unit operates in a garden environment, which tends to be tough on Mini Splits due to increased soil and humidity, more frequent cleaning is usually necessary. This unit was manufactured in 2014, not sure when it was installed, or if its ever been cleaned before.