Never use any sealants on copper flare connections, if they are done correctly, they will not leak, but if sealants are used, they can be extremely difficult to open
Nylog is fine, it is a basically refined refrigerant oil that assists in making a clean connection for flared fittings. If any gets inside the system it wont cause issues.
These are garbage they mention nothing of the most important process Which is the connections of the water drain as they leak in the walls causing much damage and mold
`is there a video for changing the indoor blower motor?
No, but replacing the indoor blower motor on any Gree wall-mounted mini split will require the unit to be taken down from the wall
Do you guys recommend putting any thread sealant on the lineset threads when connecting?
That's a great question, while that's not something we have seen used during an install, we would recommend checking the manufacturers specifications.
Never use any sealants on copper flare connections, if they are done correctly, they will not leak, but if sealants are used, they can be extremely difficult to open
Nylog is fine, it is a basically refined refrigerant oil that assists in making a clean connection for flared fittings. If any gets inside the system it wont cause issues.
Hello sir what is the problem after stall the unit there is 2 line blink
Definitely not on the threads....flare fittings seal at the flare ...not the threads. Some use' Nylog' on the face of the flare sealing surface.
So if only and only qualified installers can install these to whom is this video address to ?
These are garbage they mention nothing of the most important process
Which is the connections of the water drain as they leak in the walls causing much damage and mold
Why does my unit leak water from the ribbed hose drain connections
Its a garbage design
Good info.
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