Mitsubishi Electric / City Multi VRF Leak Repair - Part 3

[@airconditioningdoctor]

Nice work mate.

[@hvacraustralia]

Thanks mate.

[@RWRefrigeration]

Thank you for the video. Just in time before the down pouring rain. Thank you.

[@RajanPoudel-k5l]

Love your videos. Would wish you upload more videos on tenperzone and Daikin units

[@BrannndonM]

Have you stopped making videos?

[@hvacraustralia]

I did stop for a while, but I’ll be making them again in the coming weeks. Hopefully have something to put out soon.

[@thesilentonevictor]

Clean job

[@hvacraustralia]

Thanks mate.

[@MentalLapse09]

I see alot of ports leak on soldered connections. I reckon its gotten too hot during installation and expanded then contracted when hit with the charge mayb

[@agostinhomartins8373]

Do you have to be a registered contractor with mitsi to get one of those maintenance tools?

[@TheMoore49]

No. You can just go into your local Trane Supply store and purchase one. They are around $500 USD

[@hvacraustralia]

I bought mine directly through Mitsubishi also. From memory it’s around $650AUD

[@agostinhomartins8373]

Legend, cheers.@@hvacraustralia

[@agostinhomartins8373]

Thanks mate but i'm in AUS not the US@@TheMoore49

[@jstiles82]

How did you not lose your vacuum when you actuated/closed that leaking valve?

[@hvacraustralia]

That’s happened to me before, very annoying. I’m not sure, maybe the refrigerant cooled the o-ring just enough to leak. There was a 2-3 second delay from when I opened the valve to the leak occurring.