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Thank you for the presentation I have a question about network cable installation If the system contains 2 major branches, (T shape) where one side is opposed to the second side, does it required to run the network cable from the last indoor unit in the first branshe along its way to meet the first indoor unit of the second branshe?
Can you do a video for how to install a blue diamond condensate pump to a City Multi High Static Ceiling-concealed ducted Indoor Unit that doesn't have a built in condensate pump
I always find that the system is low on charge when I have that error. As soon as I reset the disconnect for 10-12 minutes I turn everything on full blast and charge it up properly then it goes away and works. I've seen many guys change them out without testing anything else then have the same exact problem.
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 .
I worked for Case for about 5 months on a dormitory project at Harvey Mud college dorms. He gave me a chance. Even picked me for work. Mid 2000s. Great guy.
Why is this so confusing to use? Where is the documentation? Pausing a video to read text is ridiculous. How about a link to the reference sheet? And better explanations! Half of these descriptions are completely meaningless.
E1 and E4, internal wiring error E0 - door is a little bitch E2-E3 internal switch error There you go, large-corpo, maybe next time answer the questions and you will get a better rep
Extremely helpful thanks for all 3 videos! I've got the E6 code on a PKA-A18GA and didn't really know how to troubleshoot. I have no LED lights on my board so I figured it would be a bad power board, or the main board bad. But now I know I have to check with DC volts and I'm just super glad you made this video. I can actually look like I know what I'm doing for this company I just started working for. LOL
I just wish this sensor could be used by other smart devices too. For instance, should the sensor detect a lot of heat coming from the window it will tell a smart system like KNX or Loxone shut the blinds. The same applies with light and every other smart device that might needs to know whether a room is occupied or not. Something like that would definitely increase savings both in power consumption and in reduced complexity for installation for other sensors that do the same job.
I just wish this sensor could be used by other smart devices too. For instance, should the sensor detect a lot of heat coming from the window it will tell a smart system like KNX or Loxone shut the blinds. The same applies with light and every other smart device that might needs to know whether a room is occupied or not. Something like that would definitely increase savings both in power consumption and in reduced complexity for installation for other sensors that do the same job.
My Mitsubishi mini split is the biggest POS I've ever spent money on. Three years in a row, it has broken down over the winter months. And that's not even the totality of the problems. It is just awful.
I been researching, the s3 connection has 120v ac but conducts DC voltage like power line communicating. There is two capacitors at the S3 connector where the DC signals is send from one end and stop at the other end and is collected for capacitor read the pulsation signals and passes the AC signal flowing with no interference
I been researching, the s3 connection has 120v ac but conducts DC voltage like power line communicating. There is two capacitors at the S3 connector where the DC signals is send from one end and stop at the other end and is collected for capacitor read the pulsation signals and passes the AC signal flowing with no interference
how could you get DC power on S2 AND S3 since S2 is AC and at the same time you can get 120v AC in the leg of S3, can any one help me with this, im confused
For 24K MVZ side return air handlers installed with a side return, is it possible to relocate one of the wire harnesses to allow a thin filter to be installed on the right or left inside wall of the cabinet?
