Hi, how is holding? Do you like the products?

Mr cool also has ducted systems, entire house cooling and heating

If it struggles to “ keep up”, installer picked the wrong size unit

that yellow ladder being inches over the edge is no bueno friends

Cleaning the blower assembly should quiet that sound. Cleaning is essential for these style systems. It is possible it's motor bearings though

I've had my mini-split by Mitsubishi Mr. Slim for 13 years. No issues.

Gree based in China makes the Mr. Cool. If you have a couple extra bucks go for a Japanese brand like Daikin, or Mitsubishi it will last alot longer and less issues in the long term.

Using small fans to move the air really helps 😊😊😊

Why use a misleading clickbait thumbnail that makes a product you actually like (mostly) look like a one star review?

I purchased a log home with a 6 head mini split system. Right away we noticed we barely need to run the AC. Even the past week it's hit 100° outside the system barely works the outside unit rev's up a few times here and there. We turn on the AC periodically just to get humidity out it's pretty amazing how well insulated a log is.

I want a two zone, but that noisy motor seems like poor quality. It seems that it might be best to avoid Mr Cool.

My cooling wasn't working, and yes, it was the remotes... thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

Thank you.

You are a contractor and on TV so Mr. Cool is going to bend over backwards, so what about the everyday Joe???

I'd be interested to know the level of warranty response from the company for people who don't have KZbin channels.

Single mini split (2 ton) owner of about 9 years down in coastal Georgia (island) where outside relative humidity runs exactly like you were calibrating a hygrometer surrounded by salt water (ie; 75% pretty much year round). Our unit is a fairly nice earlier Electolux/Frigidaire which is now discontinued (but ours still works great). Cleaning tip for inside evaporator where mold build-up takes time, but still happens every 6-12 months (not during a heating season, of course): Ours does not have the following feature on the remote, however I noticed that if I manually run it for 10-15 minutes everyday on Fan-Only Mode, the inside unit dries itself very well and prolongs the 1-2 year manual cleaning cycle! (Our cleaning primarily due to mold build-up.) I do not know what other manufacturer's remotes might have such a setup possible on a 24 hour timer basis to be able to accomplish this automatically, but I believe those in high humidity locations would benefit on a short off-hour cycle like this for cleanliness. Appreciate your video!

I don't get people wanting these skinny desks.....I gotta have my forearms on the desk working my laptop or desktop keyboard and with these skinny tops there is no way for that.....

Recoil ac for two car garage

sand the piece on the remote holder. seem easy

As someone that lives in texas where it can get to 110 F. Im very interested in moving to a city where max temp are 85. 😅

Blower motor noise is likely dirty or worn bearings. Before you spend money on a new motor try oiling the shaft where it exits the motor with 3 in 1 household oil. (WD40 won't last more than a few days because it evaporates.) Pull off motor so shaft is vertical and let the oil work down around the shaft into the bearings as you spin it by hand. I have to do this with my window a/c's. Doing this can postpone motor replacement for a year or more. Or you can apply oil without removing the motor, just use a rag to catch any dripping. Some of the oil will work its way into the bearings via capillary action. You might also try replacing the bearings of the motor. But $35 isn't too bad for a whole new motor. New bearings are a few bucks but can be a hassle to take the motor apart and remove the bearings.

Mr. Kool is a Kool Kat, LMAO

Best to have a window unit with heat option. Mine works great with a gas generator when the power goes out.

I recommend you buy a Flir C5 thermal imaging camera and find out where the heat is coming in and cold air getting out. You might be able to rent something similar. As a contractor you should seriously consider buying a thermal imaging camera to use on jobs. Don't replace the motor. Try using 30W motor oil to lubricate the bearings. It sounds like the bearing are dry.

I was wondering if you could paint a trailer with an airless sprayer. I have a Graco Magnum X7. Wasn't sure so I bought an LVLP gun.

That motor whine … in my bedroom at night? Only two years in? I’m out.

Thanks for the info. Because of this info I’d use two different brands of mini split to avoid the inability to change settings in different rooms.❤❤

you lost more hair ?

Normally you'll have a back up heat source during cold spells. This is usually your old hvac system. Refrigerant just wont cut it anywhere below 20 degrees

In Europe and in Norway where my wife’s family is heat pumps are the top standard for old & new construction and the tech is getting better all the time.

Mr cool great product,installed 2 on my own with no DIY experience 8 years laetr still running great ;no leak ,no rust, like many others cheaper brand.. with seal problem ,rust problem..

I live in Sol Cal and have purchased Mr Cool mini split for 6 years or more with no issues. Thanks for some tips

There’s only one con, aircon.

Good stream clean would work good

Will Mr Cool units run directly from solar power?

Are you kidding Mr. cool Bill's junk don't waste your money and don't buy their products. They're absolute garbage. Ask me how I know for three years. It has been nothing but a piece of junk crashes freezes no Support no warranty coverage. Nothing don't touch these products.

Thanks

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spray wd40 on the blower motor shaft. or If you can remove the top shaft cover you can change the bearings for a much better make. usually they dont go bad. but sometimes they do.

Read your manual. The manual addresses all of these issues. It is better to spend more on insulation than to try to control the climate in a poorly insulated homes. Frankly, home construction in the USA is way behind the times. SIPS construction is currently the best way to go and some companies offer the highest R values you will see anywhere. Many homes of this construction are relatively impervious to the elements. Sips homes that are wrapped in metal are the best. Personally, I am more concerned about how a home performs than how it looks. I have seen really drop dead gorgeous homes with loads of problems associated with the construction methods.

1:37 so.... new york.

I self installed Blueridge units last fall. Winter cut my heat bill by about 1/3 over the prior ground source heat pumps. (Main savings seemed to be in the cost of pumping water (pump and dump system) which was costing about $150 per month.) Installed 2 systems with air handlers in basement connected to the previously installed ductwork. Also 1 minisplit with 2 heads. I would never install multiple heads on 1 condenser again. Might be better if both heads are in the same area but mine are in a breezeway and the basement workshop in my garage. It is also a pain to change from heating to cooling because it involves going through the garage and downstairs to switch that one and back up for the breezeway. Overall I am very happy with the systems and would do it again. I did cut lines to length and reflare fittings when doing install. The Blueridge systems don't use the precharged linesets and need to be vacuumed after installation.

As far as the "filter" goes, these are not what I would consider a "filter" ala the pleated ones in your furnace, they are little more than screens and as such a percentage of dust WILL get thru the mesh into the head unit's COILS, that has to be cleaned out as it builds up, restricts airflow and even develops mold

I WAS going to buy Mr Cool but the price was twice what Tosot was, and they are made at the same Chinese factory which is one reason all of these mini splits look nearly identical to one another; Gree Electric Appliances Inc. of Zhuhai is a Chinese home appliances manufacturer headquartered in Zhuhai, Guangdong province. It is the world's largest residential air-conditioner manufacturer. I read some reviews on Amazon that had more than just a few poor to lousy customer service related complaints, so instead of the $1800 Mr Cool I bought the $899 Tosot. There is one big difference between them- Mr Cool precharges the LINESETS, the others precharge the outdoor condensor unit and the linesets are filled with nitrogen gas and capped. The non Mr Cool units need you to install them as shown here, but after the linesets are attached and PROPERLY torqued to specs, you attach a vacuum pump to get the air out of the line sets and head unit, then open the valve to let the refrigerant into the lines. The vac pump, gage set, an adaptor and nylog was about $200, and it was easy enough and only took a few minutes. SInce I bought two Tosot units a 12,000 and a 9,000 btu- the vac set was used on both which split that cost over both. The units are whisper quiet and put out plenty of heat on the cold mornings, and yesterday used the cooling part on one and it works great, no more window ac rodeo!!

I've watched a few of your videos and am impressed with how pro they look and a little surprised how few views...so far. I guess channels can take longer than I thought in order to catch on, even with great content.

Helpful. Thanks

The bearing on the blower motor are going 😊

I am 80 plus yrs old, live in a 60 yr old 560sq ft mobile home. they wanted $4500 for a system . My son bought me an 18,000 btu Mr Cool mini split. A couple of guys and I installed. Love, love Mr Cool. Great Video, mine is 3 years old now, no problems but love all of your hints. I need to clean my coils, do keep my filters spotless.

Thank you for the information I'm actually looking into changing over my central heatpump HVAC unit to a multi head mini split system. Will also be adding climate control to a detached garage.

I put in a 12000 btu 220volt with my wife’s help total cost around $ 1400, my brother just had an old unit replaced by a contractor for 4000 but he is not as diy as I am, both units work great