Don’t Let Friends Install Ductless Systems for You! This is What Happens - Another Hacked LG System

[@agostinodibella9939]

Mike, very smart by “not taking ownership” by adding refrigerant or even charging her for being there.

[@PatIreland]

Yep. Any money she paid you might become the most expensive money you ever got!

[@steveg6181]

agreed - short term gain for long term headache - very smart to get far away from that...

[@Alienspecies635]

Looks like a nightmare hack job. Hate those types of calls. What kind of D-bag put the distribution box outside that’s terrible. It’s sad that it could just be a matter of tightening a connection but that was nice of you to just give them the freebie

[@todd4335]

Yep don't turn an estimate into your personal nitemare .

[@todd4335]

@@Alienspecies635 not to mention upside down. That stuff makes me cringe.

[@realpiece4086]

Mikey you are so patient and kind with the lady it was nice seeing that. When something breaks in the house and we set up an appointment for someone to come out I know my wife is dreading speaking with them. She thinks they are going to make fun of her for not knowing exactly what’s going on. Making her feel dumb. Even though she’s a nurse and is way smarter than me btw. Anyway thank you for being nice Mikey Pipes!!

[@eddiew.6485]

Somewhere, in a Third-world Country, a person is watching this video and laughing!😂

[@tronixfix]

🇰🇪✌️ sitting here with my 40 year old R22 system made by General Fujitsu (no leaker) and keeping a cool matako 😂😂😂

[@potatolew4495]

Good call Mike for not getting involved and a very classy move for not charging for the visit. Take care.

[@MrCmgl1]

Agreed hopefully those individuals in the accident were ok. As far as that complete disaster of a mini split job, I would have done the same and walked away. We just did a complete tear apart and redo of a 5 to 1 Minisplit install that was done a hack. System only worked for a max of 3 months. We had a take pictures and document everything. Every single flare joint leaked and the wiring was a complete joke. 3 of the 5 indoor were unlevel the wrong way and leaking condensation. 1 unit was 1/2 falling off the way. You made the right call on this one. Keep up the great work and videos.

[@rogerf3622]

Good call on the no charge as it plants the seed for future work.

[@superchuck3259]

No charge, no legally binding (money) consideration binding you to the improperly installed system.

[@drink15]

Many people don’t realize that sometimes not changing people for small things can actually make you more money. It shows you care about the owner and not their money. Also word of mouth is the best advertisement.

[@flybyairplane3528]

@@superchuck3259 hello, many years ago a lady I did some work for asked me to see this woman whom needed A/C, but the ductwork was so small, it was just warm air heat, I told her impossible, so one 4th JULY she calls ask if I can help her, do what ? My A/C is not working so was VERY SURPRISED SHE HAD A/C so ,get the idiot whom installed it . he is out of town, sorry,so by THAT TIME IT WAS ON THE SECOND COMPRESSOR ! Eventually the rep went to the job , and shit when he saw the job , they refused to honor the warranty. For the 3rd compressor they busted up as it could NOT MOVE ENOUGH AIR ! I never laughed so hard in my life ! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@hotdog160]

@@drink15 that's what i'm doing for a few months and i'm barely bankrupt

[@drink15]

@@hotdog160 sounds like your doing it too much...

[@kellymoran3175]

Awesome gesture in not charging those folks for even a service call. Huge respect for those little gestures Mikey Pipes! Keep Safe on vacation! PEACE!

[@totalnoobfishing1753]

Mikey Pipes living that "Rolls Royce" life in the intro... good for you brotha, work hard..play hard

[@floydervin2897]

Mikey pipes Thats why i watch u u keep it real and honest. Thats whatvtrades is missing and only deal with ppl like u

[@deineroehre]

LG is not responsible for this "installation". They make great ACs and this Installation is not really overenginered, it is just a terrible installation job done by someone who has no clue what he should do. At least he could have read and followed the installation manual instead of building a shack for indoor/attic components...

[@stater3]

Hacks think they know everything and get upset when you correct them.

[@2pugman]

Nice floors in that house, if you can see an empty spot !

[@MattyIce5309]

Welcome to having children

[@kingkatiin2658]

@@MattyIce5309 Looks like fun can't wait

[@wellfleetion]

@@MattyIce5309 Sorry, unmade beds and stuff all over the floors is the children's fault? My house doesn't look like that. Nice excuse though. Everyone has one.

[@leathercheerio1]

Cmon man it wasn't that bad.

[@rayebz9343]

Mikey pipes! im the contractor from Staten Island who recommended you! Don't know if I should thank you for going or say sorry for sending you there!

[@Gtorrehvac]

@@PipeDoctor he did, told you on the phone the guys name

[@sagesilverman6842]

Lmao the customer says Ray installed this mess and you are ray?

[@rayebz9343]

Yes there is only one Ray on planet earth 🙄

[@d69king]

What a hack job!!

[@rayebz9343]

I used 1/4” no hub fittings for the branch box, think it will hold?

[@jimmyprevete6491]

You and Danielsaun will be the first ones that customer thinks about when they decide to make the necessary repairs. Good call . Plant the seeds for future growth. And that customer will tell another, and so on . Danielsaun observe and learn from the master. Thank you again for videos.

[@Geezer1955]

I've walked away many times. Had a gas furnace call that had been worked on by a friend. The "friend" had completely disassembled the entire furnace, all the wiring torn loose and parts laying everywhere. I told the customer the same thing, I don't want to get married to this thing. I wish I would have told my 3 x-wives that!

[@shadowbanned69]

😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 Nice wife analogy....id do the same

[@MookieMan1]

Dude, by the second divorce, it’s no longer just the women. The 3rd confirms it.

[@Geezer1955]

Did I say it was?

[@MookieMan1]

@@Geezer1955 didn’t need to say it.

[@milotorres6894]

We're all human and make bad decisions ,been there done that hard finding a good lady these days far and few between , stay tight and lite , live a life of abundance let a good woman have a chance , there out there alone staying home .,✌️💪👍🤙🙏😔🖖😊🍀

[@jeremyszczepanski216]

Very smart for not just adding more refrigerant and calling it a day. I might have been compelled to take on the teardown/reinstallation, only because I would want to ensure that it was done correctly. However, you are correct in not wanting to get married to such a project, especially when that could mean taking on any incidental issues that were the fault of the original installers. Having to go back and undo/redo someone else's shoddy workmanship is always more of a pain than being the one to do the installation.

[@davestjohn6687]

Crazy how some people install, I like how you handle this and kept the door open to future work Mikey pipes have a great vacation

[@joeventura1]

"you become married to it" THAT RIGHT THERE IS WISDOM!!!

[@markbeshay]

This guy is awesome I wish there were more people like you...

[@DevinHVACInc]

Mikey u did the right thing. Also the husband was very understanding. I think You earn their trust after the that explanation

[@carrotbailey]

Crappy day i’m sure but good learning experience for your young man. Don’t go messing with a tweaker project💪🏽👍🏽

[@z185284]

5:19 Be careful not showing the customer’s address, close call; if that headband was sitting differently the address would have been visible.

[@billiamc1969]

I just installed 3 of these on my home...ZERO PROBLEMS

[@adrianperez5628]

More proof that up to 40% of the existing “HVAC” workforce, should not be doing HVAC.

[@picklerix6162]

You can say the same thing about doctors and mechanics. Most “mechanics” are parts changers while many doctors just try to soak your health insurance company and aren’t really interested in finding the real cause of your pain or illness.

[@flybyairplane3528]

Adrian Perez, hello, YES, but NONE of the SUPPLYHOUSES IN NJ would ever sell to them , like THE EPA 304REFRIG CERT CARDS USED TO HAVE YOUR SS # on them when they photocopy it , then my 2 cards NO LONGER USE THAT ID, ITS TOTAL#s now , but thank god I am now RETIRED I help someone when he needs more help 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@fastlife866]

I've only had to do a branch box once because the owner ordered the unit. I installed in basement and as per manual stated. No problems but in my opinion its easier just to install a 5 zone condenser, less connections, less chance for leaks. Even though both branch boxes are separate they both are tied into the same hi an low on condenser. If you have a leak the whole system should loose refrigerant.

[@james4582]

Good man Mikey Been several times in my career that I said thanks but no thanks. Always thankful I did. Been a few times I said a price to redo something and someone said I was wrong and took over the job only to have a disaster occur and get called back to redo it but then it’s a umhh no thanks I’ll pass situation. LOL

[@throttlebottle5906]

I know they recommend having that indoors and I haven't seen the inside of them, but it may be(against factory) viable to place them in a sheltered outdoor space. the insulation on line-set end is more than likely to keep it from condensing and water damaging indoors. as for the electrical/electronics, who knows how they're sealed and allowable ambient temperatures, but I'd imagine a very wide range. and fairly well sealed in case of crawl space or attic installation. one of the big issue I seen was no drip loops/bends on the line-sets, allowing any rain/snow/other to run straight down onto the plywood/house-wrap and into the equipment. the leak issue is likely bad flare ends and improper torque and id not be surprised if there was non-condensable crud in the system from leaking and recharging. it being low on gas, could allow much of the oil to be entrapped out in the system causing low to no flow to some areas and since it looks like all the lines ran mostly vertical, including to the condenser, having the control equipment down lower than everything is likely holding oil there and making the valving not work right. so yeah, pretty much shred it apart and reinstall with different layout, I'm guessing they want the distributors within a certain height of the evaporators for oil return and pooling issues.

[@edwardlouie]

Those distribution box suggest this LG system is a Multi V S system with heat recovery to enable simultaneous heating and cooling. That is a very good and very efficient system if installed correctly but also a very expensive and complex system. Those have to be installed by someone who understands the complexity of the installation and the software side. Looks like this installer was over their heads.

[@SureShotImages]

At what point do we say “enough is enough” and find a happy medium of “efficient enough” and “easy to service/install”. When this system goes down, even if installed correctly (because let’s be real here…it WILL go down) you’re up shits creek. Keep it simple, stupid.

[@edwardlouie]

@@SureShotImages I understand your concern. But interestingly over the decades cars have become more complex and yet their reliability and longevity has increased rather than decreased. I don't miss the days of stick shift transmissions or carburetors. Why not take the heat rejected to outdoors from AC and use some of that for heating water or supplying heat to a dryer for example? Why pay to heat water and clothes when there is plenty of nearly free heat available all summer long? That can happen with heat pumps that can do VRF and heat recovery and interconnecting appliances together. Yes it is more complex to run all of that line set. However in new construction it might add minimal to no cost if this tying of appliances together can result in savings at each component. For example a heat pump water heater would be less expensive because it doesn't need to include the heat pump portion just the line set wrapped around the tank. A dryer could be less expensive because it doesn't need to include a compressor or heating elements. A dehumidifier could be less expensive by not needing to include a compressor.

[@superchuck3259]

@@edwardlouie But is the refrigerator and oven combo really a good idea? Basically this system could heat some zones and cool other zones. That is sorta silly in a home. Maybe in some business where the kitchen needs chillin and the guest seating needs heat, right, but not in this home use case.

[@techdaddy7955]

If you want mini splits that you can have a zone on cooling and one on heating. Get the reheat systems that can do that. They also come in 6 zone condenser configurations lol.

[@turbo2ltr]

So am I correct in thinking the transfer switches are basically zoning a single condenser? If so, then how would they "not need" them? How would the zoning be done without them?

[@james4582]

Probably my most famous reply to turning a job down was “No thanks I have to sleep at night and I don’t like nightmares.”

[@SeanBaker]

Mikey gets competent workers and now he feels free to take vacations! The nerve of him!!😂

[@primetime758]

Mikey Hats off to you! you did the right thing i do refrigeration and if i see something like that in refrigeration i act the same way most of the time of course. but again !! hats of!

[@primetime758]

@@PipeDoctor yes exactly they might just tell you to do it which i'm sure you will gladly do it .. and kill it(means do an awesome job)

[@todddewell6314]

What a true hack job. I had a friend at work who had issues with a mini split system and ended up in court, but nothing this bad. Wow...

[@jeffreywhitlatch1409]

They probably should have lubed up the threads on those flare fittings. Also otherwise known as a clusterfuk. Run for your lives!

[@joshd605]

I would do the exact same thing and not touch that system unless I’m replacing it. As a journeyman electrician, I do the same when we come across unsafe or poorly installed equipment. Even though I am not self employed, I know at the end of the day that’s my name on the work and I’ve worked too hard for the licenses in my pocket to lose it.

[@joemaxfield93]

I’ve had to put a few Mitsubishi branch box’s outside but definitely put them in a outdoor box they can cone with. Sometimes there’s no room but would definitely rather have them indoor

[@chuckquinn8026]

No charge service call = guaranteed future service and sales! Excellent way to handle this shit show Mikey! Enjoy your vacation!

[@barryhammel6521]

Like how you handled that . I see this shit everyday fixing crap that’s done wrong.

[@arseniym3185]

This is where Steve Lav's quote comes in handy: "Keep it simple, stupid!". Those "branch" boxes definitely should be inside the house. One-to-one mini-splits work way better most of the time (and simpler to maintain). How much micro-zoning (and oversizing) do you really need? Is there a server room in the house that needs to be kept 10-15 degrees lower than the rest of the house? Probably not. Good call on *NOT* getting married to that can of worms.

[@timgraham7851]

"Got a leaker, mama!"

[@TheRAMBO9191]

@@timgraham7851 a real shitshow mamaa

[@waltershulas623]

I would have done the same you gave your honest professional opinionyou let the customer handle it maybe he’ll call you back to correct it

[@scobar0076]

I agreed with you in everything you said 100% except for one thing, over engineering!!! branch boxes are designed to manages the flow of both refrigerant and power from the outdoor condenser to any connected indoor units. as long is install as per manufactured instructions, the system will be fine. in this case is not.

[@michbostn]

Is there a complaint form with the NY Plumbers Licensing Board they could have filed? Maybe there are other faulty installations that he had done as well.

[@petem6291]

Mike that looked like a relatively new installation . I think I would have given them a price on removing all the components on the side of the house and reinstalling them properly it could be a nice job it’s pure labor and a little Freon ???

[@crashoverride328]

If the original installer jerry rigged the system to that degree and called it an install who is to say they did any damage to the rest of the system? Remember there is a leak to find. Doing anything with that system is potentially opening up a can of worms....

[@milotorres6894]

Better to just replace lower distribution box leak equals compromised system installation , need to spot leak ,acid test maybe then reinstall correctly the mini split ,gotta keep the kiester covered on that deal who knows what else they did wrong on top of ,💩 install job.✌️💪👍🤔🙏😔

[@edcicione]

Its going to be harder than you think. All the line sets leaving the heads have to run to a new location. Plus the 2 larger line sets from the condensor will be a much longer run to the D box. The location of each head was most likely chosen because of where the pipes were going, now an alternate plan would be in order. Plus the drain lines would have to be taking into consideration. 14/3 wires also have to follow D box to each head.

[@anthonynunez164]

I would have probably done the same. But honestly their best bet is to have a contractor build a proper weather proof housing around their branch boxes and found out which flare was leaking and reflared it.

[@leathercheerio1]

Exactly. What's done is done. Keep the water out and fix the leak.

[@jefferygrady3181]

Your honesty with this sh-t show is to be commented Mikey pipes! The only thing that you left out was an estimate to make that right for the customer because that so called friend may not have the knowledge to correct this fiasco and in the settlement of this disaster Mikey pipes may be called on to rectify this installation! Have a great and awesome time in Puerto Rico Mikey pipes! Remember NO SMOKING Mikey pipes!!

[@Ericbakereb1]

Those branch boxes also need to be flat. Installed on their side like that is bad. The leak is most likely inside the branch box. Anything over 3 tons in LG requires them, unfortunately.

[@marjones69]

Mikey pipes, do not shit on the "Friend"...some people pay their Friends less...I have installed lots of these and you are right about those BDBs, they have to be inside, but that said, those things would still work great if had made sure his joints were tight

[@keenanwalker6597]

They probably had to put the branch box in there because lg you can only go to a certain btu on the indoor units before you have to add a branch box.

[@raiderone562]

I don't know what was worse? The HVAC job or that maintenance in that home🤣😂

[@HVACGUY]

I agree. Just walk away.

[@Weaseldog2001]

I had a friend help with mine, but, he's certified A/C Tech. I've helped him move five times, they was his way to return the favor.

[@Weaseldog2001]

I'm at the end of the video.... What a nasty setup.

[@shadowbanned69]

Somebody thought putting indoor equipment outside you say...here in md...techs put indoor condensing units outside all the time, cause its cheaper. But you mikey know why they do it...this was a inexcusable install and they did their friend a disservice!!! Id tell the installer he owes me money!!!! And have ol MP do the job!!!

[@fabiansalazar7912]

That was one of the most disgusting installations I've seen been in the business for 20 years wow

[@frankpirate6708]

I’ve installed Mitsubishi branch box system absolutely needs to be done by the book or you’ll have problems.

[@petersmart1999]

Mitsubishi systems are amazing,but now they are screwing around with Frame to get their distribution network amped up, but for now I'm hitting pretty hard with the Fujitsu systems,they each have something the other doesn't, bit Mitsubishi wins with a 10 and Fujitsu is a 9.5

[@Brian_541]

Yep I wouldn’t have touched it either. You touch it and she’s yours. No thanks, good call on that Mike and also not charging her for the call 👍

[@Brian_541]

@@PipeDoctor The way you handled it, you may very well be the first they call.

[@hestarellas]

Welcome to my Beautiful Puerto Rico. Have a nice vacations

[@mitchdenner9743]

Looks like a toy factory exploded in there 😳

[@mrmotofy]

Yep parents need to teach their kids to clean up. I gave my kids a choice to clean up their own or Dad does...only takes a couple times watching Dad put toys in the trash can before they get the idea real quick. Of course it was only the McDonald's toys getting tossed...but they just seen toys going in the trash never to be seen again. My kids always learned to obey and be honest cuz Dad always knows. Mom, Grandma's and aunts...oh god they spoiled them kids and had problems

[@rogerghiardi7723]

Bout the only thing I would say is a custom sheetmetal enclosure with seals and a latched door. Probably the flare fittings, always use Nylog good stuff. Enjoy your vacation brother

[@Joop5000]

Just when we think we've seen it all huh Mikey? LoL!

[@landonoletymer]

The old saying goes, “THATS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU GET AMATEURS AROUND THE EQUIPMENT”😂🤣👍

[@oldskool1979]

Only Mikeys friends are allowed to have a friend to do installs for them lol

[@jerryforeman4543]

Mikey Pipes communicating with the aliens with his head antenna! You're 💯% with the you're diagnosis! Have a great vacation in PR!

[@thealexanders7828]

When should you add a branch box?

[@4thlinegooner582]

When you have multiple indoor heads, you can run the line sets to a branch box that is placed some where inside the house (attic or crawl space). That way you just run 1 larger line set from outdoor unit to the branch box instead of running each line set all the way outside.

[@mustafachacha442]

Always nice job!!!

[@hilikus4530]

It's this kind installation that also give the manufacturer a bad name. I've seen several installed incorrectly with nothing but problems and the customer always blame it on the unit.

[@AaronCo29]

It may be that was the only thing that installer could get at the moment and decided to make that work, or if LG is like American Standard, you have to sell so many units before getting the better stuff, who knows, but I agree, it was a shoty installation.

[@Matts_Crafty]

Once again friends of friends keeping the pockets lined.

[@normanboyes4983]

They had professional advice for free - what’s not to like? They need to extend that shed with the distribution manifolds in it, put a proper roof on it and clear the junk outa the house and put in the shed.👍

[@andrewruskuski8093]

Bet the compressor enjoyed a short life…

[@AaronCo29]

Been here before, but here in the Bayou, LOL Louisiana, but every time, I am the one they end up wanting to fix it and what ever the cost and they either just sue them or eat it.

[@JP-zz5rm]

That’s right you tell them Mikey Pipes!

[@arturobetancourt1514]

Good call like i all ways say if you don’t know what you are doing don’t stick your hand in it

[@Mercmad]

The home owner would be better off getting you to quote on a proper aircon /heat system. Their marriage might last longer if hubby can return to the bedroom....😂

[@edwinbates8562]

It might be a good thing he doesn't sleep with her, they'll end up with more kids...

[@PatrickBMoore]

It's going to be a long 5 days without a video from you. I will miss you but you deserve a vacation. Is DanielSon gonna be putting a video out in your absence??

[@scotthager8691]

Nice keepin it real half assed

[@rrcoster]

Got love DIY hack job that end up being costly expensive lesson for the owners. Some shouldn't be any where near power tools or electrical for that matter

[@arielhernandez2911]

The only thing I noticed is that you keep firing questions lol I’d try to slow it down a little

[@arielhernandez2911]

Lol Mike pipes won’t care I wasn’t trying say it in a bad way hahaha

[@MorganBW53]

I think that just might be a regional/yankee thing

[@davidpucci6995]

Mikey distribution box inside not out the end of your video I’m sure it was an accident you said the box needs to be outside I’m sure you meant inside 😁I agree with all the job you do not want to take unless rectified

[@YukonHawk1]

That was a total shit show of a dumpster fire. People try to save money and end up spending more to correct the shitty install. Nice not charging them for the call. They'll remember that and call you in the future. Have a great time in P.R. It'll give you a chance to take a break and recharge. Take care and travel safe.

[@superchuck3259]

I bet they just keep adding refrigerant.

[@search_eternal]

I've never seen anything like that before. I've put those type units in before and when we had more then one indoor unit they all hooked up right at the unit outside and didn't have all the pipes going to some junction boxes. That looked like a nightmare. I wouldn't have touched it either.

[@trangdoan6092]

So-called professional installed beyond engineered.

[@burtoncrowell4371]

Great video I think you called it right however you're probably going to have to give them a bid to correct their incorrect installation and reinstall it correctly for them and locate the leak source and get it straightened out I would imagine they're probably going to have to spend a little bit of money and I'm sure they would be happy to pay you to straighten it out cuz I don't think they're going to be capable obviously you may want to follow up with them and see how things are going if you have the time and the patience to straighten that mess out if it is even worth your while I don't know how much you can charge to do something like that they may have a lot of money they may have no money

[@james10739]

I did mine myself but I did have a friend that does HVAC check it out first

[@joeshmoe9940]

Give them a bid for mount that chit show in NEMA 4 or IP 65 enclosures?

[@altyndom7039]

I have no clue what are you talking about, my mini splits are upright and I only guilty of dead loops to be within the minimum distance of 10ft.

[@Matts_Crafty]

That house needs a Bosch system...

[@oldskool1979]

and earpliugs with a non stop barking dog

[@wd8557]

100 say that Universe tech was texting and just drove into the back of that truck.

[@adeptheatingair]

good call, I wouldn't have touched that thing with even the antenna that was above you in the beginning of the video. hahahaha I felt sorry for her and the kids that have to live in a warm house like that. I'm sure they will end up calling you for a re-install.

[@paulrozinski1488]

Bet you’ll see her in H.D., Lowe’s , P.C. Richards or Best Buy getting a couple of window units to get by.

[@adeptheatingair]

@@paulrozinski1488 hahahaha $159.95 plus the 3 year warranty and they will call the same guy to come back and install those. I wouldn't go back to that job unless it was a full rip out and complete new install of everything. 💰💸

[@hvacdoc]

Those boxes obviously need to go. If it were me doing the job, based on the age of unit, I would research if the evaps were able to be used with a standard multizone condenser. Then based on that I would give them a price to replace the condenser with a standard unit or units based on the number of evaps they have.

[@kmschwem]

Probably could have fixed it for the next decade by finding the leaky joint in that circuit though… Actually it’s probably the distribution box that’s the problem because the other circuit wouldn’t work if the refrigerant was low right?

[@yeliab814]

Seems like the real problem was an incompetent tech/installer - be it friend or not. My mother in law upstate NY had a 2 head LG mini split installed; never worked well and leaked out after 1 summer. Installer had incompetent flaring and evacuation procedures, and wouldn’t service it either. Mini splits seem to only make sense in areas with enough HVAC contractors around who are well familiar with that technology. I would absolutely not recommend mini splits for upstate NY.

[@PaulTierney-nb3qe]

Stuff on the floor. Just kick it.

[@markheatherly2915]

Three years in you could have gave them a quote to fix it instead and in doing so gave them a better understanding of how they have been wronged. I would have been insulted by your delivery and even wandered if you were upset that this system was DIY installed maybe, and no money could be made here cuz there are more bad service contractors there there are competent capable contractors and finding one that will show up,call u back, not charge insane amount of money is something that has been lost along time ago. So the point is how do you think you would stand out among so many imposters and create a clientele list that you could grow into loyal customers and endless work translates to solid money and free advertising. I wish I could tell you the stories I have of contractors it is amusing at best. People that have broken stuff are already bummed trust me, they want the problems fixed and to have waited that long and suffered and get the hard truth that a lawsuit and more contractors before they can get cool air in bed is hard enough to swallow. Just my opinion. I think you should have said I can fix it but it means I have to redo it are you prepared for that. And let them decide while they enjoy cold air pursuing the bad guy install.

[@dc6233]

1:47 - At least show us her dumper!! I don't need to see it though, she looks expensive... What the hell is a transfer station for??

[@klewis685]

🤣 wow they clearly didn’t even look at the MI’s! It frustrating how people get away with this

[@williamgildea8348]

Would of done the same thing. Once you touch it you own it. If they do rip it out they’ll probably give you the job.

[@karlschoen7297]

When it's that bad sorry call the company that did the job making them do it right 👍

[@1986subway]

What makes you think they can do it right?

[@BartlettTFD]

I’m afraid they probably did the best they’re capable of doing😂 If that company is an approved LG dealer, LG needs to be made aware of the shoddy work they turn out. That poor quality installation actually harms the good name of LG❗️I wonder if the installation company ever had their employees attend any kind of LG schooling?

[@freecheese4143]

I did learn a LOT all jokes aside. Sometimes it's best to not work on it.

[@jockojack9]

Mikey Pipes stand up guy

[@richritchie5434]

The wife was hot 🥵 before and after Mikey pips left 😂