How to pump down the refrigerant into the mini split outdoor unit?

[@MatthewYBarbo]

Education stuff that anyone with a mini-split will want to know. Another great point made!

[@TaddyDigest]

Thank You Very Much my brother

[@DanKrischke]

Thank you very much for a simple how-to video.

[@albmarku4379]

That's an old trick. In winter is much more fun to do that. Nice videos from you good man .

[@SignatureSolarEthan]

Nice video! Great job showing folks how it's done. 😎

[@GreyRockOne]

Fantastic info! Thanks Tad!

[@TaddyDigest]

Any time!

[@zekenzy6486]

Great video. Thank you for sharing

[@TaddyDigest]

Thanks for watching!

[@Hvacnc]

What about when it has multiple heads.

[@TaddyDigest]

Same thing

[@brianreip411]

Is the procedure the same for multizone systems?

[@TaddyDigest]

yes

[@brianreip411]

@TaddyDigest thank you, it's still only one low side connection even though it's a multi zone system? ( each head doesn't have it's own low and high connections )

[@MichaelSmith4501-jd8pu]

Should you stop just above atmospheric if there is a leak in the coil to be repaired?

[@paulshlasko3608]

Unless there is added refrigerant for long lines. So, can you tell by the sound of it slugging? Or not?

[@TaddyDigest]

All mini splits have an accumulator which should help with slugging

[@letsbereal-hd8qt]

@@TaddyDigest Yes but they are designed for the amount on the tag. So I was asking if you can tell by the sound that slugging has started, which I guess would indicate that outdoor unit is full and you should stop right away....