Avoid This Fatal Mistake When Repairing AC Circuit Board
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- Опубліковано 3 лис 2024
- Watch our must-see tips to avoid this fatal mistake when repairing your inverter mini split A/C circuit board! This video reveals a common yet critical error that can ruin your mini-split Air Conditioner circuit board after repair. Learn how to properly handle and reinstall components like the IPM and heat sink to prevent short circuits and ensure long-lasting performance. Our step-by-step guide, designed for DIY enthusiasts and technicians alike, will help you troubleshoot and avoid costly mistakes. Don't risk damaging your mini split AC-get expert insights and practical advice to keep your unit running smoothly. Subscribe for more HVAC repair tips and tricks!
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Best professor👍Thanx for all
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thanks very good explanation
Which multimeter do you recommend for this type of work?
Thank you very much from informations khalid from Morocco Casablanca
Thanks for good explanation, checking the outdoor board , do i have to connect the signal wire any where?
No, not anywhere
Thanks and Please detel of inverter Frazier borde
Perfect 👍
Great ❤ video like always
Thanks again!
Good job.
Thanks 👍
What was the original reason for checking the board?
The IPM was faulty in this board, I will upload that video soon.
@@forevertechenglish So you had to go through one IPM initially, and then the next one due to thermal damage?
Yes.
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Really? It has nothing to do with that capacitor with the crack in it?
The capacitor was absolutely fine. I checked it, I installed a new IPM after this video. And this time I tightened the screws tightly with the heat sink and the circuit got no problem after that.