Great video! Did you use single pole 20amp breaker? I only have room for single pole breaker in my panel. (no room for doubl breaker and everyone wants to use the double one)
If you mean the entire cover for the inside unit. You have to look at the middle section where air usually blows out. There will be a little square shape with a 🔒 sign I think. You have to push it in, then you should be able to pot off the cover using a flat screw driver.
I have a different unit but they're pretty much all the same I think there's two factories. On the 115 volt I just got a power cord to handle that much I got it a little beefier. I think I bought 12 ft it has the three prong plug and I just plug it into the wall. This is my second year with that it is awesome. Thinking of getting one of these for my next one on the other side of the house.
It's below the video in the description box Vacuum Pump: amzn.to/2FIj98J Manifold Gauge: amzn.to/2ZZv1tS Adapter for Mini Split: amzn.to/3hQB5uR 50' 14/2 with ground: amzn.to/302aq82 AC Disconnect: amzn.to/2HoJR6J Senville Mini Split: amzn.to/2FI1nm3
Did this unit also have a power cord coming out of the back of the indoor unit? My unit does and the manual only comes in a language I cannot read... Thanks
It came with a power cord that connects the indoor unit to the outdoor unit. That cord provide power to the indoor unit. That cord is also used for communication between the t2 units.
@talenteddad thank you for responding! I almost never get one when I post on a video haha. I went through all the other comments and found a video you suggested to watch. Turns out this specific style I have is so that the inside unit can supply the outdoor unit if needed, otherwise can do in reverse order and connect to 120v outside. Well see tomorrow when I attempt this install
@@talenteddad yeah the gray wire was hooked up to 120v and plugged into its dedicated plug inside to run both the outside unit and inside unit. Works great! Thanks for your video!
Thank you. I put the vacuum and other equipment in the description. Many other UA-camrs show how to do the vacuum. Next time I'll just include it in the video.
Did you have to buy the AC Refrigerant, or is it already in the AC Unit and you just use the pump you bought to circulate it? Sorry… new to all of this. Thanks
The unit come with refrigerant in it. The pump is used to take the air out. After that the refrigerant can be released. Some people don't use the pump. I not sure how bad it will affect the unit if the air is not pump out before releasing the refrigerant.
It does not come withit a installation kit. You will have to get a couple more stuff to install it properly. Here are some of the item that I used. Vacuum Pump: amzn.to/2FIj98J Manifold Gauge: amzn.to/2ZZv1tS Adapter for Mini Split: amzn.to/3hQB5uR 50' 14/2 with ground: amzn.to/302aq82 AC Disconnect: amzn.to/2HoJR6J
I am thinking about purchasing this same model. My house is about 900 sq ft. This will go in the living room right next to the kitchen. My question is, is 12,000 btu enough to cool my living room? It is an older home that has the afternoon sun hitting it so it gets pretty warm. Do you think I should go bigger? Also, was it hard to install and vacuum out lines etc.? Thanks!
Hey@@mayasc300 , I am still debating whether to go bigger or not. It's an old house with little insulation. The walls towards the sun gets really warm to the touch but the reason I was considering this is that it is a lower voltage so I don't have to upgrade the wiring. I am still undecided unfortunately.
It work really well. If the temperature drop below 15 degree it will run more because the colder it is outside the less heat it can find outside. If you are planning to get 1 make to get a unit with enough BTU to heat or cool the room
@@rhmn183 the link was for a vacuum pump, not a heat pump. The heat pump is built in the unit. A vacuum pump should be used to remove air from the lines before the refrigerant gas is released into those lines.
That would be great but the unit is installed on an inside wall between the kitchen and the dining room. It was easier to drain it in the laundry sink.
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On the disconnect pull the disconnect T-Handle out and flip it over and put it in the lower slots.
I'm not sure what you mean?
The black handle can be flipped upside down. It will read OFF or ON
Correct. The disconnect is installed upside down. Pull the back handle out and flip it over.
Where did the inside wall unit plug at? Or was it connected to the outside unit only and then to the main
The interior unit get it's power from the outdoor unit via the wires the manufacture provided.
Great video!
Did you use single pole 20amp breaker?
I only have room for single pole breaker in my panel. (no room for doubl breaker and everyone wants to use the double one)
Yes I use a single pole for that unit.
Why’s is Aux split air conditioner trips as soon as it is powered on ?
Not sure.
Where do I put the remote wire on the outside unit
How do you take off the head of the blower
If you mean the entire cover for the inside unit. You have to look at the middle section where air usually blows out. There will be a little square shape with a 🔒 sign I think. You have to push it in, then you should be able to pot off the cover using a flat screw driver.
I bought a mirage 12000 btu 115 v doni still have to add power from a braker besides just the main plug cord???
Legally the should be a breaker outside next to the mini split. But I also see people connect it straight to a breaker in the main panel.
I have a different unit but they're pretty much all the same I think there's two factories. On the 115 volt I just got a power cord to handle that much I got it a little beefier. I think I bought 12 ft it has the three prong plug and I just plug it into the wall. This is my second year with that it is awesome. Thinking of getting one of these for my next one on the other side of the house.
What kind of vacuum pump connector did you use? My install is on hold because the standard size doesn't work on the unit.
It's below the video in the description box
Vacuum Pump: amzn.to/2FIj98J
Manifold Gauge: amzn.to/2ZZv1tS
Adapter for Mini Split: amzn.to/3hQB5uR
50' 14/2 with ground: amzn.to/302aq82
AC Disconnect: amzn.to/2HoJR6J
Senville Mini Split: amzn.to/2FI1nm3
Did this unit also have a power cord coming out of the back of the indoor unit? My unit does and the manual only comes in a language I cannot read... Thanks
It came with a power cord that connects the indoor unit to the outdoor unit. That cord provide power to the indoor unit. That cord is also used for communication between the t2 units.
@@talenteddad this is why I'm confused because my unit has that cord and a power cord coming out of the back of the indoor unit...
Do you have the same brand that I installed? There are some brands that the power go to the indoor unit instead of the other unit.
Search "No HVAC contractor needed ductless mini split" on UA-cam. It should be the first video. I think that video will help you out.
@@talenteddad yes it's an aux. I'm thinking you're correct it's powered from inside...
Hi, thank you for your video. Where did you connect the gray wire that was on the inside unit that comes preinstalled?
It's power wires, I just don't know where I'm supposed to wire it up to
Looks like the gray wire goes to the "S" Spot. I think it's the communication wire.
@talenteddad thank you for responding! I almost never get one when I post on a video haha. I went through all the other comments and found a video you suggested to watch. Turns out this specific style I have is so that the inside unit can supply the outdoor unit if needed, otherwise can do in reverse order and connect to 120v outside.
Well see tomorrow when I attempt this install
@@talenteddad yeah the gray wire was hooked up to 120v and plugged into its dedicated plug inside to run both the outside unit and inside unit. Works great! Thanks for your video!
So grateful for your video! Do you have instructions on how to vacuum the lineset? And what kind of vacuum pump to buy?
Thank you. I put the vacuum and other equipment in the description. Many other UA-camrs show how to do the vacuum. Next time I'll just include it in the video.
Thank you! Is it necessary to also get the manifold gauge and RF10 adaptor to vacuum the lineset?
Did you have to buy the AC Refrigerant, or is it already in the AC Unit and you just use the pump you bought to circulate it? Sorry… new to all of this. Thanks
The unit come with refrigerant in it. The pump is used to take the air out. After that the refrigerant can be released. Some people don't use the pump. I not sure how bad it will affect the unit if the air is not pump out before releasing the refrigerant.
Does this aux still work
Yes
Did you buy the wifi module or it was already installed?
Some unit come with the Wifi module some don't. Make sure you buy the one that comes with it if you are planning to control it with your phone.
Do I need to purchase a install kit or does this unit come with one
It does not come withit a installation kit. You will have to get a couple more stuff to install it properly. Here are some of the item that I used.
Vacuum Pump: amzn.to/2FIj98J
Manifold Gauge: amzn.to/2ZZv1tS
Adapter for Mini Split: amzn.to/3hQB5uR
50' 14/2 with ground: amzn.to/302aq82
AC Disconnect: amzn.to/2HoJR6J
You need more clearance from wall at outdoor unit
I am thinking about purchasing this same model. My house is about 900 sq ft. This will go in the living room right next to the kitchen. My question is, is 12,000 btu enough to cool my living room? It is an older home that has the afternoon sun hitting it so it gets pretty warm. Do you think I should go bigger? Also, was it hard to install and vacuum out lines etc.? Thanks!
This unit should be enough. It's not hard to install if you have some experience with basic tools.
Hello @normanGiuseppe we’re you able to install the unit? My home is about the same size.
Hey@@mayasc300 , I am still debating whether to go bigger or not. It's an old house with little insulation. The walls towards the sun gets really warm to the touch but the reason I was considering this is that it is a lower voltage so I don't have to upgrade the wiring. I am still undecided unfortunately.
How good does it work for ac and heat
It work really well. If the temperature drop below 15 degree it will run more because the colder it is outside the less heat it can find outside. If you are planning to get 1 make to get a unit with enough BTU to heat or cool the room
Where's the link to the AUX Mini Split? Did it crap out on you? All I see is a Senville.
No. You can get them at Lowes, Home Depot web or AUX Web
Thank you.. update this summer world b awesome too
No problem
Mine gives me an E5 error code any advise?
I not really sure but the wires between indoor / outdoor might be connected wrong or no Communication.
Did you ever figure out what the E5 error code was fixed?
@@linabell2174 well the motherboard burned out
Why do you have a link for heat pump don't it come with heat pump already?
You can get them at Lowes, Home Depot web or AUX Web
@@talenteddad but my question was don't it come with heat pump already?
@@rhmn183 the link was for a vacuum pump, not a heat pump. The heat pump is built in the unit. A vacuum pump should be used to remove air from the lines before the refrigerant gas is released into those lines.
I got a code p5 can u help
Not sure. Try to reach the manufacturer. I installed this for my brother. He has no issues with it so far. Knock on wood.
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@@talenteddad عرفت الحمد لله و خلصت
You need fuses in the disconnect handle to let current go through.
That's not a fused disconnect, all you have to do is pull the handle out and turn it over 180° and that will close the circuit
Why don't you leave the drain line outside right there and let it run under the fence. Anyways. Thanks for the video
That would be great but the unit is installed on an inside wall between the kitchen and the dining room. It was easier to drain it in the laundry sink.
There is nothing "mini" in there
It's just the name for it
compared to a standard ducted ac it is mini.
Then his house burned down and he wondered why...
What house?
This video painful to watch,to many shortcuts half ass electric connection s