If the indoor condensing fan motor on Pioneer mini split unit fails it can be replaced by a DIY type of individual. The fan motor is located inside the unit on the right side of the blower wheel. Replacing it falls in the DIY category but if in doubt, be sure to call a professional.… Read More »
Mini split units have become hugely popular since they are low-cost to operate and can be installed by DIY-type individuals. The benefits of mini splits are well known, but how do they work? A mini split unit works the same as a larger split HVAC system but on a smaller scale. There are also heat… Read More »
Mini split heat pumps are very popular since they cost much less compared to traditional HVAC systems. They are also very popular with the DIY crowd since kits can be bought and installed by a homeowner with no need for an expensive HVAC company. Mr Cool is one such mini split DIY kit that can… Read More »
Dual Zone mini split systems are great HVAC units when cooling more than one room is needed. Single Zone units heat and cool one room, while Dual zone units heat and cool 2 rooms. What Is a Dual Zone Mini Split? A Dual Zone mini split, sometimes called multi-zone, heats and cools two rooms using… Read More »
A P6 code on a mini split will vary between manufacturers and model numbers, so be sure to look at the manual for the unit to know the exact definition. For example, a P6 code on a Cooper and Hunter mini split is an “Inverter Module (IPM) Protection Error”. When the voltage signal Inverter Module… Read More »
Mini Split systems are great for heating and cooling and are very versatile able to be fitted into almost any space. Besides picking the right unit how big a unit is needed also needs to be considered. This is easy to do by calculating the square feet of the space to be maintained. How to… Read More »
Mini split packages are highly versatile heating and cooling units and are built to be installed in many different scenarios. While the outside condenser is usually mounted the same, the internal unit can be mounted on the ceiling, wall, or near the floor. Units with the inside condenser mounted near the floor are called floor… Read More »
Installing a mini split has many benefits, from better efficiency and lower cost to operate, to DIY installations. Most are familiar with the ductless wall mounted units, but few are aware mini split units also come in a ceiling mounted option. The ceiling mounted option is called cassette type mini split and works just as… Read More »
Heat Pumps are a very efficient way to heat and cool a home; unfortunately, most window air conditioning heat pump units require 220/240 volts to operate. While 220/240-volt electrical lines can always be installed, this can add to the cost of installing a heat pump unit. With most outlets wired for 115-volt, a unit that… Read More »
If you have a mini split that is no longer blowing out cold or hot air, there can be several causes and fixes. Mini split units are usually very reliable and last many years for cooling and heating space. As with anything, there can be issues at times with the problem needs to be narrowed… Read More »