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This Old House plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey explains how to install a mini-split air conditioner. (See below for a shopping list and tools.)
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I’ve learned over the years , there’s this stuff called Nylog . It’s pretty much a liquid gasket that’s compatible with 410A and r22 . It comes in handy when making your flare connections and I will stand by it
What are the pros/cons of this vs. cutting a hole for a thru the wall AC unit?
That would be $10,000 please.
EXCELLENT VIDEO THANK YOU ALL!
Lol. goes to shed to look for a massive rotary hammer drill with a 3 inch coring bit so I can start my project “oh would you look at that, I don’t have that. *Calls the local hvac installers to do this for me, as any homeowner should.
I don't GET it. Why do you need refrigerant and compressors in all the mini-units?? Why not have a central unit with cooling coils, and just circulate antifreeze (through insulated pipes) to the wall units???
Is vacuuming the nitrogen from lines necessary?
Great info