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Spring held grills can be difficult to work with. I suggest having the springs in place first then placing the one spring at a time on the filter grill. That is easiest way but can be very frustrating as it takes a bit of time. I hope this helps.

If you want to rip up your filter material, sure a vacuum will do a better job. Washing it with a hose will save your filter from having to replace it.

Mine has a "smooth side" and a "rough side" where the rough side was facing down. Rough side was a bit damaged too, I guess from whoever installed it. There should be a locator hole where the screw pin goes. If this is the same for you, you should be able to get back into the same orientation as when you started, though which side is up probably has minimal effect if you've done a thorough clean.

You can vacuum the split filters but the ducted filters will rstart to rip if you vacuum them. The suction of a vacuum is to strong for the filter material used for ducted systems

You should check it every month

All good.

Ray, yes the vacuum will damage the filter material and put holes in it. Sounds like you need to replace it. Watch my other video on how to replace your filter material, it's very easy.

I was told by Daikin to vacuum and never use the hose. So yeah I assume vacuuming is better for it.

Yes that is correct. Next time use a softer jet on your hose and hose it from the non dusty side to push the dust off.

Most welcome!

Thank you

Thanks for the positive comment. The water may be leaking from the condensate drain over flowing or being blocked. You also mentioned that you have had it operating for a few days and it has been very humid, so there could also be alot of condensation forming. This forms when there is cool fluid or air across a metal or plastic surface and there is warm air on the other side. To prevent this you can increase the fan speed so the cool air moves over the metal or plastic surface quicker and has less chance forming condensation. Yes it is a good idea getting your unit serviced. We provide a full service on ducted systems for $220 inc Gst. In the service we check all your duct work, electricals and refrigerant. Any drop in refrigerant can decrease the efficiency of your unit and cost you more to run.

I'm glad you think that is funny buddy. I actually had an accident on a ladder when it gave way and I fell 5 meters and broke both my ankles to the point of nearly loosing them. I spent 12 months in a wheelchair. So if you think ladder safety is something to laugh at fair enough. Hope it never happens to you mate.

What the hell is wrong with you? Free advice on the internet from an expert yet you choose to be salty about a bit of info he gives to save YOUR butt. Scroll on for goodness sake.

Why an accident has to happen for everyone to believe in safety. Prevention!!

Something so simple saved you. Glad I could help.

Not really.

There isnt realy but the smoother side facing down will make it easier to clean in the future.

Thanks buddy

To be honest I'm not sure but it sounds like the cold air is hitting the hot surface of the garage floor forming condensation.

Its the cool air air hitting the warm surface on the concrete floor. If the air handling unit is creating cool air this will happen. If you insulate the air handling unit this may stop it or slow it down.

@@nigelsampson6018 excellent ty so much

Glad I could help

There is no need to clean your flexi ducts. This is the job for the filter. It keeps out all the dust and other airborne contaminants going through the ducted system.

@@alphaomegaairconditionings6373 thanks I have been contemplating wether to get a Mitsubishi ducted heat pump solution or their multiroom system and it did help clear some maintainence doubts I had about the ducted unit

Flexi ducts for residential shouldn't need to be cleaned but commercial and industrial systems they do.

No problem!

Glad it helped

No problem 👍

Thankyou

Happy to help Lauren Carr

Hi Miriam, sorry for the late reply. Hopefully you behave been able to get it open. If not it is pretty easy, usually there is a screw on one end. The screw is usually easy enough to unscrew using your fingers. If not you may have to use a screwdriver or pliers depending. Inside the filter will slide out but sometimes there are 2 crews, one on either side that lock it in. Once these are loosened then it will slide out. The screws are usually phillips heads.

Vaccum works for the grill part hanging from the celining if that's what you mean

You're welcome!

Hi Tom, thankyou for your question. There is nothing you need to do yourself on the aircon unit itself except just to make sure the outdoor unit is clear in front of the fan. Our service technicians or any service technician can go into more detail and check the unit itself.

Only by an expert technician.