Haha when someone calls you 4 times in a row without a voicemail or text, all for a U3 error that is written down in like every manual, let me know if you still feel guilty lol 😆 Welcome to the world of Daikin though it's a really awesome product 👌
Lol I absolutely hate when someone calls more than 2 times back to back. Few months back I had a contractor I have done two jobs for in a span of 3 years. Cant be a very important call. But I get to the fourth call and I'm starting to get pretty pissed off because I am way back in a nasty old crawl space checking this down duct and I was using my phone as a light because I was just looking at the job. I finally answer the phone with "What" and he catches my not friendly tone. He immediately says "your on speaker" with a engineer on a small duplex job that doesn't even have a permit. I informed them what I was doing and I chill out and answer they're questions. But it was just so stupid I couldn't believe it. Lol I also have a funny U3 story that happened to myself I will share another time. Happy new year!!
Haha, oh man the "I have you on speaker" call is the worst. Like gimme some warning call or text ahead or something. The spur of the moment one's are a pain sometimes.
Hi, I know that this is completely un-related to this particular video but I was wondering why we don't see VRF/VRV systems being used in k-12 schools in the Western Washington region when from all the re-search I have done it works great, what is your opinion on using VRF/VRV in the k-12 school application?
We have tons of schools with vrf in western Washington. I'm almost always working on at least one at a time. I'm not sure where you're located specifically but there are hundreds of schools with vrf installed right now. Schools are awesome applications for it.
Hi sir, thank you so much i an electromechanical contractor and i happen to be giving service and reinstallation of daikin vrv3 multi system with 22 outdoor units. I learned so much about the system from your videos it was new to me. And thank you for that. Now back my issue, on the project i mentioned above. They are doing renovation on the top floor with 3 outdoor units connected with 11 indoor units. After dismantling and reinstalling when we started the system and confirming the communication the outdoor fan starts for 2sec and it shuts down the compressor never starts. The h2p led on the master outdoor unit keeps blinking. Please help me on this issue
If h2p keeps blinking the unit is not initializing. Power the whole system down. Make sure to disconnect a service checker if you have one connected. Power all indoors, make sure stats are off just to be safe here. Then Power outdoors and as soon as you Power them up and see h3p on and h2p blinking hold reset for 20 seconds then let go. Then wait for h2p to go solid and eventually blank. Then at that point count your indoors and bs ports. If count is good, depending on how much you removed added or just relocated. It's good to re run the test operation at that point so the system can reset its targets for operation. In the event h2p goes solid and stays solid for over 30 minutes there's an error and you need to turn on the stats to see what that error is. If h2p keeps blinking though, you may have additional issues, could be wiring related (f1f2 landed on wrong terminal at outdoor or bs likely if things got moved), could be something else too so it would be good to get your local Daikin support out or on the phone to help you with your particular system.
Hello Sir, I owe you a long overdue. I just want to say thank you. Your reply helped me in solving the issue. And also i familiarized myself with the daikin vrv by watching most of your videos. You are doing a really good thing, keep it up ! Once again, I really really appreciate your kind support, thanks in advance !
New to daikin and this channel btw. first timer
Thanks for coming
Thanks for vid. Didn’t really need the 10 mins of you guilt tripping people. Eventually I finally found the info I was looking for.
Haha when someone calls you 4 times in a row without a voicemail or text, all for a U3 error that is written down in like every manual, let me know if you still feel guilty lol 😆
Welcome to the world of Daikin though it's a really awesome product 👌
Oh please, please... more reenactments like that phone call, I literally fell off the couch! 🤣
Lol, yea I mean... it happens all the time though! I'm sure I'll have some more examples to share in future vids haha
@@InverterAlways Real life man 👍🏻
Thank you Dana take care.
Thanks Heliboy you too!
Lol I absolutely hate when someone calls more than 2 times back to back. Few months back I had a contractor I have done two jobs for in a span of 3 years. Cant be a very important call. But I get to the fourth call and I'm starting to get pretty pissed off because I am way back in a nasty old crawl space checking this down duct and I was using my phone as a light because I was just looking at the job. I finally answer the phone with "What" and he catches my not friendly tone. He immediately says "your on speaker" with a engineer on a small duplex job that doesn't even have a permit. I informed them what I was doing and I chill out and answer they're questions. But it was just so stupid I couldn't believe it. Lol
I also have a funny U3 story that happened to myself I will share another time.
Happy new year!!
Haha, oh man the "I have you on speaker" call is the worst. Like gimme some warning call or text ahead or something. The spur of the moment one's are a pain sometimes.
Hi, I know that this is completely un-related to this particular video but I was wondering why we don't see VRF/VRV systems being used in k-12 schools in the Western Washington region when from all the re-search I have done it works great, what is your opinion on using VRF/VRV in the k-12 school application?
We have tons of schools with vrf in western Washington. I'm almost always working on at least one at a time. I'm not sure where you're located specifically but there are hundreds of schools with vrf installed right now. Schools are awesome applications for it.
Hi sir, thank you so much i an electromechanical contractor and i happen to be giving service and reinstallation of daikin vrv3 multi system with 22 outdoor units. I learned so much about the system from your videos it was new to me. And thank you for that.
Now back my issue, on the project i mentioned above. They are doing renovation on the top floor with 3 outdoor units connected with 11 indoor units. After dismantling and reinstalling when we started the system and confirming the communication the outdoor fan starts for 2sec and it shuts down the compressor never starts. The h2p led on the master outdoor unit keeps blinking. Please help me on this issue
If h2p keeps blinking the unit is not initializing. Power the whole system down. Make sure to disconnect a service checker if you have one connected. Power all indoors, make sure stats are off just to be safe here. Then Power outdoors and as soon as you Power them up and see h3p on and h2p blinking hold reset for 20 seconds then let go. Then wait for h2p to go solid and eventually blank. Then at that point count your indoors and bs ports. If count is good, depending on how much you removed added or just relocated. It's good to re run the test operation at that point so the system can reset its targets for operation.
In the event h2p goes solid and stays solid for over 30 minutes there's an error and you need to turn on the stats to see what that error is.
If h2p keeps blinking though, you may have additional issues, could be wiring related (f1f2 landed on wrong terminal at outdoor or bs likely if things got moved), could be something else too so it would be good to get your local Daikin support out or on the phone to help you with your particular system.
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Hello Sir,
I owe you a long overdue.
I just want to say thank you. Your reply helped me in solving the issue. And also i familiarized myself with the daikin vrv by watching most of your videos. You are doing a really good thing, keep it up !
Once again, I really really appreciate your kind support, thanks in advance !
@@melakukassye1789 I'm glad that I could help! I appreciate all the feedback and thank you!
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