Here are some of the products that i talked about. Hope this video helped you out. STAY COOL. Please leave a comment and thumbs up it HELPS YOU TUBE PROMOTE MY VIDEO. Condenser cleaner amzn.to/38mdtLa coil comb amzn.to/3imEFyc Thank you very much for watching and God bless *Full transparency. I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for me to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
As a teacher, I applaud your instructional skills. I appreciate that you don't assume that someone knows the basics. You included cautions, as well as clear step by step details, often accompanied by an explanation of why. Now I feel confident enough to try to clean my own unit. Thanks
3 Years ago I followed your video and your advice in my AC unit is still working now. It's time to open it up and clean it again and I know I should do it every year and I promise I will start doing it every year. Thanks again again for all your help.
Great video and clear instructions. One thing I woud recommend is that when you do the spraying with water is to put the lid on the area holding the computer circuit board, so there is no possibility of any damage. I saw droplets getting onto that during your spray, which may or may not weaken the circuitry - best not to take that risk. The last time we had someone maintain our Mitsubishi Air-conditioner, about 3 days later the circuit board failed and I'm sure it was due to the fact that the maintenance person weakened the circuit board by either static electricity (likely becasue he touched it) or water damage (less likely but still possible) .......
I used to be an AC tech and I just wanted to let you know that you did a great job in explaining everything. It had been a few years since I opened up a condenser and I never really worked on a mini split. I feel like you explained everything well without making anyone feel dumb. That circuit board being wide open with the hose out made me cringe a bit. I always tried to cover the electronics with something if it is exposed while cleaning. I've gotten a few wet and dried them before returning power and everything worked out. Thanks for the refresher; I really appreciate it.
Another terrifically helpful video. Thank you! I saw another comment on YT from an AC pro that advised spraying the foaming cleaner bottom-to-top so that it’s easier see where in the condsensor needs spraying.
This is such a responsible and high-quality external body installation! Admirations for the serious work whoever did it! True genuine professionalism shines through decades of rust, dust and neglect. Whoever did this original installation is a true professional! God bless him.
You are very inspiring to get to more DIY'ing, which some (like us) find intimidating. The amount A/C companies want to do tasks you really can do on your own is another motivator! Keep up the good work, and we'll keep watching!
@@DIYJIM Great question...I can't answer just off the top of my head since we haven't even explored every one in your existing catalogue!! But I will surely think on it.....oh...here's one: how do you get bees out of your (block) house wall?? It's always something!
Bees in your walls, not a good thing. If they are entering in one spot set a shop vac hose about a 1/2 in from the entrance then turn it on let it sit there for about a hour. I have got rid of some bees once that way. Good luck
Outstanding video. I love your attention to detail, your patience to just do it right the first time, and the little extra to do something about the rust. Very thorough. Now, as a resident of Arizona, I am jealous of your porch, back yard, and View. Perhaps its time to move somewhere that has water. :) Thank you.
Thank you so much for posting this video. I live in the UK and we have one of these fans for our air source heat pump rather than air conditioning. Having bought the house last year that we had rented for 6 years before I was aware that the fan had never been cleaned in the time I had lived in the house. Because it had started making an odd noise and seemed quite clogged at the back I wanted to clean it. I couldn’t find any companies locally who would look at it and was really worried until I found your video. Your step by step demonstration on how to take it apart, clean it and put it back together was fantastic. It has taken me most of the afternoon but it’s running so sweetly now. I was shocked at how much I managed to clean out of it. Thank you so much for posting. This video was so helpful. The clean out will now become an annual event I think to keep it looking great and working so much more efficiently.
@@DIYJIM Thanks Jim, all good down under,i live just south of Sydney, this Co Vid problem has been difficult with lock downs and distance travel limits, but we all managed OK, your 2 fine sons have the perfect instructor :) I have just changed over to a 6 kw Daikin split AC system,a lovely unit that works very efficently in our hot / cold climate. Take care....
I am in Oz and have a similar Mitsi split system. Very good video and excellent presentation skills. I live fairly close to the ocean and the salt laden air does not do the outdoor unit any favours. Its important for me to keep the fins as clean as possible to stop corrosion. Thanks mate.
Excellent instructive production. We just installed two units at our ranch in remote southwest Texas. It's virtually impossible to get service of any type here, so this video will come in very handy.
A vacuum can create static electricity that can damage computer components. Compressed air will be more suitable. Thank you for the video DIY JIM. I appreciate the content. It's nice to see how other people do things to pick up neat tricks others may be doing.
A vacuum cleaner with the brush on the end like what you use to vacuum off the electronics in the outside unit, can generate a rather large static charge that can destroy electronics! I would recommend instead of a vacuum getting a can of to blow it off. I think one of the brand names is called liquid air or canned air. They are made especially for cleaning off electronics! I enjoyed your dissertation! I am planning on installing these mini splits in my house that I am buying which currently the folks have been heating with a wood stove! It has no central heating system at all!
DIY JIM, you've made an excellent video here. I bow down to you. This is just the info I need, and you shared your knowledge so clearly. Can't thank you enough. You absolutely rock!
Thank you very much Jim, I appreciate you taking the time and effort to put this together. Good sensible advice, and would certainly help me clean my outdoor unit.
I truly truly love love your tutorial. You are super patient, gentle, thorough and humble in you demonstration. God bless your future tutorial...super amazing.
Having an oatmeal bath because of shingles disease. Enjoying this man having his coffee. My unit is a two yr old lennox. I wanna do this job too. I ll bet it would nice to take off the Propeller ta gain access and to more easily clean it. Bet its not made for taking on and off easily. Cracks on the pipe insulation suggested 3,4 yrs old? First big cleaning? Getting to it while its still reversible to factory condition. Cool! Minus some rust.
Nice videos Jim. I like that you go through what's needed before starting the job. When I clean mine, I am gonna see if I can easily remove the fan to make it easier to spray the cleaner onto the coils. Thanks for your informative lessons!
DIY with JIM • 2 seconds ago i just posted my inside AC cleaning video yesterday hope you like. I hope it is not to long but i did not skip anything. ruclips.net/video/ZE947YMyzas/видео.html
Didn’t know about cleaning the unit past those front plastic filters. I get very I’ll with mold. So thank you! Our units are air and heat. We use heat much more. 🤗❤️
@@DIYJIM thank you. I’ve watched a few more of your videos. We have 2 Mitsubishi units. Use way more for heat, but use some air occasionally. In San Diego. Is it worth it to buy the pressure washer machine? Do you use it for other things? Thank you for your great information! 😊
@@debrabullion3766 If you do not mind taking the blower wheel off I would not buy it. I really like it because I hate taking the ac all apart. Next time I’m going to try to do it without taking the drip pan off also. I will still put a bucket outside to catch the dirty water. Guess it is up to you. Thanks for watching my channel.
In two phases of construction, I've had four independent Mitsubishi Mini-splits installed in my home (one in each of two bedrooms and two in my Great Room). A total of five different Mitsubishi-certified tech guys were involved, and ALL of them tossed those little white interior filters (seen here on the inside unit) as "a joke." I'm no engineer, but it's hard to believe that "somehow" they collect enough pollen to be worth trifling with. I saved them in my garage and would welcome an authoritative showing that those tech guys are wrong, in which case I'll install them. Also, they said that if dust somehow gets past those indoor unit filters and onto those evaporator fins, then just take a strong paper towel, then wet it, and carefully drag it from top to bottom to clean them.
Great video Jim - I've been doing these cleans for about 12 years professionally down in Australia. Those small filters inside your evaporator are pollen filters which help reduce hayfever and other allergies.
@@DIYJIM Yeah. they a micron filters. Thanks, but no holidays for me! i'll be working to keep people cool over the hot aussie summer (or warm in the freezing states if i was there)
@@DIYJIM It was an cold 66 deg F here today. And i got sunburnt because there was no cloud coverage. going to be up around the 90 deg F in a couple of weeks!
Thank you Jim! Just had a 30K BTU with 3 head 'hyper heat' Mitsu system put in my home (Aug. 24th) to replace central system. I was given a review on cleaning the filters by the installers, but wanted to know more about the outdoor inverter. I noted the black foam on your lines which was like my central, dried out a bit. However, the new lines for my system are all in foam with aluminim jacket on the outside. I also waxed the outside as well, but very good to see what you spray with water and keeping the distance from the 'mother board' (O: Looking forward to see how these work as heaters for the winter vs. my 43 year old gas furnace. Thanks again!
Love videos like this, they help so much nowadays. So I have pretty much the same system with some minor differences, the very first one being the removal of what you call the front piece (grill), mine is not attached by outside screws and has only 3 screws for the top piece, so I’m not sure how the grill piece is attached. I’m always leery of taking things apart just to “find out”, hopefully you have some insight. Thank you so much for posting this!
Cleaning my outdoor ac was not to hard just take your time and maybe take a few pictures as you go to make sure you can get it back together. Hope it all goes good
Another exceptional video. I followed this and successfully cleaned my outdoor Mitsubishi outdoor units (same as yours). Unfortunately I hit a big snag on one of my two units when I found what appeared to be an old mice nest in the bottom of the right side where the compressor is. They messed up all the insulation etc. Did a thorough cleaning and replaced all the insulation with an R 6.7 basic glass wool insulation roll. Think I did okay. Only thing that sucks is I couldn’t clean much of the stuff (hopefully was just dirt and not mice stuff but probably the latter lol m) that was stuck/dried up in the heart of the electronics bc was afraid of damaging them but at least they didn’t get into the condenser coils and the coils are “sparkly clean.” I used the same foam cleaner as you and it was great). Definitely be mindful of potential rodent issues with these units👍 happy Memorial Day
I'm a single female and wanted to say thank you for such a wonderful step by step video. It was extremely helpful and appreciate the fact that u didn't go to fast. I was curious if you might know where to get the little white filter and casing for the inside filters that u washed in the sink. Mine aren't there and didn't have a clue they should be there before this video. Mine looks identical but it's a mitsubishi. Thanks again and by the way, your deck is beautiful. Do you by chance have videos about how to clean your water heater? Just found out they need maintenance too. Also anything you can do on how to keep your deck looking as good as yours.
Look thru these videos I might have what your looking for. My hot water heater video is a heat pump water heater. ruclips.net/p/PLZEGsnRsdHN68sd0tCHzejpDgJyAVQvbb
I hope you understood what I meant to say! Rereading my comment I see I left out a word! ANYWAY, Static electricity destroys integrated circuits! When working on electronics with IC's everything is grounded!
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As a teacher, I applaud your instructional skills. I appreciate that you don't assume that someone knows the basics. You included cautions, as well as clear step by step details, often accompanied by an explanation of why. Now I feel confident enough to try to clean my own unit. Thanks
Thank you very much
Thank you education is power..
This was a HUGE help, Jim! Quick and easy to do, and my fins and coils look like brand new! My AC will run way more efficiently now - kudos!
Awesome thanks for watching
3 Years ago I followed your video and your advice in my AC unit is still working now. It's time to open it up and clean it again and I know I should do it every year and I promise I will start doing it every year. Thanks again again for all your help.
Don’t worry I don’t clean my outdoor part every year. Thanks for watching again
Very informative. Videos like this will help save everyone money. Thanks for sharing this with all of us!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching
Great video and clear instructions. One thing I woud recommend is that when you do the spraying with water is to put the lid on the area holding the computer circuit board, so there is no possibility of any damage. I saw droplets getting onto that during your spray, which may or may not weaken the circuitry - best not to take that risk. The last time we had someone maintain our Mitsubishi Air-conditioner, about 3 days later the circuit board failed and I'm sure it was due to the fact that the maintenance person weakened the circuit board by either static electricity (likely becasue he touched it) or water damage (less likely but still possible) .......
Thanks for the advice and thanks for watching
I used to be an AC tech and I just wanted to let you know that you did a great job in explaining everything. It had been a few years since I opened up a condenser and I never really worked on a mini split. I feel like you explained everything well without making anyone feel dumb. That circuit board being wide open with the hose out made me cringe a bit. I always tried to cover the electronics with something if it is exposed while cleaning. I've gotten a few wet and dried them before returning power and everything worked out. Thanks for the refresher; I really appreciate it.
Glad you like my video, thanks for watching
Another terrifically helpful video.
Thank you!
I saw another comment on YT from an AC pro that advised spraying the foaming cleaner bottom-to-top so that it’s easier see where in the condsensor needs spraying.
That’s a good idea. Thanks for watching
This is such a responsible and high-quality external body installation! Admirations for the serious work whoever did it!
True genuine professionalism shines through decades of rust, dust and neglect.
Whoever did this original installation is a true professional! God bless him.
I did not install just do the upkeep thanks for watching
You are very inspiring to get to more DIY'ing, which some (like us) find intimidating. The amount A/C companies want to do tasks you really can do on your own is another motivator! Keep up the good work, and we'll keep watching!
Thank you, is there any video you would like to see me do?
Thank you, is there any video you would like to see me make?
@@DIYJIM Great question...I can't answer just off the top of my head since we haven't even explored every one in your existing catalogue!! But I will surely think on it.....oh...here's one: how do you get bees out of your (block) house wall?? It's always something!
Bees in your walls, not a good thing. If they are entering in one spot set a shop vac hose about a 1/2 in from the entrance then turn it on let it sit there for about a hour. I have got rid of some bees once that way. Good luck
This is great, this is literally step by step. I haven’t opened mine up yet, but now have the confidence to clean mine myself. Thanks so much!
Welcome Jessie hope it goes well
Excellent! Easy to understand. Best video I ever saw. Thank you so much.
You're very welcome!
Outstanding video. I love your attention to detail, your patience to just do it right the first time, and the little extra to do something about the rust. Very thorough. Now, as a resident of Arizona, I am jealous of your porch, back yard, and View. Perhaps its time to move somewhere that has water. :) Thank you.
I would like to come out that way someday to visit your state. Thanks for watching
All your videos are very thorough excellent.
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching
Thank you so much for posting this video. I live in the UK and we have one of these fans for our air source heat pump rather than air conditioning.
Having bought the house last year that we had rented for 6 years before I was aware that the fan had never been cleaned in the time I had lived in the house.
Because it had started making an odd noise and seemed quite clogged at the back I wanted to clean it.
I couldn’t find any companies locally who would look at it and was really worried until I found your video.
Your step by step demonstration on how to take it apart, clean it and put it back together was fantastic.
It has taken me most of the afternoon but it’s running so sweetly now.
I was shocked at how much I managed to clean out of it.
Thank you so much for posting. This video was so helpful.
The clean out will now become an annual event I think to keep it looking great and working so much more efficiently.
Awesome glad I could help thanks for the nice long comment
Probably one of the best instructional videos on here. Thank you sir.
Glad you like thank you
I agree with you
Thank you , I have , watched most videos, a/c they are so good , I’ve watched 2/3 times …. Easy to understand, and you’re so thorough , really great 👍
Glad I could help thanks for watching
Thank you Jim,you gave us very clear cleaning AC instructions, and Greetings from Australia.........
Your welcome hope you guys are doing good in Australia. I have seen some crazy stuff going on down there. Not sure if it is true.
@@DIYJIM Thanks Jim, all good down under,i live just south of Sydney, this Co Vid problem has been difficult with lock downs and distance travel limits, but we all managed OK, your 2 fine sons have the perfect instructor :) I have just changed over to a 6 kw Daikin split AC system,a lovely unit that works very efficently in our hot / cold climate. Take care....
This video is really helpful
I have the same unit
Will be cleaning up the condenser this weekend
Thanks again
Never cleaned my AC. These instructions helped me do it for the first time. It is now spotless.
Glad I could help thanks for leaving a comment
I am in Oz and have a similar Mitsi split system. Very good video and excellent presentation skills. I live fairly close to the ocean and the salt laden air does not do the outdoor unit any favours. Its important for me to keep the fins as clean as possible to stop corrosion. Thanks mate.
Thanks for watching John
Thanks for the walkthrough mate, this is just what I need for my southern hemisphere pre summer service.
Glad I could help
Excellent instructive production. We just installed two units at our ranch in remote southwest Texas. It's virtually impossible to get service of any type here, so this video will come in very handy.
Glad I could help
Definitely need the COFFEE!!😅
Thanks for watching
A vacuum can create static electricity that can damage computer components. Compressed air will be more suitable. Thank you for the video DIY JIM. I appreciate the content. It's nice to see how other people do things to pick up neat tricks others may be doing.
Thanks for watching
I’m cleaning my Mr. slim interior and exterior units today. This video and your other video of the interior unit cleaning
are very helpful. Great job!
Thanks glad I could help.
I am going to make another video in a few days using a little AC pressure washer I bought. Hoping this helps speed up the cleaning process.
I watched approx 10 videos on this topic before watching this one. Way better than the others + good safety advise. Well done Bro.
Thank you
Thank you so much. Very helpful video. Love my Mitsubishi split system and want it to last for years.
You're welcome!
A vacuum cleaner with the brush on the end like what you use to vacuum off the electronics in the outside unit, can generate a rather large static charge that can destroy electronics! I would recommend instead of a vacuum getting a can of to blow it off. I think one of the brand names is called liquid air or canned air. They are made especially for cleaning off electronics!
I enjoyed your dissertation! I am planning on installing these mini splits in my house that I am buying which currently the folks have been heating with a wood stove! It has no central heating system at all!
Thanks for watching
You are an amazing instructor. Your clear step by step instructions instill confidence in do it yourselfer like me. Thanks.
Thank you
Concise, smart, common sense tips in this video. Great job!
Thanks
Excellent video. Very, very clear instructions. ...also, a very good sense of humor. Much appreciated.
Thank you
Thank you for slowly explaining each step, it helped a lot.
Welcome thanks for leaving a comment
Thanks for the information, now I know what I have been neglecting for year's, Cheers from Australia
Glad to help, thanks for watching
DIY JIM, you've made an excellent video here. I bow down to you. This is just the info I need, and you shared your knowledge so clearly. Can't thank you enough. You absolutely rock!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching and leaving the nice comment
Well done.
Outstanding instructional video.
Great job!!!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching
Thanks for such a descriptive video. You have saved me some heart ache and dollars.
Very glad I was able to help, thanks for watching
Another terrifically helpful video.
Thank you!
Very welcome! Thanks for watching my videos
I thought he did a very good job describing the process
Thank you and thanks for watching
Thank you very much Jim, I appreciate you taking the time and effort to put this together. Good sensible advice, and would certainly help me clean my outdoor unit.
Very welcome, have a good summer
Awesome, so helpful thanks from me down under in Australia 👍
Thanks for watching love to visit Australia someday.
Jim, glad we found this video. Very helpful! Thank you for taking the time to be so thorough.
Welcome thanks for watching
Your instructions are very clear. I can do it! Thank you, now my turn to clean my AC. 😉
Thanks for watching
You are a very good source of information, very thorough. Thank you.
Glad I could help, thank you for the nice comment
Really appreciate it! When i think i know everything i need to know there's always something new to learn
Thanks for watching
I truly truly love love your tutorial. You are super patient, gentle, thorough and humble in you demonstration. God bless your future tutorial...super amazing.
Thanks for watching
Having an oatmeal bath because of shingles disease. Enjoying this man having his coffee. My unit is a two yr old lennox. I wanna do this job too. I ll bet it would nice to take off the Propeller ta gain access and to more easily clean it. Bet its not made for taking on and off easily.
Cracks on the pipe insulation suggested 3,4 yrs old? First big cleaning? Getting to it while its still reversible to factory condition. Cool! Minus some rust.
Thanks for the comment, hope your summer is going good
Hope you get over the shingles’s, my dad had them and he even got a shingles vaccine so don’t think his vaccine worked.
Nice videos Jim. I like that you go through what's needed before starting the job. When I clean mine, I am gonna see if I can easily remove the fan to make it easier to spray the cleaner onto the coils. Thanks for your informative lessons!
so glad I could help, thank you for the nice comment and subscribing if you did
Outstanding instructional video. Well done.
Thanks
You do a good job. I appreciate the information and how well you describe what you’re doing
Thanks
Very thorough video
One of the best diy video I’ve ever seen.
Thank you very much, it’s a lot of work making videos but worth it when I get nice comments like yours. Glad I could help
DIY with JIM
• 2 seconds ago
i just posted my inside AC cleaning video yesterday hope you like. I hope it is not to long but i did not skip anything. ruclips.net/video/ZE947YMyzas/видео.html
Clear, concise and really helpful, thanks.
Your welcome thanks for watching
Didn’t know about cleaning the unit past those front plastic filters. I get very I’ll with mold. So thank you! Our units are air and heat. We use heat much more. 🤗❤️
Thanks for watching
@@DIYJIM thank you. I’ve watched a few more of your videos. We have 2 Mitsubishi units. Use way more for heat, but use some air occasionally. In San Diego. Is it worth it to buy the pressure washer machine? Do you use it for other things? Thank you for your great information! 😊
@@debrabullion3766 If you do not mind taking the blower wheel off I would not buy it. I really like it because I hate taking the ac all apart. Next time I’m going to try to do it without taking the drip pan off also. I will still put a bucket outside to catch the dirty water. Guess it is up to you. Thanks for watching my channel.
Excellent information and how to.
Thanks for being so descriptive and getting to the point love love love the video
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for all the great information and tips. Feel like I'm ready to do this now. Appreciate the time in making this informative video!
Glad I could help, thanks for the nice comment
The little filters are the pollen filters, some people are allergic to pollen or fine dust. Those little filters provide a bit releave.
Oh thank you and thanks for watching
Wow! Now i know but i need my tools. You showed it perfectly, I'm gonna see this more times to get it right. Thank you!.
Glad you like the video
In two phases of construction, I've had four independent Mitsubishi Mini-splits installed in my home (one in each of two bedrooms and two in my Great Room). A total of five different Mitsubishi-certified tech guys were involved, and ALL of them tossed those little white interior filters (seen here on the inside unit) as "a joke." I'm no engineer, but it's hard to believe that "somehow" they collect enough pollen to be worth trifling with. I saved them in my garage and would welcome an authoritative showing that those tech guys are wrong, in which case I'll install them.
Also, they said that if dust somehow gets past those indoor unit filters and onto those evaporator fins, then just take a strong paper towel, then wet it, and carefully drag it from top to bottom to clean them.
Thanks for watching
I enjoyed your two videos, very informative! It’s had to see quality work these day, 😊
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
super helpful. thanks for taking the time to show exactly how to do it. much appreciated.
Glad it helped thanks for watching
thank you so much. saved to my desk top. know I'll need to look at it while cleaning. you are great at this.
Thanks glad to help have a good summer
Good job very encouraging as I am about to tackle my own. Also thanks for not having irritating music in your video. I subscribed.
Thanks for the sub! Hope my video helps you out
Thank you for taking the time to make and post this video for us! God Bless !
Glad I could help thanks God bless you also
Great video. Saved me $hundreds when you consider what a service call runs plus the extending the life of the unit. Thanks!
Thanks again glad to help
commenting for the algo nice vid thanks man and thanks for your service god bless
Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching
Saved to a maintenance folder for my unit, thanks!
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching stay cool
Great video Jim - I've been doing these cleans for about 12 years professionally down in Australia.
Those small filters inside your evaporator are pollen filters which help reduce hayfever and other allergies.
Oh it’s crazy to think that those little filters help but thanks for the comment have a nice holiday
@@DIYJIM Yeah. they a micron filters.
Thanks, but no holidays for me! i'll be working to keep people cool over the hot aussie summer (or warm in the freezing states if i was there)
It’s 17 deg F this morning and we got 2 ft of snow yesterday I need to move near you lol
@@DIYJIM It was an cold 66 deg F here today. And i got sunburnt because there was no cloud coverage. going to be up around the 90 deg F in a couple of weeks!
@@jacoblongden92 nice rub it in LOL
Excellent tutorial. Thanks!
You're welcome!
Thank you Jim! Just had a 30K BTU with 3 head 'hyper heat' Mitsu system put in my home (Aug. 24th) to replace central system. I was given a review on cleaning the filters by the installers, but wanted to know more about the outdoor inverter. I noted the black foam on your lines which was like my central, dried out a bit. However, the new lines for my system are all in foam with aluminim jacket on the outside. I also waxed the outside as well, but very good to see what you spray with water and keeping the distance from the 'mother board' (O: Looking forward to see how these work as heaters for the winter vs. my 43 year old gas furnace. Thanks again!
Glad you liked the video thank you for watching and leaving a comment.
Thanks for the video,Really help me clean my outside condenser coil.
Glad I could help, thanks for watching
Love videos like this, they help so much nowadays. So I have pretty much the same system with some minor differences, the very first one being the removal of what you call the front piece (grill), mine is not attached by outside screws and has only 3 screws for the top piece, so I’m not sure how the grill piece is attached. I’m always leery of taking things apart just to “find out”, hopefully you have some insight.
Thank you so much for posting this!
Cleaning my outdoor ac was not to hard just take your time and maybe take a few pictures as you go to make sure you can get it back together. Hope it all goes good
Another exceptional video. I followed this and successfully cleaned my outdoor Mitsubishi outdoor units (same as yours). Unfortunately I hit a big snag on one of my two units when I found what appeared to be an old mice nest in the bottom of the right side where the compressor is. They messed up all the insulation etc. Did a thorough cleaning and replaced all the insulation with an R 6.7 basic glass wool insulation roll. Think I did okay. Only thing that sucks is I couldn’t clean much of the stuff (hopefully was just dirt and not mice stuff but probably the latter lol m) that was stuck/dried up in the heart of the electronics bc was afraid of damaging them but at least they didn’t get into the condenser coils and the coils are “sparkly clean.” I used the same foam cleaner as you and it was great). Definitely be mindful of potential rodent issues with these units👍 happy Memorial Day
Happy Memorial day to you also. Glad my video helped you out.
Thank you so much I have the same system, helped me a lot...
You're welcome!
Thank you for your instructional video! Great job.....Love my Mitsubishi Mr. Slim too!
Thanks for watching!
Great video, very informative and thorough as is the one for the inside unit
Thanks
Great video, I have a similar Fujitsu condenser that I am going to clean. Liked and Subscribed.
Thanks for the sub!
Thank you very much. It helps to know what to expect. I think I'll order the fin cleaner just in case.
glad to help, thank you for commenting
I'm a single female and wanted to say thank you for such a wonderful step by step video. It was extremely helpful and appreciate the fact that u didn't go to fast. I was curious if you might know where to get the little white filter and casing for the inside filters that u washed in the sink. Mine aren't there and didn't have a clue they should be there before this video. Mine looks identical but it's a mitsubishi. Thanks again and by the way, your deck is beautiful. Do you by chance have videos about how to clean your water heater? Just found out they need maintenance too. Also anything you can do on how to keep your deck looking as good as yours.
Look thru these videos I might have what your looking for. My hot water heater video is a heat pump water heater. ruclips.net/p/PLZEGsnRsdHN68sd0tCHzejpDgJyAVQvbb
Very well done instructional video. Thank you!
Your welcome thanks for watching
Excellent work dude. Very thorough
Thanks Kyle
Great video I’ve learned a lot from u brother
Glad I could help thanks for watching
Thanks for the great video! I have different units but this gives me a great idea of what to expect.
Glad it was helpful!
This is a great instruction video. Thank you very much
Your welcome
I tell you what, this is a whole lot easier than cleaning the Mr. Slim unit inside!
you definitely got that right, out side is real easy
Big thumb, a fan from Iraq
Keep the good work bro
I was in camp Taji Iraq in 2009. Hope all is well. Thanks for watching
Great job
Thank You. Once again another well explained video with good information I can use. Take care. Merry Christmas.
So very glad you like and I can help
your home is beautiful
Thank you
Excellent ..Presentation ..Thankyou
Thanks
Thank you for a very informative video. Very well done.
Thank you
great video mate. Thanks for the video
Your welcome thanks for watching
I make these units lol mitsubishi are a great company to work for
i love my AC thanks for the comment
Great information, easy to follow.
Thanks
Really nice job. I enjoyed your video and now im good to go on mine. Thanks
Thanks for watching hope it helps
Thanks bro you been a great help Jason South Africa
Awesome glad I could help, I have a buddy that is from south Africa that I met in Iraq
Excellent video. Thanks Jim
Your welcome
Excellent viideo. Even a mechanical idiot like me feels confident to clean my unit - will save me money!
Thanks, glad you like the video
I hope you understood what I meant to say! Rereading my comment I see I left out a word! ANYWAY, Static electricity
destroys integrated circuits! When working on electronics with IC's everything is grounded!
Thanks for the tip and thanks again for watching
great video - very helpful
Glad I could help
Great job! Thanks.
Thanks for watching!