Thank you my man, this detailed video gave me the confidence to try the maintenance myself and save some money in these times 👊🫡 2€ as a thank you for the time making it. Much Love Outta Belgium
I watched the other video about cleaning the air con with millions of views, and the guy just waffled on and on and on. This is the perfect video, straight to the point, perfect everything. You should definitely be nominated for an Academy Award or something.
There is no better tutorial out there. The exact right amount of instruction, words, and demonstration. Perfect . What you tube is all about. Even I could do this because of this video. You’re a star. Well done
Thanks for the video. My Mitsubishi unit was a little different but I figured it out. To anyone hesitating about removing the blower wheel, do it. Mine was so disgustingly dirty I can't believe I was breathing the air that blew through it. This was an extremely messy and tedious cleaning job, but I'm glad I finally did it.
My aircon unit is also different from the poster's. For me was that i was able to remove the drum, but after cleaning I wasn't able to slot it back, drum's right hand side just won't slot in. I had to call for a aircon cleaning guy, he just use a sandpaper (that I managed to find in my store room) and sand a bit on the drum's right hand side cylindrical pin, and it slotted in without much of a problem. He mentioned my aircon model is one of the toughest to put back the drum, and usually he would clean the drum in-place. I bet this was the easiest S$50 he made, ever! Would I try removing the drum again? LOL, I think not, I could had damage other thing, like the compressor/gas pipe or other stuff while trying to slot in the drum. Maybe next time I will try those water-spray/water-collector-cover-thingy kit and clean without taking out the drum.
This is the best 'how to clean the split air-con unit' video on the net. The choice of scenes, editing and commentary are at pro-level. And by the way: Your cleaning job is better than what most companies would do. Thanks a lot for this cool work!
This is very very similar to my 2 year old Fujitsu indoor units. They've stunk every couple of weeks since 1 year after the system was fitted. I booked a deep cleaning where the engineer who visited sprayed the coils and did nothing else. I have finally cleaned the blower units in each machine and due to the disassembly, found 2 of them had severely pinched condensate drain runs, which I have now resolved. Thank you for posting this video.
Always wanted to do this and never thought I'd be able to do it. This is probably the best tutorial I've ever seen with clear and detailed instructions step by step. I just managed to clean 1 of my unit and it feels great! Thank you sooooooo much for the wonderful tutorial! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
After 1 year of continuous use mine stopped being as chilling as it used to be during the first 4-5 months of install due to dust & grime, i decided to deep clean mine, didn't have the confidence to do it untill i watched this detailed video, did everything accordingly and everything works just fine, great video..
Thank you, following your guide I took everything apart, cleaned and disinfected it. It was insanely gross and dirty. I had to do this myself, because all the service companies will charge you and basically do nothing. I was willing to pay people to clean my AC but NO ONE WANTS TO DO IT! Even for OUTRAGEOUS sums of money. Lazy scammers all of them!!! THANK YOU MY GOOD MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Brilliant video. My mums aircon is beyond disgusting hasn't been cleaned for 5 years 😮 now I can do it myself and save $200-300. Brilliant!!!! Thankyou so much
I followed another video’s instructions a couple years ago to clean one of my units for the first time on my own. It was good, but man, I wish yours had existed then. So much great detail, especially the zoomed-in insets. ❤ I made it through, but I think I aged about a year in the process. 😱 Was so scared to break something on this quite expensive (to me) necessity. Glad to see you having to jiggle some parts to “persuade” them to come out. It wasn’t just me 😅. It’s videos like this that have allowed me to save thousands of $ (no joke). Installer didn’t warn me about this maintenance and charged me $600+ to come out to clean ONE unit that was blowing out mildewy air. Used another HVAC company the next time, but their idea of cleaning was pretty sad. Didn’t remove the blower wheel; just sprayed some (appropriate) cleaner on the coils. When I asked him about the blower wheel, he said he didn’t know how to do that 😮. I have 3 units, so had to DIY it or go broke 😠. Thank you!
@annewithrow826 thanks for sharing it's interesting to read your back story. I'm glad my video helped, and big thank you for sending the Super Thanks ❤️💰 😊👍
Great guide for removing the blower! The one thing that I do differently is to spray the vaporizer (cooler unit/ radiator) with a an AC disinfectant solution before putting the cover back on. It will then rinse itself with the condensation if you leave the unit on for 20-30 minutes. I also use the same solution for the filters after washing them.
Thwnk you for the precise explanation and close up in-video to show how it is done. Never seen such clarity in other help videos. You have done a great service to all Mitsubishi aircon owners. With your video I can pluck up courage to service my aircon! Some parts are challenging (blower unit and the external cover). Again, many thanks.
Just paid SGD160 to a freaking scam shop LY AIRCON to do chemical wash . . .but my fan blower wasn't even taken out for washing. ... Gonna DIY! Thanks to your video - Clearest on the entire world wide web I believe. 😃
Thank you so much for this info - I didn't realise the blower wheel came out until I watched your video.. our unit is only 3 years old but was full of mould that I could not get to. It's made a world of difference!
Your a lifesaver man. Im american living in japan and i busted the roller blower when i was cleaning it. Now i know what its called to replace it and how to clean this properly.
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. I just finished cleaning my mini-split using your video as a guide. Well done! I didn't have the confidence before, but your video gave me the nudge I needed. Also, one tip, don't install the blower wheel all the way to the right (flush up against the side) - it will make a rubbing noise when rotating. I backed mine off about 1/8 to 1/4 of an inch to the left before tightening the screw and it runs silent.
My AC has been making some terrible grinding noises at 3am, I wake up and turn it off as fast as possible. I've put it down to the fan. It's also not nearly as cold as before. I've called dudes in due to not being cold and they just power wash it for lots of money. I'm not calling anyone again. I found this video and I've watched this video 4 times and am ready to give it a go! Hopefully I can find out what is causing the grinding, and clean it out myself at the same time. Much appreciated! :)
This is the video I’ve been looking for!! I could not find an ac cleaning video better than this - so Thank You!! The details, step by step, the camera work - all so helpful. Some people making videos like this seem to forget that this is a job we have never done before - I need the details & I can’t afford to miss a step. So, BIG thank you. New sub. :)
you are a life saver! Tutorial was easy to follow and gives me confidence to try this at home. Ive been wiping and dabbing cloths where i can get too, but never fully removed the mold and crud from inside the blower. Thanks
Great very detailed but simple to understand video,followed the instructions and cleaned my 3 split systems myself on Saturday.Would have cost me $180 to get someone to come out an do this instead.
I watched a lot of other videos on how to clean a Mitsubishi A/C, but this one is the best. Thanks for the clear, step by step instructions, with up close visuals. Thanks!!
I have seen some of the RUclips video on how to clean the indoor unit but they are not so clear as this. Thank you sir for this clear and detail explanation.
An excellent video with specific and nice close up shots. Best video yet. I clean my own unit and have used these videos for “reference refreshers” before I do my annual service. Only thing to add like another comment is to spray and clean/disinfect the fins (metal coils) with a cleaner which they sell at most hardware stores. It cleans and conditions the metal and helps future corrosion. Easy one step spray to add while your at it. Thanks again for a great video which will be used as my reference for future!
One heads up is to find a cleaner that's for coil cleaning because if you use some other random cleaner it can make the metal coils corrode in future so have to use the right cleaner.
@@sosolomon22 I have subscribed. If you also know know how to disable the loud beep that comes on each time the remote control button is pressed, please put up a similar video. Thanks!
By the time I got to this video I was tired of seeing stuff that was at least funny. This is really a step by step video, how to clean the indoor unit , clear picture, English you understand. Thank you very much!!
Tq sir.. Really helps me how to open the casing and I manage to clean the fan and the tray as well.. Otherwise everyday got leaking.. After run the test 30mins no leaking I put it back the casing... Thank you again and may God bless u.. 😊
Boy, I needed your video yesterday!! I watched about 10 videos on cleaning my Mitsubishi. Try as I might for a couple of hours, I couldn’t get the wheel out! This was my first cleaning attempt after one year’s use. You video is definitely the most detailed, best close-ups and best complete description! I had to clean the wheel the best as I could while it was still in place, but I will know how to do it next time, thanks to you! I really appreciate it! It’s amazing and disgusting how dirty and slimy these things get. Great instructional video!
Thank you! Yes it's amazing how dirty the wheel can get. The satisfaction when you finally clean it out. Keep us posted when you get to remove the wheel next time.
Doesn’t it seem like the Mitsubishi dealer / installer should have mentioned that these need frequent deep cleaning? I’m doing this 3x’s + a year in Florida.
Thank you sir for the clear video showing all the steps . The shot to show where the screw holding the blower was so good. ! Even a noob like me managed to do the servicing. 😂
You should move the whole radiator a bit more out of the way and remove the fan under a smaller angle to avoid damaging the bearing. Also if you do not leave enough space, you could damage the fan while removing it. (Which you almost did in Your video) If you live an environment where people are burning stuff, or just your air quality is really bad (polluted), you will get a sticky residue on the fan, and also inside the radiator blades, and the plastic walls. You shall remove those first, even by applying some de-greaser first and let it sit for 5-10 minutes. After that, i recommend some pressure wash, as regular brushing and soaking won't remove all the fungus and bacteria trap on those greasy deposits, so you will regrow them in the matter of weeks. (And you will have to redo the whole process again) Never use base liquids on your aluminium radiator, or it will leak. The "Spindle holder" is actually the rubber bushing of the sleeve / ball bearing on the fan, prior to re-installing it, you should check if it has enough OIL in it, otherwise it will run dry and damage the axle. (Also it will run noisy)
can you help, what grease is used to lubricate that rubber part on the left side where the turbine is inserted? I see that the factory is something white/gray, is it some kind of Teflon grease?
@@mateokidsvideochannel You mean inside the bearing? If it is a self-adjusting bearing bead (porous one, used by cheap brands) you can use fan oil. If it is ball bearing, you should use appropriate grease there. (Just ask your local hardware store which one they recommend) And you do not lubricate the rubber part, that is only there for shock / noise reduction, the bearing inside of it must be lubricated. (You can take them apart to see it better, they are not glued together)
Great video, saving people money! You're providing a great service to people... I've got an HVAC buddy and I asked him to check the pressure of my freon. I told him I'd read that low freon will cause freezing over. He said yes, as well as dirty filters and blower wheel. I'd never thought the blower wheel would have such an impact, but I'd also noticed diminished air flow... waiting till sunset to pull blower wheel. My filters have never really been dirty, each time I cleaned them.
Excellent! Million times thank you! I did follow your instructions and worked. Also I have found out that I paid too much for so so aircon "deep cleaning". Thank you for sharing knowledge with us. Really appreciate it
Great video, gave me the confidence to access the unit and remove all of the mould. If you have a 2020 + model there is no need to remove front directors. They come out with the drain tray. Cabling is the problem, small wires to vane motors, awkward. Hope this helps others. Many thanks . Mike
I just clean my ac, especially the cylinder fan, after this video...LG brand...i believe even brand different but the concept is there...really helpful ..tq so much sir... Luckily nothing break during the process.. 😂
One of the best DIY videos I've yet to see and I'm always DIYing. The detailed sequential algorithm/process and the close-up shots were wonderfully effective in disseminating the transfer of knowledge. Much appreciated.
@@sosolomon22 it did ! just finished cleaning mine for the first time, it just the part of the roller blower was harder, and more technical to get it out, but without your vid . would be much harder, thanks brother keep up the good work
Nice English explained the cleaning of indoor .split ac .generally all indoor have similar construction with minimum variation only .confident with proper tools it is to be carried out .I do my Lloyd ac generally clean use for last sixth year .another koshimo one tonner for last fifteen years less used but maintain both myself so far .thanks for your good demonstration for all new peoples .keep it up congratulations .
Thank you very much for your video! I am a new home owner and I found my air-con units were full of mold! Although my units were a different brand and a little older, I was still able to use your guidance to take them apart and give them a good clean.
Thank you very much for the steps and using baking soda to clear the pipe. My unit has a third screw on the left side toward the top, where your’s has a red line marking on it
Thank you for posting this, I have a Daikin unit so the screws might be different but the principle should be the same and your video with clear step by step instructions has given me the confidence to tackle my unit. It hasn't been cleaned in 5 years so there's probably a scary amount of build up in there 😁
@@sosolomon22 so I tackled the job just this last weekend, the level of build up was very scary, the blower fins were completely caked in grime and mould so its no wonder it was struggling to keep the place cool. I took photos but cant share them here. Main differences between my Daikin and the Mitsubishi you show here is that they used more screws, such as the screws instead of catches for the drain tray, and the blower wheel did not have a retaining screw, instead its held in place by a large ring magnet. All in all, the main principles were the same and again I thank you for such a well detailed tutorial that gave me the confidence to tackle this task and save me a lot of money.
@Sniffy1975 sounds interesting. Thank you for sharing the details on the Daikin unit. It will come useful for Daikin users. And thank you for the Super Thanks reward ❤️😊👍🎉🎉
What an easy to follow detailed explanation. You are very good 👍. Thank you very much. I was afraid I might break something but you made it look easy. I’m very confident now 😂
Thanks so much, my man. Very appreciate. Suffer on dripping water. Struggle on disassembing the drian pan. Criss dismissed bacasue of your video. Have a good day.
Sure please use it and share the link. Pardon my use of the wrong words to describe the parts though. 😅 And I don't mind receiving a Super Thanks from the company. 😅
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Thank you my man, this detailed video gave me the confidence to try the maintenance myself and save some money in these times 👊🫡 2€ as a thank you for the time making it. Much Love Outta Belgium
Glad I could help and thank you very much this is the first time I'm receiving a super thanks and it really delights me. 👊🫡
Very good and clear guides
Do you know how to remove blower and drain pipe for Westpoint Brand 12000 btu Split Air Con please 🙏 .Need HELP!!! 🙏 🙏 🙏
Plus you'll do a better job at cleaning it
I watched the other video about cleaning the air con with millions of views, and the guy just waffled on and on and on. This is the perfect video, straight to the point, perfect everything. You should definitely be nominated for an Academy Award or something.
@binhphan haha 😄 I would love an award, maybe a youtube plaque 😄 thank you and please share my video link with friends and family 👍
There is no better tutorial out there. The exact right amount of instruction, words, and demonstration. Perfect . What you tube is all about. Even I could do this because of this video. You’re a star. Well done
Thank you. Please share the link with others who may find it useful too thank you 😊👍
I've seen dozens of videos on air conditioner cleaning on RUclips. This is the best, hands down. Thank you.
Thank you 👍
This is exactly what i calling STEP BY STEP.
I do not just LIKE IT, i LOVE this video.
Thank you! 😊 please share the video link with friends 👍
Best video ever on how to remove the blower. Huge thank you empowering the common folks.
Thank you 😊
Thanks for the video. My Mitsubishi unit was a little different but I figured it out. To anyone hesitating about removing the blower wheel, do it. Mine was so disgustingly dirty I can't believe I was breathing the air that blew through it. This was an extremely messy and tedious cleaning job, but I'm glad I finally did it.
Thanks for watching and encouraging others to do it. 👍
😂I can imagine what mine's like. I have 5 to do😅
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Did you have trouble removing the wheel? I’ve been at it for hours and it won’t move more than about an inch. I removed the set screw and everything
My aircon unit is also different from the poster's. For me was that i was able to remove the drum, but after cleaning I wasn't able to slot it back, drum's right hand side just won't slot in. I had to call for a aircon cleaning guy, he just use a sandpaper (that I managed to find in my store room) and sand a bit on the drum's right hand side cylindrical pin, and it slotted in without much of a problem. He mentioned my aircon model is one of the toughest to put back the drum, and usually he would clean the drum in-place. I bet this was the easiest S$50 he made, ever! Would I try removing the drum again? LOL, I think not, I could had damage other thing, like the compressor/gas pipe or other stuff while trying to slot in the drum. Maybe next time I will try those water-spray/water-collector-cover-thingy kit and clean without taking out the drum.
This is the best 'how to clean the split air-con unit' video on the net. The choice of scenes, editing and commentary are at pro-level.
And by the way: Your cleaning job is better than what most companies would do. Thanks a lot for this cool work!
Thank you 😊 👍
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One of the best Air con maintenance videos I've come across. Very good visual demonstration. Complete in all aspects. A big thank you Sir.
Thank you and you're welcome 👍
This is very very similar to my 2 year old Fujitsu indoor units. They've stunk every couple of weeks since 1 year after the system was fitted. I booked a deep cleaning where the engineer who visited sprayed the coils and did nothing else.
I have finally cleaned the blower units in each machine and due to the disassembly, found 2 of them had severely pinched condensate drain runs, which I have now resolved.
Thank you for posting this video.
I was hesitant in cleaning my unit, but your video gave me the confidence to do it. My unit was different, but the instructions followed. Thanks
Big thanks for the reward! And I'm happy the video helped ☺️ 👍
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اللهم آمييييييين.
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Always wanted to do this and never thought I'd be able to do it. This is probably the best tutorial I've ever seen with clear and detailed instructions step by step. I just managed to clean 1 of my unit and it feels great! Thank you sooooooo much for the wonderful tutorial! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This guy is the most comprehensive DIY Personal with clear instructions. Thank you for your Video 🎉
Best explanation, simple, concise and easily understood.
Best video on youtube on how to clean ac pump. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us..
Thank you for sharing 😊👍
Excellent tutorial. Clear, concise, comprehensive narrative. I feel confident cleaning the blowers of my units after watching this video.
Thank you. I'm happy that it's coming in handy.
Wishing you success
After 1 year of continuous use mine stopped being as chilling as it used to be during the first 4-5 months of install due to dust & grime, i decided to deep clean mine, didn't have the confidence to do it untill i watched this detailed video, did everything accordingly and everything works just fine, great video..
Best tutorial I've ever seen for aircon cleaning
Thank you. Please share the link with friends 👍
Thank you, following your guide I took everything apart, cleaned and disinfected it. It was insanely gross and dirty. I had to do this myself, because all the service companies will charge you and basically do nothing. I was willing to pay people to clean my AC but NO ONE WANTS TO DO IT! Even for OUTRAGEOUS sums of money. Lazy scammers all of them!!! THANK YOU MY GOOD MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You should do all of the how-to videos on RUclips. Well done.
Thank you 😊👍 I wish so too 😂
Brilliant video. My mums aircon is beyond disgusting hasn't been cleaned for 5 years 😮 now I can do it myself and save $200-300. Brilliant!!!! Thankyou so much
@Kristenoyinbo you're welcome and thank you. Please share youtube link with friends and family
Thank you. This is the best ‘how to’ clean ductless AC on youtube!
I followed another video’s instructions a couple years ago to clean one of my units for the first time on my own. It was good, but man, I wish yours had existed then. So much great detail, especially the zoomed-in insets. ❤ I made it through, but I think I aged about a year in the process. 😱 Was so scared to break something on this quite expensive (to me) necessity. Glad to see you having to jiggle some parts to “persuade” them to come out. It wasn’t just me 😅. It’s videos like this that have allowed me to save thousands of $ (no joke). Installer didn’t warn me about this maintenance and charged me $600+ to come out to clean ONE unit that was blowing out mildewy air. Used another HVAC company the next time, but their idea of cleaning was pretty sad. Didn’t remove the blower wheel; just sprayed some (appropriate) cleaner on the coils. When I asked him about the blower wheel, he said he didn’t know how to do that 😮. I have 3 units, so had to DIY it or go broke 😠. Thank you!
@annewithrow826 thanks for sharing it's interesting to read your back story. I'm glad my video helped, and big thank you for sending the Super Thanks ❤️💰 😊👍
Great guide for removing the blower! The one thing that I do differently is to spray the vaporizer (cooler unit/ radiator) with a an AC disinfectant solution before putting the cover back on. It will then rinse itself with the condensation if you leave the unit on for 20-30 minutes. I also use the same solution for the filters after washing them.
Absolutely makes sense.
What brand do you use? Where do you buy it?
Thwnk you for the precise explanation and close up in-video to show how it is done. Never seen such clarity in other help videos. You have done a great service to all Mitsubishi aircon owners. With your video I can pluck up courage to service my aircon! Some parts are challenging (blower unit and the external cover). Again, many thanks.
@sonnypierce9783 you're welcome and thank you. Please share the video link with friends and family 😊
Thank you for the help! The plastic housing of my AC was a nightmare to get off!! But got it done haha.
@laytonnortje7961 yes some times it's easy some times it's difficult 😅
Just paid SGD160 to a freaking scam shop LY AIRCON to do chemical wash . . .but my fan blower wasn't even taken out for washing. ... Gonna DIY! Thanks to your video - Clearest on the entire world wide web I believe. 😃
Thank you so much for this info - I didn't realise the blower wheel came out until I watched your video.. our unit is only 3 years old but was full of mould that I could not get to. It's made a world of difference!
Glad it helped and thank you too for watching and supporting my channel. Share it with folks that may find it useful too. 😊
This is the perfect video on air conditioner cleaning, straight to the point, everything explained perfectly. Thanks a lot!
@Djanchate_B. you're welcome and thank you. Please share the video link with family and friends 👍
Great tutorial. Even I could clean up my Mitsubishi. Now I'm about to put the unit together. No way I could do it without your video. Thank you!
Your a lifesaver man. Im american living in japan and i busted the roller blower when i was cleaning it. Now i know what its called to replace it and how to clean this properly.
This is an EXCELLENT video. Location of screws are all clearly visible. Best aircon washing video by far!
Thanks for the appreciation Bryan!
In my recent dismantle and wash, after I place everything back together, the aircon is very noisy…. Any idea why and how to fix it?
The best instructional video for cleaning this aircon. Thank you!
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. I just finished cleaning my mini-split using your video as a guide. Well done! I didn't have the confidence before, but your video gave me the nudge I needed. Also, one tip, don't install the blower wheel all the way to the right (flush up against the side) - it will make a rubbing noise when rotating. I backed mine off about 1/8 to 1/4 of an inch to the left before tightening the screw and it runs silent.
I'm happy the video helped. And thanks for adding the useful tip about the positioning of the blower wheel. 😊👍
May I know if it is possible not to flush all the right, since there is only 1 hole to screw the blower wheel ? Pls advice.
My AC has been making some terrible grinding noises at 3am, I wake up and turn it off as fast as possible. I've put it down to the fan. It's also not nearly as cold as before. I've called dudes in due to not being cold and they just power wash it for lots of money. I'm not calling anyone again. I found this video and I've watched this video 4 times and am ready to give it a go! Hopefully I can find out what is causing the grinding, and clean it out myself at the same time. Much appreciated! :)
Glad it helps! Share it. Thank you 👍
This is the video I’ve been looking for!! I could not find an ac cleaning video better than this - so Thank You!! The details, step by step, the camera work - all so helpful. Some people making videos like this seem to forget that this is a job we have never done before - I need the details & I can’t afford to miss a step. So, BIG thank you. New sub. :)
I was a little timid, as I’ve never done anything like this before. But, you’ve inspired me to take on the task.
@chatorosales866 thank you. Let us know here when you have completed the task 👍
Thank you for a very detailed video.
I actually tired. It's was super easy to dismantle. My dad got super happy after cleaning the whole unit 😄
Happy for you and your dad too! Thank you for watching, subscribe and share please 🙏 😊
you are a life saver! Tutorial was easy to follow and gives me confidence to try this at home. Ive been wiping and dabbing cloths where i can get too, but never fully removed the mold and crud from inside the blower. Thanks
I'm glad it helped ☺️ you're welcome. Please share the video link 👍
Great very detailed but simple to understand video,followed the instructions and cleaned my 3 split systems myself on Saturday.Would have cost me $180 to get someone to come out an do this instead.
$180? I was quoted over $500 here in Seattle.
Hey thank you guys, consider sending me a $5 Thanks you can find the Thanks button next to the Share button ❤❤
I watched a lot of other videos on how to clean a Mitsubishi A/C, but this one is the best. Thanks for the clear, step by step instructions, with up close visuals. Thanks!!
You're welcome and thank you please share video link with friends 😊👍
Great instruction. Clear, concise, covers all the points of difficulty, and is pretty universal. Thanks so much!
I have seen some of the RUclips video on how to clean the indoor unit but they are not so clear as this. Thank you sir for this clear and detail explanation.
An excellent video with specific and nice close up shots. Best video yet. I clean my own unit and have used these videos for “reference refreshers” before I do my annual service. Only thing to add like another comment is to spray and clean/disinfect the fins (metal coils) with a cleaner which they sell at most hardware stores. It cleans and conditions the metal and helps future corrosion. Easy one step spray to add while your at it. Thanks again for a great video which will be used as my reference for future!
One heads up is to find a cleaner that's for coil cleaning because if you use some other random cleaner it can make the metal coils corrode in future so have to use the right cleaner.
After watching your video aircon tutorial ...we have the courage to clean or own aircon...thanks save money n proud ..thanks again aircon now cold👍🙏
You're welcome and thank you. Please share video link with your friends 😊👍
Yes, a very clear guide with excellent videography. I have watched many other DIY videos and this is by far the most helpful!
Thank you for watching, subscribe and share ☺️
@@sosolomon22 I have subscribed. If you also know know how to disable the loud beep that comes on each time the remote control button is pressed, please put up a similar video. Thanks!
very detailed step by step process how to clean a split type air conditioner ..good job sir 🎉
Excellent instruction video. You show attention to detail with great use of close-up photography. Well done!👍
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By the time I got to this video I was tired of seeing stuff that was at least funny. This is really a step by step video, how to clean the indoor unit , clear picture, English you understand. Thank you very much!!
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Tq sir.. Really helps me how to open the casing and I manage to clean the fan and the tray as well.. Otherwise everyday got leaking.. After run the test 30mins no leaking I put it back the casing... Thank you again and may God bless u.. 😊
Thanks for putting up this step by step guide. Appreciate your efforts :)
11:07 15/5/2023..the day I’m gonna clean my aircon..Thanks for the diy video.
Excellent tutorial! I’ve been looking for such a DIY guide for the longest time. Thank you! I hope the procedure is identical for any other brands.
Thank you for watching, subscribe and share yeah ☺️
Just did similar to my LG unit and am grateful for your guidance on the blower impeller removal!
Amazing tutorial...😊
Boy, I needed your video yesterday!! I watched about 10 videos on cleaning my Mitsubishi.
Try as I might for a couple of hours, I couldn’t get the wheel out! This was my first cleaning attempt after one year’s use. You video is definitely the most detailed, best close-ups and best complete description! I had to clean the wheel the best as I could while it was still in place, but I will know how to do it next time, thanks to you!
I really appreciate it! It’s amazing and disgusting how dirty and slimy these things get. Great instructional video!
Thank you! Yes it's amazing how dirty the wheel can get. The satisfaction when you finally clean it out. Keep us posted when you get to remove the wheel next time.
Thank you-I’m figuring I’m going to have to do a good clean every 3-4 months to stay ahead of it. I’d better get good at it and a lot faster!
@@twinklesailhorse I'm sure you will get there!
Doesn’t it seem like the Mitsubishi dealer / installer should have mentioned that these need frequent deep cleaning? I’m doing this 3x’s + a year in Florida.
@@twinklesailhorsedid you figure out how to get the wheel out? I have a Mitsubishi as well and it’s stuck
Finally someone who talk while cleaning, easier to understand thanks a lot!
Btw it is the same method with my Gree AC?
Thank you. I'm not sure about Gree. Try it and see if the screws are at the same places. Let us know.
Thank you sir for the clear video showing all the steps . The shot to show where the screw holding the blower was so good. !
Even a noob like me managed to do the servicing. 😂
You're welcome and thank you! Please share the video link 😊👍
This is super super useful. I did it a few times but not able to get the main over and roller out effectively. Your tips are truly great
Thank you and I'm glad it helped
This was soo detailed and helpful. No time wasting but showing every step. Thank you so much.
Thank you very much. Thanks to you, I cleaned my Samsung air conditioner for the first time in 6 years. There was black mold everywhere.
👀 oh my gosh. Glad it helped 👍
Followed this step by step and was successful all the way. Thank you so very much for this excellent tutorial!
Glad it was a success for you. Thank you for watching!
Really thanks alot. My aircon have been leaking. Following the steps to clean, now aircon have not leak.
You're welcome! Please help me like and share thank you 😊
You should move the whole radiator a bit more out of the way and remove the fan under a smaller angle to avoid damaging the bearing. Also if you do not leave enough space, you could damage the fan while removing it. (Which you almost did in Your video)
If you live an environment where people are burning stuff, or just your air quality is really bad (polluted), you will get a sticky residue on the fan, and also inside the radiator blades, and the plastic walls. You shall remove those first, even by applying some de-greaser first and let it sit for 5-10 minutes. After that, i recommend some pressure wash, as regular brushing and soaking won't remove all the fungus and bacteria trap on those greasy deposits, so you will regrow them in the matter of weeks. (And you will have to redo the whole process again)
Never use base liquids on your aluminium radiator, or it will leak.
The "Spindle holder" is actually the rubber bushing of the sleeve / ball bearing on the fan, prior to re-installing it, you should check if it has enough OIL in it, otherwise it will run dry and damage the axle. (Also it will run noisy)
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can you help, what grease is used to lubricate that rubber part on the left side where the turbine is inserted? I see that the factory is something white/gray, is it some kind of Teflon grease?
@@mateokidsvideochannel You mean inside the bearing? If it is a self-adjusting bearing bead (porous one, used by cheap brands) you can use fan oil. If it is ball bearing, you should use appropriate grease there. (Just ask your local hardware store which one they recommend)
And you do not lubricate the rubber part, that is only there for shock / noise reduction, the bearing inside of it must be lubricated. (You can take them apart to see it better, they are not glued together)
Great video, saving people money!
You're providing a great service to people... I've got an HVAC buddy and I asked him to check the pressure of my freon. I told him I'd read that low freon will cause freezing over. He said yes, as well as dirty filters and blower wheel.
I'd never thought the blower wheel would have such an impact, but I'd also noticed diminished air flow... waiting till sunset to pull blower wheel. My filters have never really been dirty, each time I cleaned them.
Very well done !!! Straight to the point. Thank You!
Thank you!
This is the best video available on RUclips for cleaning a Mitsubishi mini split. I’ve now used it 2 times in 2 years. Thank you!
Happy to know. Please keep using and share the link to friends 😊👍 thank you
Great video. They also make foaming a/c coil cleaner which will give the coils a super clean. It is worth considering adding this step.
Thank you. And good suggestion 👍
Absolutely could not figure out how to get my drain pan off till I found your video. Thanks a ton, you are the man!!
Thank you 😊👍
your video is great, very short and demonstrative, and you helped me improve my English by listening to you, thank you very much.
Excellent! Million times thank you! I did follow your instructions and worked. Also I have found out that I paid too much for so so aircon "deep cleaning". Thank you for sharing knowledge with us. Really appreciate it
You're welcome please like and share 😊
You make me want to clean my aircon myself! Awesome video! So clear!
Thank you sir for your detailed video. I will begin to clean my airpump shortly.
Perfect explanation! We were able to clean the blower roller the first time, what no professional cleaning service did before. Many thanks!
oh man, u made it look so easy, thanks a million
Thank you Solomon. That is the best instructional teaching aid on self air-con cleaning I have seen. 👍👍👍
U give step by step instructions, clear as water. Tks 👍
Thank you 😊👍
The best introduction for the deep cleaning🎉
Great video, gave me the confidence to access the unit and remove all of the mould. If you have a 2020 + model there is no need to remove front directors. They come out with the drain tray. Cabling is the problem, small wires to vane motors, awkward. Hope this helps others. Many thanks . Mike
I just clean my ac, especially the cylinder fan, after this video...LG brand...i believe even brand different but the concept is there...really helpful ..tq so much sir... Luckily nothing break during the process.. 😂
You're welcome and thank you for your comment. Happy to know concept is similar for LG aircon. May I know what is your LG aircon model?
@@sosolomon22 mine is BS-C096HYA1.
More than 8/9 years.. 😂
One of the best DIY videos I've yet to see and I'm always DIYing.
The detailed sequential algorithm/process and the close-up shots were wonderfully effective in disseminating the transfer of knowledge.
Much appreciated.
I fix same problem my air-con . You are expert. Thank you🎉
@alpertarik9574 you're welcome and thank you but I'm no expert 😊👍
i really enjoyed watching you removing the 'LOLLEL BLOWEL. thank you for a great video.'
Haha 😄 my tongue was twisted. Thank you for watching, subscribe and share 😀
@@sosolomon22 I appreciate you taking the comment good heartedly. Don’t mean any disrespect. Really do appreciate your video. Good content.
after 2 years, a very healpful video in youtube on how to deep clean ur bedroom wall ac
thanks man.
You're welcome. I'm glad it's helpful. Thank you
@@sosolomon22 it did ! just finished cleaning mine for the first time, it just the part of the roller blower was harder, and more technical to get it out, but without your vid . would be much harder, thanks brother keep up the good work
@@unpleasentverity7627 😊👍
I just finished cleaning by following this video step by step. Appreciate!❤
Thx for sharing in depth yet simple cleaning. Thanks.
@Zagaara you're welcome and thank you for the comment. Please share with friends and family 👍
Even though I have a different AC model, this video still gave me an idea on how to disassemble my one thank you!
You're welcome and thank you. What model is your aircon?
Best video on this subject I have seen so far! It explains everything you need to know! Thank you!
You're welcome and thank you. Please share the video link 😊 👍
Nice English explained the cleaning of indoor .split ac .generally all indoor have similar construction with minimum variation only .confident with proper tools it is to be carried out .I do my Lloyd ac generally clean use for last sixth year .another koshimo one tonner for last fifteen years less used but maintain both myself so far .thanks for your good demonstration for all new peoples .keep it up congratulations .
Thank you very much for your video! I am a new home owner and I found my air-con units were full of mold! Although my units were a different brand and a little older, I was still able to use your guidance to take them apart and give them a good clean.
Thank you very much for the steps and using baking soda to clear the pipe. My unit has a third screw on the left side toward the top, where your’s has a red line marking on it
Thank you for posting this, I have a Daikin unit so the screws might be different but the principle should be the same and your video with clear step by step instructions has given me the confidence to tackle my unit. It hasn't been cleaned in 5 years so there's probably a scary amount of build up in there 😁
Please let us know the level of scary when you find out 😅
@@sosolomon22 so I tackled the job just this last weekend, the level of build up was very scary, the blower fins were completely caked in grime and mould so its no wonder it was struggling to keep the place cool. I took photos but cant share them here.
Main differences between my Daikin and the Mitsubishi you show here is that they used more screws, such as the screws instead of catches for the drain tray, and the blower wheel did not have a retaining screw, instead its held in place by a large ring magnet.
All in all, the main principles were the same and again I thank you for such a well detailed tutorial that gave me the confidence to tackle this task and save me a lot of money.
@Sniffy1975 sounds interesting. Thank you for sharing the details on the Daikin unit. It will come useful for Daikin users. And thank you for the Super Thanks reward ❤️😊👍🎉🎉
What an easy to follow detailed explanation. You are very good 👍. Thank you very much.
I was afraid I might break something but you made it look easy. I’m very confident now 😂
You're welcome and thank you. It wasn't easy for me but I hope the steps would make it a little easier. 😊👍
very good and thorough explanation and guide. i followed the video without any issues. Great job
Thanks you for this sincere efforts, excellent way of teaching / explaining
You're very welcome!
Thanks so much, my man. Very appreciate. Suffer on dripping water. Struggle on disassembing the drian pan. Criss dismissed bacasue of your video. Have a good day.
Awesome. Really good for doing it yourself for cleaning up teh Air Con unit. Thank you
Best get go tutorial for even a kid can do this.. kudos to you bros.. 💪
The best tutorial i've seen. Much better then principal's maintenance manual. I think i can use this video as an example for company's SOP 😅
Sure please use it and share the link. Pardon my use of the wrong words to describe the parts though. 😅 And I don't mind receiving a Super Thanks from the company. 😅
This is the best & most detail video ever, great job
Thank you 😊👍 please share video link with friends