HOW TO FIX DAIKIN DUCTLESS MINI SPLIT R32 AIR CONDITIONER WITH NO FAULT CODES.
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2023
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Daikin Air Conditioner not working. The light is just flashing and the unit is not cooling or heating.
Below I have listed the Tool Bag and Tools that you see me use personally in my videos.
Thanks for the support!
MILWAUKEE BACKPACK (I use this backpack as my Service Bag).
www.amazon.com.au/Milwaukee-P...
FLUKE HVAC MULTIMETER KIT
www.amazon.com.au/Fluke-FLUKE...
KLEIN (MEGGER) CONTINUITY INSULATION TESTER
(This isn’t the megger I use personally because the one I use is old and isn’t available anymore. I recommend this one because its similar and does the same thing).
www.amazon.com.au/ET600-Megoh...
VESSEL ELECTRIC SCREWDRIVER
www.amazon.com.au/VESSEL-Rech...
KLEIN CABLE STRIPPERS
www.amazon.com.au/Self-Adjust...
KNIPEX INSULATED PLIERS
www.amazon.com.au/Knipex-0208...
KNIPEX INSULATED LONG NOSE PLIERS
www.amazon.com.au/Long-Nose-P...
KNIPEX INSULATED SIDE CUTTERS
www.amazon.com.au/74-06-200-L...
KNIPEX INSULATED SCREW DRIVERS
www.amazon.com.au/dp/B092RRQT...
PENCIL
www.amazon.com.au/OX-Tools-OX...
RATCHETING RIGHT ANGLE SCREW DRIVER
www.amazon.com.au/HORUSDY-23-...
ELECTRICAL LOCK
www.amazon.com.au/Master-Lock...
Well done Mitch, with this tricky a/c fault,, also your new video camera is crisp and clear, well done 👍
Thanks mate, still getting used to it and the settings but I’m happy with it. Cheers
Wow Mitch, a nice job but that hostel was rough.
No isolator, no insulated lines, drain over the wall etc.
Ive been there too, hard to make you proud of the work you doing when nobody seems to care.
Haha I know right. The installs are woeful!
I’m installing some units there. I don’t care what everyone else is doing, I’ll be taking pride in my work.
great job.
Obrigado !
Can I ask you questions please?
Does ac out door unit have valve safety against high & low pressure?
Mitch, great job on that uncomfortable roof. How long has Daikin had R32 units in Australia? They are just becoming available here in the Northeast US. but not readily.
Thanks mate. This Daikin unit was installed in 2016 but R32 has been available for close to a decade now in Australia. They first started coming out in ductless mini splits only then slowly came out in ducted units etc. cheers mate.
Thanks for your information
Hey man where do you get that motorised screwdriver that you use in your video?
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Hi, Mitch. Can you return the indoor board and get refund in case you didn't use it?
Yeah you could but I’d just stock it personally because i know I’ll use it eventually. Cheers
Hey mitch any reason why you dont clean the old paste off the heat sink? also those lite systems are fucked especially near the ocean. Once those indoor photo/receiver boards get dust on them near the ocean the salty moisture in the air corrodes the boards which can make your indoor air temp thermistor read inaccurately and sometimes it will heat but not cool. I keep spare photo/receiver boards in the ute because its so common and theyre cheap. What a shocker of an install. As always love the vids mate rip in 👍
That’s interesting to know that it’s somewhat common for these indoor boards fail. Cheers for that. What’s the difference between a “lite” unit and say a “Cora” unit? I genuinely don’t know. I’ve never installed a lite unit. In regards to the heat sink paste, sometimes I do, sometimes I don’t. Depends how much shit is going on at the time. If you tell me I should then I’ll definitely start doing it. I haven’t had any issues so far but always keen to get better as a tech.
What I will say though is that filming adds a whole other aspect to doing the job. Not only am I trying to concentrate on doing the job, I’m concentrating on filming which I’m still only getting used to. That’s no excuse for not doing things, just something else on my mind on these jobs. Cheers mate!
That's a good tip. Thanks bro.
@@maracservices lite series come with those cheaper remote controls and they are cheaper unit. Id say cora is the best for price/reliability.
There was a run of lites thats all seemed to have bad outdoor boards a year or so after being installed that we just didnt see with the coras and of course the boards were all out of stock with no etas.
Ive always removed the paste, I was always told to remove it and from building pc's it made sense to me to remove it. I think the goal is to add just enough that the heat can transfer but not so much that you insulate the chip from the heat sink.
Theres no doubt you strive to be the best tradesman you can be mate, ive first hand seen you take my advice with the needle probes for testing plugs. Your work is top notch, crack on
@@TOWNOFOX thanks again mate. Genuinely appreciate the advice!
You do top quality work Mitch.it’s good to see a tradie who cares. There was a Daikin service news post many years ago. (2009) DASN 09-001-A-01 about removing old paste ,it’s on the Daikin eQuip app in document library:residential single split. Lots of interesting information on there.
I find sometimes it’s easier to remove the cradle to get to them heatsink screws. Dropped plenty and are a bastard to get to if they slip down the back of blanket🙄
Hey man why didn't you just trip the rcd to find where it's fed from if the whole power was getting shut down anyway
Hey mate, so initially I took the cables out of the line neutral & earth terminal block to do just that and it didn’t trip any of the breakers. I eventually found out it’s because they wired the real active and neutral into the 1&2 terminal block so that’s why it wouldn’t trip the breaker. I was trying to trip a dead cable not wired to any rcd. Then the maintenance guy said he’ll go turn off the breaker for me. I didn’t realise he was going to turn off the main switch. I thought he was going to turn off the circuits one by one until we found it. So to answer your question, I honestly tried to do what you suggested but was a little confused because the installers wired it incorrectly and I didn’t realise they wired it like that until we had already isolated the circuit.
Cheers
Mnogo loš kvalitet Daikin klima uređaja. Od kako su Kinezi kupili Daikin to je katastrofa