GREE 3 Zone MINI SPLIT and 2 Wall Units Get Your Cool On

Wow you didn't get shocked touching those hot wires??

Best video on full install, very detailed all the way.😊😊😊

In your opinion its it worrh it to buy an inverter mini split or a conventional? I heard parts are more expensive if needed any repair, also do they really save power ?

is the "A" system connected to the "B" system internally through the compressor? Or do you have to vacuum "A' completely separate - and vacuum "B" in a separate procedure because each of A & B stand alone on their own?

how are these gree units holding up. i noticed they only have 5 years warranty vs 12 from Mitsubishi / Daikan

Pretty good looking covering for line sets. I will get 2 multi zone systems for my house. How can I find these covers?

For your main power wire to the outdoor unit did you have to use 10/2 or 10/3?

Why do you have to cut the pipe I thought it’s had all the connections

Please do not test 240V #10’s by putting your fingers on the conductors! Asking to get bit. Should hire an electrician for that end of the work.

If I zone to a below location like a basement room, I assume the condensate line will need a condensate pump to evacuate the condensation?

well done! When at a future date when you install the 3rd zone, do you just vacuum that zone C line?

Good job! I just regret those lines aren't in between drywall. I hate those conduits looks like crap!

I have a question. On the box thats s on the wall there is no neutral wire but there is a neutral wire on the AC unit. Where the neutral is coming from???

Hello, great video! Question, do you know if a Gree outside unit can be used with a inside unit made by a different manufacturer? How exactly do they communicate with each other?

Thank you so much for sharing this very detailed and thorough video

That’s definitely not a good flair fitting. It’s all about the tool and that thing your grandfather gave you isn’t designed for 500psi

My Gree Hansol does the defrost many times a day even when there is not even a smallest sign of ice on the coil. Why it is doing like that? Please help!! When the outdoor temp is around 3-4 C° everything is fine. It can run all day. If the outdoor temp drops at -1- -2 C° it does that 10-15 times a day, but no sign of ice on the outdoor unit.

I have a code “hc”...what the heck does it mean and what do I do?

Heat pump isn’t supposed to set right on the ground. Should of used a wall mount.

Looks like you wired your disconnect wrong. You have line voltage tied into (1) leg tied into LINE (correct) on the disconnect and (1) leg tied into LOAD (incorrect) on the disconnect

Just one issue I noticed... you removed the vacuum hose before releasing the gas. When you remove the vacuum hose you break vacuum for a short period of time, allowing air into the system. The method I've always used is put a 1/4 turn valve on the service port. That way when you've finished pumping down the system you can close the 1/4 turn valve and then release the gas without breaking vacuum. When you remove the 1/4 turn valve from the system you obviously lose a small amount of gas but it's very small and only until the Schrader core seals. Unscrew the fitting quickly to minimise this. Just an observation anyway! Apart from that, excellent job! :)

Some jobs suck more than others!
Good Job Jeff! Wish I had a house to work on of my own!🖖