expiredcalxtreme posted Jun 16, 2021 09:37 PM
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expiredcalxtreme posted Jun 16, 2021 09:37 PM
Costco Members: MRCOOL DIY 24K BTU Mini-Split Wi-Fi Air Conditioner & Heat Pump
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I bought the 12k for the master bedroom and was so extremely impressed with how freezing ice cold it would chill the room in a matter of minutes..
It chilled it so nicely that I could tell the whole back of the house was colder when I had it on..
So I went ahead and bought the 24k for the den... Same results.. It not only blows ice cold it cooled the entire den down in just a few minutes..
I quickly realized that just running the 12k in the bedroom and the 24k in the den completely eliminated my need to ever turn on my HVAC again..
It cools the entire house down in minutes on a very hot day.. The HVAC system would run all day to barely maintain the chill in the house on a 90 degree day..
These 2 units are miracle for me.. They run at half the power and only a fraction of the time.. I predict these things will put hvac ducted systems out of business in the near future..
I was able to install both of them myself .. Purchased romex, breaker , and cut off box from amazon , ran the wires to the panel.. I had never done it before but after a few youtube videos and my desire to save a few hundred dollars the install was flawless.. I also purchased a 3 inch hole saw for my cinder block walls..
all that being said.. I dont think you will need the dual zone units if you do what i did.. place a 12k on one end of the house and a 24k on the other you will be amazed.. - oh and this is a very good deal.. i paid 1650 for my 24k from ingrams air and water.
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You don't get to pick up the phone and call a reputable HVAC contractor to come out and fix the issue under warranty.... that they probably have parts on the truck to repair the same day for the equipment they sell..
Something to consider...
No free shipping to Hawaii...freight shipping was around $400 but was still worth the cost. s Installation was simple since I used the existing wiring and wall hole.
It cools my house just as well as my previous Fujitsu....only draw back is the 25 ft hose which I have rolled and tucked away...but with the $4k I saved I don't mind....I can use the money saved on an OLED.
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Hope you are getting kissed.... heck, before any discounts, you can get it retail at ORelly's [oreillyauto.com] for $20lb today.
BTW, you can swap most heads with most condensers, with a lil wiring. Ain't much difference between the AUX, pioneers, and Mr Cool.
I have 3 older mitsu units- good luck finding parts for a reasonable price.
So far I haven't needed bearings. when it's just maintaining I run it a lot on Eco mode which turns the fan on and off when it's not actively cooling. I figure I'd rather keep a cheap but more powerful polar air fan running all the time than an expensive but fairly weak air conditioner fan.
Only issue I've had repeatedly is it failing to turn on after being in storage. I've tracked this down to what seems to be a short in the ribbon cable that runs from the control panel. I may need to track down another cable this year.
If/when the fan starts howling, I'll keep bearing in mind. Does it require any special tools? Thanks
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Anyone install one in a basement with tall concrete walls? My basement concrete walls go basically to the ceiling, and ~16 inches thick. I'd like to run the wires UP and over the concrete wall rather than through it. I can't find people with that kind of install to see that it works.
Two things I think might be a problem for me:
1) I figure the dehumidifier line (condensation) would be an issue, but if I can separate that I can run that to the sump pump.
2) Would the thing could actually mount with lines not going in behind it, but rather up and bending out.
Anyone know what's possible with Mr. Cool DIY?
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Anyone install one in a basement with tall concrete walls? My basement concrete walls go basically to the ceiling, and ~16 inches thick. I'd like to run the wires UP and over the concrete wall rather than through it. I can't find people with that kind of install to see that it works.
Two things I think might be a problem for me:
1) I figure the dehumidifier line (condensation) would be an issue, but if I can separate that I can run that to the sump pump.
2) Would the thing could actually mount with lines not going in behind it, but rather up and bending out.
Anyone know what's possible with Mr. Cool DIY?
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