How to Clean Your Mini Split AC Condenser - Make it Cold Again

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Published 2023-06-23
Save hundreds of dollars with this easy Air Conditioner maintenance takes minutes & will help extend your Split Ductless system life, blow colder air & save money! This prevents the #1 Reason for AC Failure especially for Split Ductless systems like Mr Cool, Mitsubishi & Fujitsu.

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All Comments (21)
  • @Militaristics
    35-year vet of the NYC HVAC wars here, I would recommend starting at the bottom, so you do not miss shooting the cleaner into the coil. it's too easy to miss getting the cleaner into the coil when it's covered with foam from above. very similar to washing your car I suspect, too easy to miss a spot due to soap running down over dirt. you can also use a mixed solution and a coil gun hose sprayer. they are useful for more than just cleaning HVAC units. maybe look into the "coil gun" sprayers we use on the job and some mix it yourself cleaners for your next video on the topic? thanks for another great DIY video.
  • @wellsnapyeah
    You always have the most top notch DIY content.
  • @Iamroneljeffrey
    Thank you so much for sharing this!! I’ve been struggling for months in the heat. Finally found your video and tried and IT FIXED THE ISSUE!! My AC is now cooling. Thank you again.
  • @edenleighl
    The detail you gave in how to do this makes it so easy to follow! Big thanks from down here in New Zealand! 🇳🇿
  • @novdt
    when you replace a screw into anything you have opened, place the screw into the hole and with the oppropriate screwdriver, first turn it anti-clockwise ( lefty-loosy ) slowly and you should either hear and/ or feel the screw click into the original starting position. this procedure is most important for plastic objects, so as to stop cross-threading. P.S. you may need to repeat this a few times, but you will get the the idea.
  • @StrikerX-
    I love your videos. We don't have a midsplit system but these best practices are easy to utilize during other household jobs
  • @neoanderz
    This guy is always very helpful, helping people all over the world!
  • @paulinedavis8734
    Moved into a home & had the pros come out & do a maintenance for the inside & outside units of my mini split...yep $700. Later that the fall a tiny mouse got into my outside unit & got killed by the fan trying to escape. THIS TIME I decided to get the mouse out & clean the entire outside unit myself. I disabled the power, took the top & front grill off, vacuumed & hand wiped the inside down ( took photos in case I forgot the order of putting it back together). This summer I will TRY and do the COILS ...Thanks LOVE your videos !
  • @Salulu963
    Yesss! The hidden screwww!!! Ive just been hangin' outside sprayin it gently for half an hour, looking like I have my reasons for peeking under the lid. Thank you, ductless split wizard.
  • @jrob8931
    Thank you! After your mini-split video a few years back I installed one myself. After this video, I realized that my HVAC company only cleans the main AC unit that they installed, so this was exactly what I needed to do it myself. The foam works great and it’s super easy to do.
  • @shehandesilva7530
    Wow, very timely! Was just thinking I need to look in to maintenance on our mini splits and it can't possibly be complex enough to hire out. Can't wait to do this!
  • @somejerkbag
    Fantastic! This is exactly what i was looking for. Thank you 😊
  • @par7421
    Good video, I will my clean split unit today..Video was of good quality,short and to the point..Thank you..😊
  • @mbokil
    Very helpful going to do this at the start of each season.
  • @xena1101
    That was a great demo... very clear instructions and easy to follow. 😁
  • @thomazz1976
    Can you do a video on how to clean the inside unit? From what I heard you'd have to clean it as well. Thank you.
  • @ziads3653
    Been doing air conditioning for a few years now and approve this message. I think the cleaner isn’t really needed. Just wash it with water from the inside out and you should be good.
  • @garyl6190
    Thanks for another great video and reminding me that I need to do the same.