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damn bro I see these farmers been putting you to the test the past few years lol nice respect for helping out the herbalist. I am more a service tech than a installer.I never ever recommend putting condensers inside. BTW I'm in Cali too. In this case he's doing it mainly for noise. IMO he should have gotten all mini splits which are quieter such as Mitsubushi (60 db at its loudest). Also think he's hiding them too.
damn bro I see these farmers been putting you to the test the past few years lol nice respect for helping out the herbalist. I am more a service tech than a installer.
The a/c's should be working toO hard. I like to keep at least 10kbtu over what's my bulbs are. Also the exhaust fan will be put on a thermostat and will only be on with the temperatures exceeding 85*. I don't ever expect the room to get under 50 even in the winter months. And yes I agree about 3 minis instead, but I'm grabbing one at a time as the green allow me. I am going with a gree mini or thermacore. As for the window units. They say it's at 63db, and that was LOUD with both on. I've decided this job is a little over my head so I'll be bringing an hvac tech. Thanks guys for all the info And help
Cannabisjohn question
I wouldn't go with the Gree 3 ton mini split.
We have been having issues with 4 Gree 3 ton mini splits at different locations. They seem to shut down giving a E1 error code which is high pressure shut off. We can't figure out why the unit are faulting. We are thinking they can't handle the high heat load. Do you know what we could do to prevent this?
The units are 3 months old coils are clean they started doing it the same day they were installed. We been on the phone with Gree they can't figure it out. One guy said maybe to try and let 1 oz of freon. We were thinking maybe it's the high altitude causing the head to go up. We are in Colorado.
Yes they are inverter type with a heat pump. When the unit trips the E1 code it shuts off the compressor. We have to then power off the unit & turn the unit back on to reset it. There's only one service valve for the suction line, the liquid line has no service valve. When I installed the units I vacuum, then pump nitrogen to check for leaks & vacuum again and open the service valve. They all trip at different times it could be hot or cold outside. Don't know what pressure cause the error code because we don't know when the unit going to trip I waited for 8 hours and the unit runs fine and then come back later to find it trip E1. The line sets are 15 ft long which the units come factory charged for. My next step is recover 1 oz of freon out of one unit and 2 oz out of another to see if that works if not I can then put the freon back in. Do you think since there such a high heat load the unit needs less freon to operate.
Only when there's a heavy heat load. It could be cold or hot outside. We have one unit that was set @ 73 and it trip, so we decided to set it at 68 and it's been running for two days now. I pump the unit down with a Robbin air 8 cfm vacuum pump for a hour. Gauges were reading -29.9
I will try to recover all the freon and weigh it back in next
Thanks
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