What Minisplit Maintenance Entails?
An extensive Mitsubishi Ductless AC system entails a variety of procedures. Most of these revolve around general inspection, detection, and repair. Some of the maintenance procedures include:
The Airflow Is Checked and Cleaned
Unrestricted airflow is necessary for the heat pumps to move air from the internal to the external heat exchange coils, an essential operation in the functioning of any ductless HVAC system.
During the maintenance of your HVAC system, the airflow will be inspected and cleaned in case it has obstructions or dirt. The air filters and outdoor cabinets will also be cleaned and inspected.
Coil Inspection and Cleaning
The condenser coils, which play a crucial role in the operation of your Mitsubishi ductless HVAC system, are also common culprits for debris accumulation and contaminants.
Whenever a client complains of an odd odor from their AC, it’s most probably fungal growth in the outdoor or indoor coils.
During maintenance, these coils are inspected, cleaned, and rinsed, ensuring your AC system works at maximum capacity.
Refrigerant Inspection and Cleaning
Another common culprit of HVAC system malfunction is refrigerant leakages. These single problems may lead to higher monthly bills, lukewarm air, longer running time, and hissing or bubbling sound.
During your HVAC maintenance, your AC’s refrigerant lines, flare connections, and coils will undergo a thorough inspection.
Any leakages found on your refrigerant lines will be sealed and fixed to restore the optimum operation of your HVAC system.
Drainage Inspection and Repair
Oblivious to many, one of the ways your Mitsubishi ductless AC system may be cooling your California home is by introducing humidity into the air.
Drainage lines are used to drain the water and moisture used in the cooling of one’s home, and their subsequent breaking may make the AC faulty.
During your HVAC inspection, your AC system’s drainage pipes will be checked for any leaks and any issues found repaired.
Inspecting Electrical Contacts
Many faults that arise in most electrical devices are caused by malfunctioning or short-circuiting electrical contacts. AC systems are no exception.
Poor wiring sometimes causes ice to form on both the indoor and outdoor coils. Our trained specialists will inspect and repair all faulty electrical contacts in your ductless HVAC system at the tail end of your inspection.
Compression
For advanced ductless HVAC systems, sophisticated sensors are used to regulate the home’s heating and cooling. During maintenance, our experts will inspect the compressor of your HVAC system for issues and any necessary repairs done.
