But r410 environment k liye aachi nhi h n uski performance b kam h

410 , r-32, r-22 sabhi flammable gases hain. Lekin job koi bekar electrtrician aakar 32 mein 410 ya r 22 daal dete Hain tab yeh cases zyada hote hain

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Not less than 4sqmm flexible copper FRLS

2.5sq mm copper

Split ac

Don't worry man, this is not going to do any harm to your AC or outdoor unless it is a branded one.

I think you should complain this issue to brand if this thing happens with me then I'm definitely not going to install the AC and return the product to the company

Stabilizer a.c ki safety k liye hai... stabilizer sbi ko use Krna chi hai

Chinese brand hai but product ache hote hai inke

Ekdam safe hai

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2 fut se 50 fut tak

Karna chahiye ji..

Thanku sir

@@emmvlogs sir diakin ka split ac safe hai kya humnai lagvaya hai house mai

Daikin Hitachi Mitsubishi ogernel LG

Chinese brand but make good products

@@emmvlogs TCL to Tata brand ki he..

8 month me kar do

saal me 2 baar to karwa hi leni chahiye

Bluestar

Loyad, Blue Star

LG

@@emmvlogsbut sir daikin me features jyada ha aur air purification bhi ha...

@@sanjeevuit2004 tumko sab pata hai to fir unhe kyu puch rahe ho😂 konsa kharidna hai😂

मैंने डेक्कन के 5 स्टार इनवर्टर एसी लिए थे दोनों की क्वायल लीक हो गई सिर्फ 1 साल 1 महीने में गारंटी में कवर नहीं हुए बहुत ही हल्का मेरे साथ जो हुआ मैंने आपको बता दिया मटेरियल है दोनों के रिमोट भी बिल्कुल बेकार है

Deewar me dalwana hai to Mandev Heavy wala lijiye... open rakhna hai to Malaysia thik hai

@ Bipra Bhai: Totaline is no.1 Then You Can Go For Maxflow.. No.2 If U Have a Good Budget, Then Go For Totaline.. It is the Best

@@emmvlogs मार्गदर्शन के लिए बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद , भाई आपका , आप अपने कीमती वक्त में से समय निकल कर रिप्लाई किये बहुत ख़ुशी हुई ,ओपन रखना है और मैं मलेसिया ही लगाऊ गा।

Totalline

@@jitendranagar9289 ok dhanyabad sir .

Condensor coil change krwa lijiye ...

@@jitendranagar9289 condensor coil copper mei kitni mei aayegi.. Aur AC ka temperature lowest karne par hi Torah bahut room thanda ho paa rah hai.. Gas leak ya kuch aur kaaran nahi hai?

Technician को बुलाकर सबसे पहले गैस का pressure check कराना होगा। अगर pressure कम हो तो सारी gas निकलवा के उसके nitrogen gas technician भर कर रखेगा। Pressure drop होने पर leakage check करवाना पड़ेगा।

Nhi simple aur sbse sasta

Lloyad bhut acha h bhai tention na lo

बहुत अच्छी ac होती है llyod की मेरी 12+ year चलती हालत में निकलवा दिया सोचा पुराना हो गया है but कूलिंग गजब का करता था भाई कोई कंप्लेन नही आया उसमे बस आउटडोर का एक बार फैन चेंज हुआ था

I didn't say that branded AC won't catch fire or got blasted.

Chok hora h sir ...... Ya ges chek krwaiye .......aap

Sleep mode ka batan 10 secnd me 8 bar dabna hai full speed ac aa jyega or agar phir thanda na kre to gas charge karye

@@zebaubaid345 ho gya bhai theek gas kam thi ab voltas ki AMC karali yearly jab bhi gas leak hogi to wo refill krke denge

Ab kaisi chal rhi, apki ac

@@singhrajput6949 sahi h..koi dikkat ni

Bhai tention mt lo aap kuch nhi hoga

Ek dum shi voltage h

Ye galat hai

Mere idhr input 130 to 140.. nd output 200 to 220

Konsa ac he bhai

@@Sadduktechkviewsmonthago sar Lloyd ka 1.5 ton

Thodi pareshani to uthani padegi bhai, Ac phat Jaye usse accha h dekh k kaam krao. M 9:36 Bhai mere ac me galat gas daal gya tha pichli saal mechanic, poore saar pareshan rha ki ac thanda hi nhi krtaaur compressor 29-30 degree pr btrip nhi krta tha, Isi wajah se ho skta h phat b jata. . Isliye bharose ki mechanic se kaam kraye jugaad Wale se nhi. . Is saal pesa to laga 2-3 baar me prob pakad me aayi, lekin 29 degree pr b ac accha kr deta h room ko.

Kaha se ho bhaiya

Ac blast koisa bhi ho sakta h agr aap chavani chap se kam krao ge, ache technicians se kam krao kuch nhi hoga tention mt lo bhai

Best

LG lelo

@@emmvlogs Hitachi or haier

@@emmvlogs window or split

@@peter-cm9pb haier anytime bro I'm using it

@@peter-cm9pb Hitachi I am using better than Haier and Hitachi cooling is also better

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Thanks for sharing your valuable feedback

Chup karo nai pata tho Gyan na do 😂

@@howtoconfigure Bhai ye padh lo, certified AC engineer li taraf se h, mere sabd nahi hain

@@howtoconfigure YES ! It is absolutely mandatory to evacuate split system AC piping prior to releasing the refrigerant from the condensing unit. There are several important reasons that make proper evacuation necessary these days, but it hasn’t always been mandatory or practiced… Lets explain the current reasons why it is mandatory, then I’ll explain why this was not always the case. 1 - Air contains moisture. Ok. So What? In refrigeration systems, we deal with temperatures that can drop below the freezing point of water. The expansion device regardless of type (capilliary, thermostatic expansion valve, electronic expansion valve, piston etc) all have tiny openings. It is at the expansion device that we suddenly drop the pressure and temperature of the refrigerant. What do you think is going to happen when moisture turns to ice at these tiny openings? Its going to cause a blockage in the refrigeration circuit. Refrigerant pressure will build up behind the blockage, and refrigerant pressure will drop in front of the blockage. Usually, the system safety features will detect these abnormal pressures and stop the system. As the temperature rises, the ice melts. Your system starts working again, until the moisture blockage reoccurs. 2 - There is another problem that happens when moisture gets into your AC system. Modern AC systems use a type of compressor oil called Polyolester oil (POE for short). POE is hygroscopic. That is, it will absorb moisture. You might think that is a good thing, as if the moisture is absorbed into the oil, it won’t cause a moisture blockage. Perhaps…. BUT…. moisture causes a chemical reaction in POE oil that turns the oil acidic. The compressor is an electric motor inside a pressure vessel. The now acidic oil starts to eat away at the varnish that insulates the motor windings. Eventually, the insulation on the motor windings will be compromised and the motor will burn out. Its a slow process, first creating acidic oil, then having that acidic oil degrade the varnish insulation on the motor windings. It can take years. The eventual demise of your compressor will occur 1-2 years after your warranty has expired. Congratulations… you thought you would save some money and install the system yourself without an evacuation, because you are not an airconditioning installer and dont have access to a vacuum pump…. instead you now will need to buy a new AC shortly after your warranty expires. 3 - The most common AC refrigerant many years ago was R22. Unfortunately it is ozone depleting, so has been phased out. Airconditioning companies and refrigerant manufacturers came up with a new refrigerant called R32. Great refrigerant BUT… it is slightly flammable and also in a very special set of circumstances can also be explosive. When you need impose a major technological change on consumers, the last thing you need is a marketing nightmare. “Dear airconditioning consumer, in light of R22 being ozone depleting, we are replacing it with R32. It is very slightly flammable and there is a small risk of it exploding, but we know you are very understanding of the greater good to protect the ozone layer… so please buy our new technology air conditioners and just accept these risks”. No airconditioning manufacturer wanted to have to deal with this marketing nightmare, so the industry solution was to denature R32 with another refrigerant to the point that it was no longer flammable. That refrigerant was R125. 50% R125 + 50% R32 … and R410A was born as the replacement for ozone depleting R22. Not flammable, not explosive… so no marketing nightmare to hamper the transition away from ozone depleting R22. All was well for a while until the science of global warming pointed the finger at R410A as being a potent greenhouse gas. The component of R410A that was the most potent greenhouse gas was… you guessed it, the R125 used to denature the R32 to remove it’s flammability. With the threat of climate change now well accepted, it is now a far easier sell for AC manufacturers to market air conditioners that use R32 as compared to R410A, it is an environmentally conscious response to reduce the AC industry contribution to global warming. HOW DOES A DIESEL ENGINE WORK? What? How is that relevant to this answer? Stay with me… Take a combustible fuel, mix it with oxygen and compress it until it self ignites causing a controlled explosion that can push a piston that can rotate a crankshaft. What is in those air conditioning pipes that you don’t want to evacuate? Air… which is ~21% oxygen. So, lets take the slightly flammable R32, mix it with oxygen and when you start your airconditioner it VIOLENTLY EXPLODES AS THE COMPRESSOR COMPRESSES THE FUEL AND OXYGEN MIXTURE JUST LIKE IN A DIESEL ENGINE!!! People have died from this foolishness! Back in the old days of R22, life was simpler. Compressors used non hygroscopic mineral oil (MO). R22 was not flammable and no one either knew or cared about the ozone layer. Global warming due to the release of refrigerants into our atmosphere was not a consideration, so instead of evacuating, it was common practice to purge any moisture out of the pipework by releasing the refrigerant to push the air and any moisture it contained out of the pipework. There is another reason. Air present in the refrigerant pipework will reduce the refrigeration capacity of the air conditioner as well as increase its power consumption. As air travels through the evaporator, it displaces the refrigerant. Less refrigerant flowing through the evaporator reduces the evaporator’s capacity to absorb heat. As air travels through the condenser, it also displaces refrigerant, so less condensing of refrigerant occurs. Additionally, it increases the high side pressure, so the compressor has to work harder, consuming more electricity on top of the reduction in cooling capacity. Do you still think you might want to see if you can get away without having to evacuate your split system AC pipework?

Badiya he sir

Sbse upar hai kisi se pochne ki jarurat nhi mistubishi heavy industries ki koi rees nhi O General bhi hai lekin consumption jayada hai aur mistubishi mhi ki brabri nhi koi

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Tention na lo bhai ase nhi fat ta ac