Installing a mini split has many benefits, from better efficiency and lower cost to operate, to DIY installations. Most are familiar with the ductless wall mounted units, but few are aware mini split units also come in a ceiling mounted option. The ceiling mounted option is called cassette type mini split and works just as… Read More »
Heat Pumps are a very efficient way to heat and cool a home; unfortunately, most window air conditioning heat pump units require 220/240 volts to operate. While 220/240-volt electrical lines can always be installed, this can add to the cost of installing a heat pump unit. With most outlets wired for 115-volt, a unit that… Read More »
If you have a mini split that is no longer blowing out cold or hot air, there can be several causes and fixes. Mini split units are usually very reliable and last many years for cooling and heating space. As with anything, there can be issues at times with the problem needs to be narrowed… Read More »
An EL-01 Error on some mini split units indicates a communication problem between the inside and outside units. This includes Pioneer, Carrier, and more units, but be sure to check the error codes for your specific unit. There can be a difference in errors depending on the manufacturer and model, so always verify your mini… Read More »
If you have a DF code on a mini split, it is in Defrost Mode. A DF code is normal and usually temporary. If it does not clear after 15-20 minutes and the outside unit is not frozen there may be an issue. A Mini split unit will go into defrost mode when the outside… Read More »
There are many mini split systems available from several different manufacturers. Mitsubishi is one such manufacturer that is known for its well-built units and a good warranty. They have many packages that can be installed, including the Hyper Heat model, which is designed for colder temperatures. Mini split heat pump systems work very well cooling… Read More »
A P4 Error on some mini split units indicates a problem with the compressor. This includes Pioneer, Carrier, Midea, BlueStar, and more units, but be sure to check the error codes for your specific unit. There can be a difference in errors depending on the manufacturer and model, so always verify your mini split error… Read More »
General Pioneer Mini Split Error Codes List Pioneer Diamante Series Mini Split Error Codes List Pioneer Quantum Series Mini Split Error Codes List Common Causes and Fixes for Pioneer Mini Split Units If you have a Pioneer mini split that is giving an error code, the list below gives the error meaning. The Pioneer mini… Read More »
E123 error code is an Indoor heat exchanger air temperature sensor error. Causes include a faulty air temperature sensor or heat exchanger sensor open/short. Poor connections or damaged wiring between the sensors and the control board will also cause issues. Extreme temperatures or humidity levels can affect the performance of the sensor, leading to errors… Read More »
Best Mini Split for a Garage What Size Mini Split Does a Garage Need? Do Mini Split Units Heat and Cool? How to Install a Mini Split in a Garage Mini split heat pump units are a great way to heat and cool a garage since they are small and low-cost to operate. They can… Read More »