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Old 10-08-13, 05:18 AM   #22
WyrTwister
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Originally Posted by pinballlooking View Post
Yes I got a factory made and insulated line set. Will do on the drain. Thanks for the tip.
My tools probably won’t be here for a weekend install be we will see.
You can start the install . Prepare the place the outside unit is going to be set / located . Run the A/C power to the outside unit . Scope out where the indoor unit will hang & the hole in the wall to feed the line set through .

Screw the mounting bracket to the wall & maybe cut the hole in the wall ?

Are you running the line set down an outside wall ? I used some white metal down spout gutter to cover the line set .

MiniSplitCondensor07-06-2013_zpse6aecf0f.jpg Photo by WyrTwister | Photobucket

With a disconnect and liquid tite flex to cover the electrical .

MiniSplitCondensor07-08-2013_zpsaf78ed8f.jpg Photo by WyrTwister | Photobucket

You can gather incidentals , like screws , hand tools , the black sticky " cork " insulation tape ( to cover / insulate the service valves & remainder of the copper lines ) , metric Allen wrenches for the service valves , etc. .

I assume you will be penetrating an exterior wall for the line set to go through ? Is the exterior wall brick ? You will need a core bit and rotary hammer drill .

Otherwise , you will most likely need a hole saw and a drill sufficiently powerful to operate it . Most likely a 1/2" drill .

God bless
Wyr
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