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This Fujitsu ductless mini split was set to 64°F — but it WASN’T COOLING. On this real, uncut HVAC service call on Long Island, NY, I troubleshoot a two-zone Fujitsu mini split system that is severely low on R410A refrigerant. Once I open up the outdoor unit, the clues start showing themselves: oil residue, suspicious flare connections, low refrigerant pressure and a system that simply isn’t doing its job. But finding a low system is only the beginning. One of the biggest lessons in this video is something every HVAC technician should understand: GIVE THE CUSTOMER OPTIONS. When a refrigerant leak exists, there isn’t always one single answer. I explain 5 options a property owner may have: Do nothing Add refrigerant and get the system operating again Add refrigerant with leak sealant/dye Perform a complete refrigerant leak search and repair Replace the system The important part is explaining the condition of the equipment, explaining the risks and costs of each option, and allowing the customer to make an informed decision. On this Fujitsu system, we recover/weigh the refrigerant and ultimately add approximately 4 lbs. 14 oz. of R410A to restore operation. You’ll also see: ✅ Real-world Fujitsu mini split troubleshooting ✅ Low refrigerant diagnosis ✅ Refrigerant oil residue around the outdoor unit ✅ Why oil can be an important leak indicator ✅ Properly weighing refrigerant into a ductless system ✅ Why ductless systems can be difficult to charge by pressure alone ✅ Cleaning the outdoor condenser ✅ Cleaning old refrigerant oil residue ✅ Why technicians need to document what they find ✅ Customer repair vs. replacement options ✅ The REAL amount of time involved in “just adding a little Freon” This is real HVAC service work — uncut, unscripted and in the field. And here's another reality homeowners sometimes don't see: What sounds like a “five-minute refrigerant call” turned into approximately 1 hour and 16 minutes on site. Diagnosis, accessing equipment, recovering refrigerant, weighing the charge, operating the system, verifying performance, cleaning up, documenting the work and explaining options all take time. That’s what professional HVAC service actually looks like. 📍 NEED PLUMBING, HEATING OR COOLING SERVICE ON LONG ISLAND? Pipe Doctor Home Services, Inc. 📞 516-348-6300 🌐 pipedoc.net Serving Nassau County, Queens and surrounding Long Island communities. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🔥 HVAC CONTRACTORS — BECOME AN ACiQ DEALER Interested in selling and installing ACiQ equipment? 👉 aciq.com/mikeypipes ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ❤️ SUPPORT MIKEY PIPES PHILANTHROPY 100% of donations support our charitable mission of providing free or low-cost plumbing, heating and cooling services to people and families who otherwise may not be able to afford professional help. Zelle: [email protected] PayPal: [email protected] Venmo: @PipeDoctor Mikey Pipes Philanthropy is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) charitable organization. POSTERS ARE CURRENTLY SOLD OUT. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 👨‍🔧 ONE-ON-ONE WITH MIKEY PIPES Want to talk HVAC, plumbing, business, troubleshooting or the trades? Book a private phone or video consultation at: mikeypipes.com 30 minutes — $125 100% of the proceeds benefit Mikey Pipes Philanthropy. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⏱️ CHAPTERS: 00:00 Another Day in the HVAC Trade 00:45 Fujitsu Mini Split NOT Cooling 02:05 Inspecting the Outdoor Unit 03:20 Oil Residue — Possible Refrigerant Leak? 04:25 Connecting the Refrigerant Probes 05:45 System Is VERY Low 07:05 The 5 Options When a System Has a Leak 10:05 The Right Way to Charge a Mini Split 11:10 Adding 4 lbs. 14 oz. of R410A 13:05 Compressor Ramps Up 14:05 Checking Discharge Temperature 15:00 Cleaning the Refrigerant Oil Residue 17:10 Cleaning the Condenser Coil 18:50 “It Just Needs a Little Freon” 19:45 What This Service Call REALLY Took 20:20 Final Thoughts & Technician Advice 💬 HVAC TECHS: What would YOU recommend to this customer? Gas and go? Leak search? Repair the line set? Or start discussing replacement? Drop your thoughts in the comments. 👍 LIKE the video if you enjoy real-world HVAC troubleshooting. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more uncut plumbing, heating and air-conditioning service calls, technical training and HVAC business content. 📤 SHARE this video with another technician who could learn something from this call. #HVAC #MiniSplit #Fujitsu

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