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Last seen: Aug 19, 2026
My Midea r32 6kw(5.7kw rounded up) supposedly runs as low as 25⁰c and regularly seems to pull just 500/600w but that includes the base load of the hou...
Ok buddy will see. The checklist just says Condensate Drainage Suitable: Yes
Another point worth mentioning is the lack of a soak away. They just removed 3 slabs under the unit and put some gravel down unsure this is any goo...
Also regarding noise from the unit itself on the wall bracket yes I expect some noise from it as is the nature of a wall bracket but there seems to be...
@jamespa Ah yeah I have seen this they were left screwed pretty far down so possibly part of the problem. System seems to run a little more effi...
@editor I did call HIES and they said to exhaust all other avenues first.
Small update. I found that most of the locksheilds for the radiators in the kitchen, downstairs bathroom and connecting space were near completely ...
@editor HIES buddy
@jamespa We shall see fingers crossed MCS do what's best. Thank you for your help buddy
@jamespa Sadly they have sad they want no further correspondence until MCS or the other bodies send them a report
@jamespa Personally I don't know why to be honest. Have good 15mm copper and 22mm primary. One small section on plastic 15mm and connectors w...
@transparent thanks again for the information. I will definitely pass this on as a point of evidence towards the case. I think maybe I would be ...
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