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It a ridiculous approach, impossible to have zero disrupt, that means as you say nothing is upgraded, just chuck in another poorly working heat pump. ...
@lch07 They must be wired into the Samsung control panel so they're controlled by it, hopefully thats what your guy has now done.
Is that for annual servicing or is there any specific issues?
@hjd It means the outdoor unit hasnt detected an input or the pcb is defective. Needs looking at by engineer or at worst an electrician.
Good to hear of peoples experience with both your type of systems. Exhaust air work better in warmer climates or situations, over here we often don't...
@adamk Are the flexi's where the three fixings are? If so shouldn't be any as they stiffen the flexi and noise transfers though 6 fixings in the wall....
Unfortunately your post is too accurate and the product is gaining a poor reputation. I often say to people if Panasonic, Mitsubishi & Samsung etc...
I clicked on the link and have WhatsApp on the computer but no RHH page.
@abernyte Mitsubishi warranty is 3 years if installed by lets say anyone, 5 years if an accredited installer like us and 7 if a business solutions par...
The amount paid even if it worked is mindblowing, I'm assuming the property is say 400sq.m plus. Ive read a few other comments and seeing that its ho...
@downfield We charge £177 for the heat pump service which is competitive. It does help keep running costs at their lowest and can reduce chances of an...
@njt That sounds a good deal and at least he appeared to service the heat pump, not just the heating circuit indoors which is what many do.
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