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MrCool DIY Series Setup Guide

MrCool DIY Series
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STEP 3
Drill through the wall to accommodate the copper
lineset, condensate drain, and wire connection to the
exterior condenser.
Insert the protective wall sleeve.
Bundle the copper lineset, condensate drain, and wire
connection. The condensate drain MUST be on the
bottom of the bundle.
Push the bundled lineset, drain, and wire through the
wall hole.
Snap the air handler into place on the previously
mounted metal wall bracket.
STEP 7
Remove the brass caps from the valves on the exterior
condenser unit.
Use an allen wrench to open the valve until it fails to
turn any further. Be sure not to exert excessive force
on the valve. During this activity, you may hear a soft
hissing sound as a slight amount of R-410a refrigerant
exits the condenser.
Apply soapy water or leak detection spray to the quick
connect fittings. If you see bubbles, this indicates there
is a leak. Tighten the connection accordingly until the
bubbles disappear.

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MrCool DIY Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Phase1
TypeMini-Split
Cooling Capacity12, 000 - 36, 000 BTU/h (varies by model)
Heating Capacity12, 000 - 36, 000 BTU/h (varies by model)
SEER RatingUp to 22
Power Supply115V/230V (varies by model)
RefrigerantR410A
Wi-Fi ControlYes
FeaturesAuto-restart
Voltage115V/230V (varies by model)
HSPF RatingUp to 10
Outdoor Unit Noise Level (dB)50 - 60 dB (varies by model)
Indoor Unit WeightVaries by model, approximately 20-25 lbs

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