Mini Split Repair in Connecticut

First, replace the batteries in the remote. If it still doesn't work, try using the manual override button under the indoor unit's cover. If it turns on manually, the receiver board in the indoor unit has failed. If it doesn't, the main control board is likely dead.

A single-zone system typically takes 4 to 6 hours to install. Multi-zone systems can take 1 to 2 days depending on the number of indoor units, the complexity of the pipe routing through walls, and electrical upgrades required.

Turn off the unit using the remote control, then go to your main electrical panel and flip the dedicated circuit breaker for the mini split to the OFF position. Wait 5 full minutes, turn the breaker back on, and try the system again.

Repairing a refrigerant leak typically ranges from $200 to $500 depending on the location of the leak (indoor flare joint vs outdoor coil) and the amount of refrigerant required to correctly recharge the system.

In winter, a light coating of frost is normal before the system enters its defrost cycle. However, if the outdoor unit is completely encased in thick ice, the defrost control board, reversing valve, or fan motor has likely failed. Call (877) 359-0825 for immediate service.