Well, now if the end of the story. I asked a technician directly to #Mirage and the one who ordered a leak, but he diagnosed it at the entrance to the "gas tank", they gave him maintenance and recharged the gas and for the moment everything seems to be fine. I'll have to wait to see if it really worked, but at least it gave me more confidence than the previous technician.
They are 90 days warranty, although I really have no idea how I will know before that if the solution was final or if it will still fail. Time will tell. Again I thank you Masters of YoReparo
One way to find out is by performance, place a thermometer in the air inlet of the indoor unit and another in the output you take note of how many degrees it enters and how many leaves and subtract that subtraction must be greater than 12 ° every 15 days and if it decreases, you call again before the warranty expires.
Omorma, do you support me more specific porfa?
Air intake of the indoor unit you mean the evaporator right? Is it at the top?
And exit at what distance? 5cm? 1m?
Thank you very much omorma
Also thanks malevolo and Nostromo, could not give them little hand up (The new YoReparo will not let me) Sniff ... #QuieroMiViejoYoReparo
The thermometer is supported where it sucks air in the upper part of the indoor unit and the other just in the outlet of the cold air you leave it 5 or 10 minutes takes note and subtracts the inlet temperature to the outlet and must be greater than 12 ° Ahem: enter 30 ° and leave 15 the thermal jump is 15 ° this is always the difference should be greater than 12 ° if you lower that performance flames to the guarantee.
Perfect continuous monitoring as long as the thermal jump is greater than 12 ° will be good as long as it is high temperature because if it enters it is 18 ° obviously that difference will be good, it will not throw you zero because the evaporator works between 2 and 4 °.