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Adding a Mitsubishi MHK2 Thermostat to a Mitsubishi MSZ FS Mini-split ductless heater

This video summarizes my tips for installing a Mitsubishi MHK2 Thermostat to better control temperatures produced by a Mitsubishi MSZ FS 9k Mini-split ductless heater. As will become obvious, I am not a professional and cannot guarantee that this is the correct or best way to do this work; instead, I am merely sharing what I have figured out for others who have a DIY mentality, having wished for a video like this to help when I got started. 00:00 Title Screen 00:05 Quick intro to the MSZ FS 9k 00:40 Our motivation for switching to the MHK2 thermostat 02:14 Quick intro to the MHK2 thermostat intro 02:50 Who can do this and what you need 03:15 Disclaimers and warnings 03:44 Tradeoffs between thermostat and remote control 04:58 Placement of the thermostat (once done) 05:30 Final disclaimer 05:46 Pictures of the equipment 06:08 Starting to unbox the MHK2 06:40 Turning off the unit 07:45 Taking off the ductless unit's hood 08:50 Three screws to remove 09:25 Removing the side plastic cover 10:32 What's underneath 10:40 Releasing the i-See sensor 11:30 Turning off the unit's breaker 11:41 Two more screws (with small washers) to remove 12:36 Removing the plates covering the circuitry 13:25 The circuit board and RedLink socket 13:50 More unboxing of the wireless receiver 14:11 Attaching the cable to the wireless receiver 14:51 Parts in the thermostat box 15:09 Connecting the wireless receiver 15:57 Previewing the routing of the wireless receiver cable 16:16 Turning the circuit breaker back on to test 16:25 Powering up the thermostat 16:51 Establishing the connection between receiver and thermostat 17:33 Setting thermostat options 19:42 How to change thermostat settings in the future 20:28 Completing the connection 20:47 Turning the circuit breaker back off for reassembly 21:00 Routing the wireless cable 21:40 Replacing the circuitry panels 23:05 Replacing the i-See sensor 24:00 Powering the circuit breaker back on 24:08 Checking that the thermostat controls the unit 25:12 Where to place the receiver and its cable within the unit 26:28 Replacing the side cover 27:20: Replacing the cover's screws 27:31: Replacing the third/final screw and its cover 28:00: Replacing the top cover/hood 29:00: Turning the unit on 29:55: Replacing the corner cover 30:26: Turning off the remote's schedule (if it's been on one) 30:55: That's it!