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slharrington47

paint sweating / moisture around ductless mini split

5 years ago

Installed a Mitsubishi ductless mini-split in July 2020. In October we started using the heat function rather than AC. Tonight I noticed these moisture marks above and below the unit on the wall, and above it on the ceiling. Anyone know what’s up? System is brand new! Thanks.

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