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Yes the older models are the little engine that could. (come to think of it most of you are too young to get that reference). The expensive big one threw a belt and became useless after four years.
But I moved to a place where I'm on the shady side of the building and as a result all I need are fans.
There's no belts on ductless mini splits lol
You might be about 15 years behind technology
Those big ones with the pipe piece, the standing ones, have belts.
I have no idea what you're talking about, and I work with these things. Standing ones?
Are you being purposely obtuse or is it your first day on the job? They are referring to an AC compressor for central air.
The person you replied to never used the term "ductless mini split". You did. They were simply describing an AC system and you assumed they were talking about a split.
The picture that is being referenced shows the evaporator unit from a heat pump mini split system.