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HELLO I used a different one. Thicker and taller with no core reinforcement. #10 from Menards or Home Depot. However the one that comes with is perfectly fine. Thanks.

Hello Yes they do. This one in particular is 5 years old and it lost its refrigerant through a leaky valve.

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Morning Richard, Yes the recovery machine doesn't know what is transferring to. It is a device to transfer refrigerant (recover ) from one place to another. From the condenser through the recovery machine to the tank. In this case is going from the tank through the recovery machine to the condenser. It is important to use dedicated hoses to recover and different hoses to vacuum. Vacuum hoses need to be clean to pull an easier vacuum. Yes the vacuum pulled easily to 200 microns. It took me 5 min. It is important to mention that on the vacuum I used thicker hoses and no restrictions. When using regular 1/4 houses with cores and core depressors it can take easily 20-30 minutes. Thanks you so much for your support!!!

@alexthehandyman3494 Thanks for the boatload of info! I have a cheap vacuum pump I've used for my car But always wanted an inexpensive recovery machine. Maybe, just maybe. Thanks again

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YEAP. As a home owner it doesn't make sense. Why did you get your 608 certification? Wanted to work on Hvac for money. Or just for fun? Greetings!

@@alexthehandyman3494 it almost makes sense, since r22 is so expensive if I call someone. So my house was built in 89. We’ve lived in it 13 years. I have two original Armstrong air R22 units and my original peerless oil boiler. I service them all. The AC I’ve never let anyone touch, since it’s so old and has worked fine. I’ve never even put gauges on it. A few capacitors over the years, a condenser fan or two, and maybe an air handler transformer. About 5 years ago I bought 5# of R22 on eBay. Last summer for the first time ever it wasn’t blowing cold. I studied and took and passed the 608 universal so I could check the pressure and add the refrigerant myself. Small leak in one of the schrader valves on the high side. I added some r22 until the superheat was where it should be (piston), but didn’t change the core yet. I bought 2 of the valve stem removers but I’m afraid since the nylog I put on it seemed to stop the leak. It’s been fine this year after sitting all winter. Plus, I wanted to buy some more r22 just in case. The reality is where I live if anyone came to my house to do any service on the AC, I’d be left with a bill for 50k to replace both units. I love .r22 and the piston. Don’t want to change it unless I must. Thanks for the videos. I always learn a lot. Edit. Oh, and I already had to change the condensate pan in my attic once. It was rusted through. I did it without pumping down my system. If it ever happens again, I will have options, and maybe do it the right way, recover, fix and recharge. Couldn’t do that last time.

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Hello. I agree with you. 20-25 yrs old line sets .

They don’t want to replace them. It will be a few grand more . $$$$$

Yes 22. This property bought 30 condensers with( 22)10 yrs ago. They are stuck with them. I guess when these new batch fail or lose refrigerant then we ll convert them with a newer refrigerant. Thanks for the hard start kit. That’s a good idea. Thanks for the tip.

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Hello Richard. Yes it is. That tank is 40cu/ft About 30 $$. Tank is about 170. Take care!! Thank you so much

Yes just add an adapter. If your gas flex line is too old (10 yrs or more). I suggest you get a new one.

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Hey John, That's very true!! Thank you so much for your input. Greetings !!

Ha ha. Mine still strong. LOL

Did you make sure it went down. Did you see it physically, If it went up then you went through the vent. It needs to go down. Let me know.

@@alexthehandyman3494yes brother, I made sure it went down and put full 25 ft snake in, when pulled back nothing came out and then I put a 5 gal bucket of water in each at the same time and it was draining good until the very end it stopped draining again. Help bro !

@@alenbazarov3039 Maybe you just need a longer snake. You can rent one from Home Depot . Get a 5/16 or 3/8 50 or 70 ft.long. Is this the kitchen drain? How far from the main? Usually the main is by where a toilet is? If this is a kitchen, this is a branch and eventually has to reach the main. Keep me posted. One more thing, Is this pipe 1 1/2 to 2 inch? If is bigger the snake might coil and not go all the distance.

Hello, I dont remember . The part number and my DW number is displayed at the beginning of the video.

Hello Peter, Maybe e this is your house. This is Wheaton. Im glad I could help.

My pleasure. Thank you!

Hello, After I installed the belt I'm turning the belt clock wise and then I went counter clock wise. First the belt moved "freely". Then when I turned the other way the belt engaged on the helix and move the tub. When the transmission is shut. It will turn one side but not the other one. "So make sure it spins or turns freely" to make sure is ok. Hopefully that helps.

@@alexthehandyman3494 Thank you so much for your response. Like all your videos it is very helpful. I watched all your videos I could find related to my washer's problem (no agitation after overload) and If you have time it would be great if you could make a final one showing a solution that it seems many are looking for when machine does not agitate. The final question is: Is the helix, the tension pulley or the transmission or? what does not allow the agitation? I posted a video showing the final point at which I am stuck: czcams.com/video/CYoatlrcbJk/video.html. -Thanks for all your videos! They are great!

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Hello, yes. it was cement. The toilet had a leak for a long time and destroyed the floor around the flange. So I repaired it before I installed the new toilet. If your toilet rocks a little bit and your floor is kind of ok you can shim it. Any hardware store sales toilet plastic shims. www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-Plastic-Toilet-Shims-4-Pack-88523/205172157?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&pla&mtc=SHOPPING-BF-CDP-GGL-D26P-026_007_PLUMB_REPAIR-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NEW-PMax&cm_mmc=SHOPPING-BF-CDP-GGL-D26P-026_007_PLUMB_REPAIR-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NEW-PMax-71700000097492033--&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwuJ2xBhA3EiwAMVjkVP9OV6nBKhvSj4sYHM8caqnzzNNyI_6cAyDW0x2OAHXtd0X2DoT6yRoCpecQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Hello, that's because the installer used a narrow post digger . The hole is not that big and the cement surrounds the post just a couple inches all the way around.www.homedepot.com/p/Anvil-47-in-L-Wood-Handle-Steel-Post-Hole-Digger-77568-948/313597426?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&pla&mtc=SHOPPING-BF-CDP-GGL-D28I-028_011_TOOLS-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-PMAX&cm_mmc=SHOPPING-BF-CDP-GGL-D28I-028_011_TOOLS-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-NA-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-PMAX-71700000112731967--&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwuJ2xBhA3EiwAMVjkVIB8BMT2wwTr7MMtYKmqLmy85GEe9U5X59Ok8LyRFjgRjDLn04igAhoCZL0QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds