For those that want to fix the ac for the day..tap on the reversing valve witha hammer keyword "tap" this is exactly like what you do with a bad starter on a car you tap it til it works..you live it jumped from orange to red
Yes like any other parts. Verify the coil is energize using a flat head screw driver on the top of center of coil and moving the screw driver up and down slowly to see if the coil energize. You will get a magnetic pull and If no magnetic pull. Check for power and ohm the wires with the power off.
Don't clean spine fin coils unless you are 100% sure needs cleaning causing issues and only used water to clean. Automobiles how often the condenser coils gets clean?
You're the man. Awesome tip
He sounds like Water Boy's assistant coach
This man the Jamaican HVAC extraordinaire
Bro he’s Hawaiian 😂
@@derekwagstaff9279 🤣 shows I don't know island accents for shit. But he is extraordinary.
@@AJ-ox8xy I only know bc we have an installer who sounds identical to this man and he’s straight off the island lmao
Thank you for the lesson on heat pumps bobby. Now can you tell us why alligators are always mad? 🐊
Alligator hiss at you :)
It's because they got all them teeth, and no tooth brush, at least that what my momma says.
Medulla Oblongata vibes.
-Water Boy.
It’s your daddy Roberto
Rong pff
there is no magnet in there.. the pressure from the discharge line pushes the valve inside to each direction
He was talking about the magnet placed on top and on the bottom of the valve to show movement, since you can't see the actual valve inside shift
For those that want to fix the ac for the day..tap on the reversing valve witha hammer keyword "tap" this is exactly like what you do with a bad starter on a car you tap it til it works..you live it jumped from orange to red
Heat pump systom engizing pass cool gas pas circulted
This is drakes dad
Is it common for the seleniod to go out?
Yes like any other parts. Verify the coil is energize using a flat head screw driver on the top of center of coil and moving the screw driver up and down slowly to see if the coil energize.
You will get a magnetic pull and If no magnetic pull. Check for power and ohm the wires with the power off.
@@islandbeaches395I use ohms, they are usually 14 to 17.
Jeez can you wash that coil
Don't clean spine fin coils unless you are 100% sure needs cleaning causing issues and only used water to clean. Automobiles how often the condenser coils gets clean?
What if its switch stuck on heat
Verify there is power going to the solenoid and the correct refrigerant pressure.
@@islandbeaches395 should it be 230 volts?
Check the the solenoid coil for the voltage rating it's stamp on the housing.
@@scal760No, normally low voltage power. So 24 volts but like his reply check voltage spec on solenoid.