Im not an HVAC tech, but i find these videos fascinating and somewhat therapeutic to watch. Its like bob ross, strangely soothing. You are a master at your craft and your customers are lucky to have an honest tradesman of your caliber.
Professionally I’m a Social Worker who stumbled upon this gentleman as a result of seeking help with installing a thermostat. I’m absolutely hooked to this channel. The details in which he assesses each job is rational and methodical. This in conjunction with calm presentations makes him an absolutely amazing teacher. Thank you, I’m a FAN. Can’t wait for the next videos.
I'm not an HVAC Tech but have always been interested in the trade. Ted, your videos are the best. I can't wait for another one your videos to come out. A huge THANKS to you.
Well... glad I found this video. I just got my goodman single stage hooked up. I've had it in place for almost a year but finally finished retrofitting all connections and ductwork... Worked for a day then did exaxt same thing your dual stage did. Would fire, wouldn't fire. You confirmed my thought about the solenoid being stuck. DEFINITELY appreciate your videos!
Nice video Ted. I've always been one to be heavily involved in DIY around the home and cars. But, I always stayed away from HVAC. Your videos show how much knowledge and skill is required to be good and not dangerous. Thanks for reaffirming my choice to always hire a professional.
No worries about video length from the viewer end, they are always informative. BTW, I've been meaning to thank you. In a past video you walked into a room and noticed the ceiling vents were pointed in the wrong direction. I looked at mine in the downstairs den. They weren't pointed to the heat gain/loss parts of the room. I changed them to do so, and the difference was marked. The den is much more livable. Thanks again.
Hi Ted, you question the operation of the Goodman 2 stage gas valve. Each Goodman board has 3 dip switches that control the gas valve function. It starts on high pressure for ignition then moves to low until dip switch programming is initiated. Also, my understanding of the blower motor specs for wiring is this; bk=hi , bl=med hi , or=med lo , rd= low , I believe your blue and orange wire assignments are incorrect , blue should be hi- heat and orange is low-heat.
I agree with you on mtr speed wires but I disagree on that furnace being a 2 stage furnace if it was it would have W1 and W2 control voltage inputs not just W ( yes a 2 speed can be set up with timing and no input from stat other then W1 and W2 being jumpered but this 40,000 BTU 80% furnace doesn't do that ) it would also have a 2 speed inducer mtr and it doesn't . I have seen multiple single stage furnaces use multi stage valves they buy them in bulk so as long as 24volts is applied to both coils it is a single stage what is exactly what we saw when he checked voltage to gas valve 24 between common and hi and low coils at fire up .
That Goodman looked like a good install...not a lot of ugly and bundled up ducting, plumbing and electrical. The best part of this repair was getting the blower motor speeds on the right spade terminals. Some technicians have no idea about the heat transfer process I guess as A/C should always be on the high speed. Nice unit and a good replacement gas valve got put in vs. some retrofit off brand model. Customer will be so happy now and problem free but the good part is coming, in the summer they will likely notice how much better the A/C works thank you to Ted !
@@chuckquinn8026 especially when a FS isn't but 12 bucks or there is always a piece of Emory cloth lying around ... even a pocket knife will work in a pinch
Thanks to the clear demonstration of the entire process of replacing gas valve This useful video gives viewers the confidence to tackle the job themselves thereby helping them save a ton of money on a professional repair. Thank you for sharing this helpful tutorial!
Before I retired I was in the HVAC trade for ten years and I still considered my self a rookie because there is so much more to learn. I was best on gas furnaces, I used to ask for them if I could problem shoot them. Between being financially stable and my company turning techs into sell sell sell, I retired. 👍
I must've missed the flue motor start up on the 1st couple of times before the new gas valve. But after the reason I say that the induced motor was loud on start up. But I could be wrong. Good practice to replace gas valve no matter what if it sticks. I seen techs leave it and then run into BIG PROBLEMS later. No fires but gas smell and fd show up. So keep in mind people are in the house. Great video Ted, keep trucking kid.
I have been working primarily commercial for the past 15 years and thus it has effected my residential abilities so watching your videos brings back so much! Thank you Mr. Cook! You are a very good 'friend' in my need! Keep up the great videos!
Not HVAC tech. Learned the sheet metal trade over 50 years ago. I was a "parts changer" 4 my home and a few friends. Oil burners only. I retired, moved 2 Florida and really learn and enjoy your video's.
those blue dip switches beside the t-stat terminals, control how the board controls the high and low fire. They come from the factory set on high fire only, you have to reset the switches, to get low fire. When set for two stage, they start on high fire, and then step down to low fire after about 10 seconds.
Hello I really appreciate your expertise on your videos I have really learned a lot from you. Like not sanding the flame sensor and just cleaning it with a dollar Bill I used to sand it with sand cloth but I just learned something new keep the videos coming they are very very good thank you great work👍
Nice to see that you actually checked the manifold pressure and adjusted it. Perhaps its redundant, however, I like to verify the heat rise across the exchanger just to be sure is does not exceed the name plate rating. Had that situation couple of times and had to reduce manifold pressure to just a LITTLE, but still in the permissible range.
Ted I'm not in the HVAC film but I absolutely love your videos and I have weren't a few things and my way of learning is your videos and I really appreciate all that you do for your customers you seem like a very nice guy and in my last video my Advent day one video I gave you a shout out so other people can go to your channel and who knows some of them might be in your area and could a company like yours and I just want to say thank you because now I know what to look for and know when somebody's trying to take me to the cleaners because you know how some untrustworthy companies treat female customers and thanks to your videos I'm more educated on HVAC so that doesn't happen
Good job troubleshooting I enjoyed your videos very educational and I'm not even in the HVAC business I'm a license pool technician repairs with similarities to our pool heater, heat pumps etc.
I just want to say thank you for the video. As a matter of fact, I've got the same problem going on at the office where I work at; and I've and I have reached out to some of my close friends who are also in trade and they have steered me wrong I've been having the issue with gas flow and I figured it was the flow meter.
Thanks for posting this valuable information! Very helpful ! I have same problem. But I got to check other video how to replace gas valve ! Thank you very much 🙏🏻
Thanks for making all the videos you do. You helped me get through school and I'm now in my first job in the field. Being able to see someone work on actual equipment is the best help I could ask for. Plus learning all the little tricks and tips that only come with experience like the dollar bill for cleaning the flame rectification rod. Thank you!!
Good video info. Thanks. I traced the similar intermittent gas valve problem to the bad 3 wire connector contact at the gas valve. Applied dielectric grease and fixed the intermittent problem.
Thanks so much on tapping trick on a freezing day.. Same me big $ and time. I got 24 volts but no clicking on valve. Tapped it 10 times and flipped on/off 5 times. It fires right on.
I was going crazy trying to figure this out. And then... the "just tap on the gas valve" part showed and I tried it, POOF! Gas ignites! Thank you sir. Now I need to decide if I'm capable enough to replace it...😐
Good job and triple checking out the gas valve.. that’s what I suspected in the first place. But it’s always good to double and triple check your rule thumb measure twice cut once
This seems to be the exact model- GMP050-3 - that I have in my attic. Its 21 years old and looks virgin- never worked on. Worked perfect until the other morning when the main circ blower stopped running. I studied Ted's videos all day and then took a look at it. The unit fires up fine...but the circ blower won't start. Blower hand-spins nicely and the leads check out OK on VOM. So I've ordered a new control board and a new capacitor....even though both look fine under close visual inspection. Meanwhile, now I've learned about the heat changer problems with this family of furnaces. So- if I get the unit to run again properly with the new parts, I'll inspect the ht exchgr using the tricks Ted showed....and if it indicates suspicious, I'll replace the ht exchgr. Indeed, I may just do that anyway if the furnace runs good!
Sometimes you guys that ramble on and on are the ones that give the best tips. Even better when you have someone helping you. Let them do the camera work. I got a feeling this is what is wrong with mine.
Paper money has a very high cotton content for durability, so you could use your jeans, shirt, or jacket as well, but it wouldn't be quite as good without the wood pulp mixture. For newer techs, a fiver would work just as well, and for DIY's a dollar bill would do fine. lol
There's the dip switches (3 or 4 dips) on the control board are how you change the staging for heat, there's an auto, off and 5min delay for 2nd stage heat
After years of doing refrigeration, I've had the urge to get back into HVAC. Though, I've never worked residential, and many techs tell me it's hellish.
Good mention, The manufacturers for some reason seem to be wrong with the extra medium, and medium-large fan speeds. A Rheem unit I installed came tagged with a warning label to not change them. I was going to call tech support but never did. I firmly believe high speed for cooling and low to medium for heat unless there is a humidity problem for cooling. Maybe they want the hot air to mix better and not stay on the ceiling?.
The delay in voltage there is just the meter being a little sluggish. Note the multiple lunatic readings while it puzzles out what range it should be in.
Installed same furnace right before Christmas last year and it had a bad gas vlv on it straight from the factory and it was 5 o'clock on Christmas Eve lol
Im not a super tech, but I always check the gas in and out on a valve replacement. They are sometimes higher than the furnace calls for. That will shorten the life of the heat exchanger and maybe go out on high temperature.
So from my knowledge on goodman, the gas valve is tied in with the high limits, (burner assembly and blower) the blower high limit usually goes bad on them and causes this issue
Ted, I'm "addicted" to your videos. I am impressed with the quality of your work I wish you were in the Albany, New York area. Do you ever tell your clients that they need to improve their insulation? I have noticed that many of the houses you go in have poor insulation jobs. Mr. Pete----------> aging hippie
Blue is usually medium hi on the Goodman fan speeds. I saw you hooked blue onto the low heat terminal and the orange which is usually the lower speed on the high heat terminal. I think they may be crisscrossed
I enjoy watching your work. I'm glad you did something about the mic situation. there were a few times I had to leave cause I couldn't hear you. I understand you are in someone else's house and don't want to be screaming to a camera..
Thanks again for all the videos, intermittent problems suck in whatever you do how can you fix something that’s not broke. Some things are obvious others need a lot of testing to find the cause
Amen, been there. You know your ass is gonna be going back there if problem don't happen while you're there. Intermitten calls can quickly become nightmare lol
I had a similar problem with my Goodman gas furnace. My problem was water got in the vacuum line to the vacuum switch. I tested the voltage on the high side of the gas valve tested normal. The low side tested 0 voltage. Then I pulled the vacuum hose and water ran out of it and the port. Once drained the valve worked and furnace fired up.
Ted called it a "dollar bill" and I just dismissed it as a consequence of inflation. This is the first time I have seen actual inflation caught on camera. Maybe Ted is a magician?
I have only done HVAC for 2 winters so I am still learning. What is that sensor at the bottom of the blower? I had one come apart the other day and went to find a spare on other salvaged blower assemblies and out of 5 none had that sensor. Also I had an "intermittent" problem. It would work for awhile and shut off. Various different wiggles and resets and whatever until I finally went to jump that sensor and it came apart. And that was my problem.
Excellent vid and great job. I had a loser come today and wouldn’t test anything. Said the flashing lights said it was the gas valve but no meter testing or any further investigation. Any referrals for San Dimas, Ca?
Been doing this for over 20yrs and never came across that one yet. But I have come across electric heats stuck on, got there and temp in customers house was over 90°
I've had a failing igniter cause the fast ignition fail like that and the full failure to ignite. I would have though the igniter wouldn't even get jot enough to igniter the burner. In some ways I prefer electric heat but gas and propane heaters win because they can be run on a small generator if needed.
Im not an HVAC tech, but i find these videos fascinating and somewhat therapeutic to watch. Its like bob ross, strangely soothing. You are a master at your craft and your customers are lucky to have an honest tradesman of your caliber.
Join the crowd flip, I think it's called an addiction, and yes,Ted actually sounds like Bob Ross.
Goodman is my favorite brand. Have it at my home. It's simple and reliable. In 8 years 1 pressure switch $ 23 and board $88. Did it my self.
Professionally I’m a Social Worker who stumbled upon this gentleman as a result of seeking help with installing a thermostat. I’m absolutely hooked to this channel. The details in which he assesses each job is rational and methodical. This in conjunction with calm presentations makes him an absolutely amazing teacher. Thank you, I’m a FAN. Can’t wait for the next videos.
I'm not an HVAC Tech but have always been interested in the trade. Ted, your videos are the best. I can't wait for another one your videos to come out. A huge THANKS to you.
Sounding good with the new mic hear you loud and clear great job
Agree.
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Well... glad I found this video. I just got my goodman single stage hooked up. I've had it in place for almost a year but finally finished retrofitting all connections and ductwork...
Worked for a day then did exaxt same thing your dual stage did. Would fire, wouldn't fire. You confirmed my thought about the solenoid being stuck.
DEFINITELY appreciate your videos!
Nice video Ted. I've always been one to be heavily involved in DIY around the home and cars. But, I always stayed away from HVAC. Your videos show how much knowledge and skill is required to be good and not dangerous. Thanks for reaffirming my choice to always hire a professional.
No worries about video length from the viewer end, they are always informative.
BTW, I've been meaning to thank you. In a past video you walked into a room and noticed the ceiling vents were pointed in the wrong direction. I looked at mine in the downstairs den. They weren't pointed to the heat gain/loss parts of the room. I changed them to do so, and the difference was marked. The den is much more livable. Thanks again.
Hi Ted, you question the operation of the Goodman 2 stage gas valve. Each Goodman board has 3 dip switches that control the gas valve function. It starts on high pressure for ignition then moves to low until dip switch programming is initiated. Also, my understanding of the blower motor specs for wiring is this;
bk=hi , bl=med hi , or=med lo , rd= low , I believe your blue and orange wire assignments are incorrect , blue should be hi- heat and orange is low-heat.
I agree with you on mtr speed wires but I disagree on that furnace being a 2 stage furnace if it was it would have W1 and W2 control voltage inputs not just W ( yes a 2 speed can be set up with timing and no input from stat other then W1 and W2 being jumpered but this 40,000 BTU 80% furnace doesn't do that ) it would also have a 2 speed inducer mtr and it doesn't . I have seen multiple single stage furnaces use multi stage valves they buy them in bulk so as long as 24volts is applied to both coils it is a single stage what is exactly what we saw when he checked voltage to gas valve 24 between common and hi and low coils at fire up .
That Goodman looked like a good install...not a lot of ugly and bundled up ducting, plumbing and electrical. The best part of this repair was getting the blower motor speeds on the right spade terminals. Some technicians have no idea about the heat transfer process I guess as A/C should always be on the high speed. Nice unit and a good replacement gas valve got put in vs. some retrofit off brand model. Customer will be so happy now and problem free but the good part is coming, in the summer they will likely notice how much better the A/C works thank you to Ted !
You keep making them...we will keep watching them!! Thank you.
High roller ted. Cleaning that flame sensor with a fiddy dollar bill.....
cheaper than scotchbrite
Expensive flame sensor cleaning tool! 😂😂😂
@@chuckquinn8026 especially when a FS isn't but 12 bucks or there is always a piece of Emory cloth lying around ... even a pocket knife will work in a pinch
Sheesh I know right. Just use a rag if anything
I enjoy the longer videos. Its nice to see the process and learn a little something along the way. Thanks, Ted!
Thanks to the clear demonstration of the entire process of replacing gas valve This useful video gives viewers the confidence to tackle the job themselves thereby helping them save a ton of money on a professional repair. Thank you for sharing this helpful tutorial!
Before I retired I was in the HVAC trade for ten years and I still considered my self a rookie because there is so much more to learn. I was best on gas furnaces, I used to ask for them if I could problem shoot them. Between being financially stable and my company turning techs into sell sell sell, I retired. 👍
Yes, when things change to that mindset...leave them.
I must've missed the flue motor start up on the 1st couple of times before the new gas valve. But after the reason I say that the induced motor was loud on start up. But I could be wrong. Good practice to replace gas valve no matter what if it sticks. I seen techs leave it and then run into BIG PROBLEMS later. No fires but gas smell and fd show up. So keep in mind people are in the house. Great video Ted, keep trucking kid.
I have been working primarily commercial for the past 15 years and thus it has effected my residential abilities so watching your videos brings back so much! Thank you Mr. Cook! You are a very good 'friend' in my need! Keep up the great videos!
Not HVAC tech. Learned the sheet metal trade over 50 years ago. I was a "parts changer" 4 my home and a few friends.
Oil burners only. I retired, moved 2 Florida and really learn and enjoy your video's.
You can magnetize your tools by rubbing them one way with a strong magnet.
Thanks for the great videos.
Magnet meet my straight screwing friend. Hehehe can't wait see if ya got me
If not I will leave it in it for day think that works too brought back memories from ages ago
those blue dip switches beside the t-stat terminals, control how the board controls the high and low fire. They come from the factory set on high fire only, you have to reset the switches, to get low fire. When set for two stage, they start on high fire, and then step down to low fire after about 10 seconds.
Hello I really appreciate your expertise on your videos I have really learned a lot from you. Like not sanding the flame sensor and just cleaning it with a dollar Bill I used to sand it with sand cloth but I just learned something new keep the videos coming they are very very good thank you great work👍
Did you ever have a issue when cleaning with Emory cloth ? I've been doing it 35+ and have never had a issue...
Nice to see that you actually checked the manifold pressure and adjusted it. Perhaps its redundant, however, I like to verify the heat rise across the exchanger just to be sure is does not exceed the name plate rating. Had that situation couple of times and had to reduce manifold pressure to just a LITTLE, but still in the permissible range.
I really appreciate your thoroughness. A lot of these guys would have put that gas valve on and got in the hell out of there.
Ted I'm not in the HVAC film but I absolutely love your videos and I have weren't a few things and my way of learning is your videos and I really appreciate all that you do for your customers you seem like a very nice guy and in my last video my Advent day one video I gave you a shout out so other people can go to your channel and who knows some of them might be in your area and could a company like yours and I just want to say thank you because now I know what to look for and know when somebody's trying to take me to the cleaners because you know how some untrustworthy companies treat female customers and thanks to your videos I'm more educated on HVAC so that doesn't happen
Good job troubleshooting I enjoyed your videos very educational and I'm not even in the HVAC business I'm a license pool technician repairs with similarities to our pool heater, heat pumps etc.
Patience is important,especially on intermittent calls like this,good catch on the gas valve.
I just want to say thank you for the video. As a matter of fact, I've got the same problem going on at the office where I work at; and I've and I have reached out to some of my close friends who are also in trade and they have steered me wrong I've been having the issue with gas flow and I figured it was the flow meter.
Thanks for posting this valuable information! Very helpful ! I have same problem. But I got to check other video how to replace gas valve ! Thank you very much 🙏🏻
Talent, Patience, Knowledge & One liners. You are Awesome!
Thanks for making all the videos you do. You helped me get through school and I'm now in my first job in the field. Being able to see someone work on actual equipment is the best help I could ask for. Plus learning all the little tricks and tips that only come with experience like the dollar bill for cleaning the flame rectification rod. Thank you!!
Appreciate the videos…i have mostly been doing just refrigeration for a few years now i am doing res/comm hvac and i need these refreshers ty
Thank you for the consistently great work
Ted's using a 50$ bill to clean the flame sensor which is 50 times better than a 1$ bill. LOL
$1 bills are usually very worn out ragged and don't clean so well, best using shiny crisp new bill from bank :)
@@throttlebottle5906 Emory cloth has worked well for 35 years now for me .
1$ bills don’t work on Goodman’s, got to use 50 and up lol
Good video info. Thanks. I traced the similar intermittent gas valve problem to the bad 3 wire connector contact at the gas valve. Applied dielectric grease and fixed the intermittent problem.
Thanks so much on tapping trick on a freezing day.. Same me big $ and time. I got 24 volts but no clicking on valve. Tapped it 10 times and flipped on/off 5 times. It fires right on.
You’re such a great tech who obviously takes great pride in his work, bravo! Will you take care of me and my Goodman when I get down there?
Ted new microphone works great, Houston I hear you loud and clear 👍🏻
I was going crazy trying to figure this out. And then... the "just tap on the gas valve" part showed and I tried it, POOF! Gas ignites! Thank you sir. Now I need to decide if I'm capable enough to replace it...😐
Good job and triple checking out the gas valve..
that’s what I suspected in the first place. But it’s always good to double and triple check your rule thumb measure twice cut once
Good Mike Terry he did a great job always good info
Appreciate your videos Ted, need to buy a new gas valve at work, it needs to be hit to unstick itself 😂
I have the same problem every year.
This seems to be the exact model- GMP050-3 - that I have in my attic. Its 21 years old and looks virgin- never worked on. Worked perfect until the other morning when the main circ blower stopped running. I studied Ted's videos all day and then took a look at it. The unit fires up fine...but the circ blower won't start. Blower hand-spins nicely and the leads check out OK on VOM. So I've ordered a new control board and a new capacitor....even though both look fine under close visual inspection. Meanwhile, now I've learned about the heat changer problems with this family of furnaces. So- if I get the unit to run again properly with the new parts, I'll inspect the ht exchgr using the tricks Ted showed....and if it indicates suspicious, I'll replace the ht exchgr. Indeed, I may just do that anyway if the furnace runs good!
Turned out that it was the circ blower capacitor. Replaced and it fired right up!
Nope, this is a gmh80453an, it has the GMH pseudo 2 stage board and valve.
Never replace a heat exchanger in a 21 year old furnace, replace the furnace
Still watchin. Appreciate your vids👍
I just figured the fiddy out. You charge the customer for materials and make more :) Smart man Ted LOL
I really appreciate you,making these videos God bless keep the good work man,👍💪
Sometimes you guys that ramble on and on are the ones that give the best tips. Even better when you have someone helping you. Let them do the camera work. I got a feeling this is what is wrong with mine.
Awesome work you are good at what you do can't wait for the next video.
Great videos and it’s not to long either keep up the good work!!
Paper money has a very high cotton content for durability, so you could use your jeans, shirt, or jacket as well, but it wouldn't be quite as good without the wood pulp mixture. For newer techs, a fiver would work just as well, and for DIY's a dollar bill would do fine. lol
I carry a small 1/4 socket set for the hard to get too screws works super good in most cases
There's the dip switches (3 or 4 dips) on the control board are how you change the staging for heat, there's an auto, off and 5min delay for 2nd stage heat
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Klein Tools 65131 2-in-1 Nut Driver. Magnetic so Klein must of been listened to you! thanks for the video :)
I like the new MIC, I can hear you perfectly, I had noticed on some of your older videos that the volume was very low.
I like your videos and appreciate you sharing them with us.
Damn. Havent seen a goodman with the skin slice cutouts in a while.. looks fairly new.
It's a 40,000 80% Goodman . There pretty standard in my area
Kline does make a stubby 1/4 and 5/16 nut runner, its amazing
Sounds much better Ted thanks alot
After years of doing refrigeration, I've had the urge to get back into HVAC. Though, I've never worked residential, and many techs tell me it's hellish.
I've been doing residential for over a decade now and I can tell you that some days suck...... really suck.
Another great video 👍 keep them coming
DeWalt makes a right angle attachment for a 1/4 inch driver. Works for this type of application.
Thank you Ted for the plug
Good stuff, I like your soothing southern voice, I make me feel like .....everything's gonna be allllll right.
Thanks for the shout out ol' buddy 📣📣📣 😎👍
I keep a thermal imager in the small Harbor Freight case.
Thanks for the idea!
Love your tool reviews shannon, keep em up.
@@oldhandyluke Thank you Luke 😎👍
27:10 as Steve Lav would say, "Good enough for this neighbourhood".
This ain't the Taj Mahal!
Good mention, The manufacturers for some reason seem to be wrong with the extra medium, and medium-large fan speeds. A Rheem unit I installed came tagged with a warning label to not change them. I was going to call tech support but never did. I firmly believe high speed for cooling and low to medium for heat unless there is a humidity problem for cooling. Maybe they want the hot air to mix better and not stay on the ceiling?.
Good job, Excellent video. Thanks!
The delay in voltage there is just the meter being a little sluggish. Note the multiple lunatic readings while it puzzles out what range it should be in.
I wonder if it has a settable 'time constant' for display damping.
We appreciate you and your great repairs
Installed same furnace right before Christmas last year and it had a bad gas vlv on it straight from the factory and it was 5 o'clock on Christmas Eve lol
Had a york a few years ago that had a bad gas valve and pressure switch right out of the box. We stopped selling them after that nonsense
Im not a super tech, but I always check the gas in and out on a valve replacement. They are sometimes higher than the furnace calls for. That will shorten the life of the heat exchanger and maybe go out on high temperature.
So from my knowledge on goodman, the gas valve is tied in with the high limits, (burner assembly and blower) the blower high limit usually goes bad on them and causes this issue
It can but if there is 24 bolts on MV and igniter is bright red and there is gas pressure on the inlet side it should fire .
Yes.i agree.i found out the hard way. Have a couple extra gas valves because it took me a couple days to figure out the fan limit problem
would be nice if you show the replacement of gas valve
I have the same problem,just ordered it from Amazon hope it goes smooth like your video lol
Ted, I'm "addicted" to your videos. I am impressed with the quality of your work I wish you were in the Albany, New York area. Do you ever tell your clients that they need to improve their insulation? I have noticed that many of the houses you go in have poor insulation jobs.
Mr. Pete---------->
aging hippie
Blue is usually medium hi on the Goodman fan speeds. I saw you hooked blue onto the low heat terminal and the orange which is usually the lower speed on the high heat terminal. I think they may be crisscrossed
I love to watch your video on utube! They help me lots. Do some on heat exchanger change out?
I enjoy watching your work. I'm glad you did something about the mic situation. there were a few times I had to leave cause I couldn't hear you. I understand you are in someone else's house and don't want to be screaming to a camera..
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks again for all the videos, intermittent problems suck in whatever you do how can you fix something that’s not broke. Some things are obvious others need a lot of testing to find the cause
I learned a long time ago to be hard on everything when you have a inconsistent problem it will show it's head !
Amen, been there. You know your ass is gonna be going back there if problem don't happen while you're there. Intermitten calls can quickly become nightmare lol
Nice troubleshooting!
He used to use a $100 bill! Getting cheap
This was very helpful. Thanks
Good job man! What were the jumpers doing, bypassing the thermostat?
Another great video Ted! Audio went from way too quiet to perfect right about 12:30.
I had a similar problem with my Goodman gas furnace. My problem was water got in the vacuum line to the vacuum switch. I tested the voltage on the high side of the gas valve tested normal. The low side tested 0 voltage. Then I pulled the vacuum hose and water ran out of it and the port. Once drained the valve worked and furnace fired up.
Great job and video like always
Glad you had a $50. I forgot what they looked like 🤠
Ted called it a "dollar bill" and I just dismissed it as a consequence of inflation. This is the first time I have seen actual inflation caught on camera. Maybe Ted is a magician?
intermittent on those, suspect pressure switch first. then the rest!
Or just read the fault before you reset the board ! Lol
Do you charge for the flame sensor cleaning device?
Ted is making the winter sandpaper money I see.
Ted's got a pocket full of sandpaper. 😆👌
I have only done HVAC for 2 winters so I am still learning. What is that sensor at the bottom of the blower? I had one come apart the other day and went to find a spare on other salvaged blower assemblies and out of 5 none had that sensor.
Also I had an "intermittent" problem. It would work for awhile and shut off. Various different wiggles and resets and whatever until I finally went to jump that sensor and it came apart. And that was my problem.
Excellent vid and great job.
I had a loser come today and wouldn’t test anything. Said the flashing lights said it was the gas valve but no meter testing or any further investigation.
Any referrals for San Dimas, Ca?
its why I use Waze. You can see the route in full before you drive it and actually see the destination to make sure it's accurate.
Are there any which still use a thermal switch to control the blower or is that not allowed anymore?
I have learned a lot from you
Thank you for watching !! I really appreciate the support !!
I do enjoy the longer vids
Have you ever seen a gas valve stick open?
That's a good question. 👍😊
I have but only once and it was a 700millivolt valve on a old 70%
Been doing this for over 20yrs and never came across that one yet. But I have come across electric heats stuck on, got there and temp in customers house was over 90°
Another good video.
What type camera do you use to create videos?
iPhones .... GoPros ..... and occasionally an old JVC camcorder. Mostly the phones though.
Another great video, BTW....
Good work Ted as always. Audio is great by the way.
I've had a failing igniter cause the fast ignition fail like that and the full failure to ignite. I would have though the igniter wouldn't even get jot enough to igniter the burner. In some ways I prefer electric heat but gas and propane heaters win because they can be run on a small generator if needed.