Really impressed with coil repair. I've completely destroyed coils before trying to do the same thing. Glad to see you putting out content again man keep on trucking
Glad your back. Really enjoyed your supermarket videos. I just recently picked up the field piece micron gauge when my blu vac was misbehaving. Really happy with the FP so far
Nice & easy, low (heat) & Slow tis was shaky but very satisfying braze (or soder?) Bummer about the micron gauge. Always a great day when you upload Rookie
Man I don't repair aluminum coils, i'd be scared of that call back. I've seen guys repair them and quote out the coil to be replaced regardless. So if the customer denies it, it's not on us
Hello man, nice job, just one thing, when removing the old filter, if you braze it you are spreading all humidity that may be trapped in the core into the installation, I know it's a lot easier to unbraze and braze. I read in Danfoss installation manual for refrigeration technicians along with many other tips.
Do you think you could make a helpful video for the basics for sequence of operations on most walk in coolers or helpful tips for making wiring easier.
Im a electrician (not a HVAC tech) am i having issues understanding how to hook up a couple new trenton condensor units. Is there a way i can contact you or you could contact me?
I used to do stuff like back in the 80's when i was new. But i learned it's better for the customer and everyone involved to just replace the condenser. Are the customers welfare bums? Charge for a new condenser coil ! As anyone at the factory will tell you, and i have talked to them many times, that is a defective coil and other leaks are probable . I guess the maintenance guy is an illegal who should be deported so you couldn't film him. Worthless undocumented workers from Mexico give the HVAC trade a bad name.
He shows his face in the video and documents his experience on his entire channel. And who cares what you think is better? Not everyone can afford it, period. Keep your ignorance to yourself.
Take the gauge..put in freezer 30 min. Next put rubbing alcohol inside the sensor cap. Shake with finger...blow out with low pressure nitro and shake every 30 sec. Try to use again. If it won't work...replace it, sensor is bad
Really impressed with coil repair. I've completely destroyed coils before trying to do the same thing. Glad to see you putting out content again man keep on trucking
Good to see you back at sharing vids
Glad your back. Really enjoyed your supermarket videos.
I just recently picked up the field piece micron gauge when my blu vac was misbehaving. Really happy with the FP so far
Nice & easy, low (heat) & Slow
tis was shaky but very satisfying braze (or soder?)
Bummer about the micron gauge.
Always a great day when you upload
Rookie
Man I don't repair aluminum coils, i'd be scared of that call back. I've seen guys repair them and quote out the coil to be replaced regardless. So if the customer denies it, it's not on us
A little bit of alcohol in micron gauge will usually correct inaccurate readings.
Cuídate mucho de el calor y el alto voltage soldado
Prematurely feeding the rod. Happens to the best of us 😂😂😂
The microchannel is a product to reduce costs in a fight against the competition, and the manufacturers know it.
Great repair. As long as it’s holds, good to go.
Great video buddy 👍
great to hear from you buddy!!
Filter first, no. You acknowledged the possibility of replacement if the repair failed. Why waste a filter.
Good job. Real work, not theory.
Good job brother
Keep ‘em comin brother
Hello man, nice job, just one thing, when removing the old filter, if you braze it you are spreading all humidity that may be trapped in the core into the installation, I know it's a lot easier to unbraze and braze. I read in Danfoss installation manual for refrigeration technicians along with many other tips.
True but I think it’s minimal. Especially when you’re still pulling a vacuum.
Key thing was that your solder stuck. Being rusty is all good. I’ve only soldered on aluminum 1 time and it was horrible but it held lol.
Do you think you could make a helpful video for the basics for sequence of operations on most walk in coolers or helpful tips for making wiring easier.
You may have exposed it to positive pressure. Clean with mineral spirits. If that dont work warranty, then use the bluvac. Its better.
You did well dude 😊
Likely oil or contaminants on the sensor of your micron gauge. Try cleaning it with alcohol 8:41
Wow your amazing ❤
That’s the thing with all these damn micron gauges. How do you really know they’re reading right?
Exactly
Works better if you put a slight vacuum on the system
You know NAVAC sucks when you have two identical products and they both are broken.
2 smokes and coffee vacuum time is better than no vacuum 😂
😂😂
Im a electrician (not a HVAC tech) am i having issues understanding how to hook up a couple new trenton condensor units. Is there a way i can contact you or you could contact me?
Try the fieldpiece vacuum MG44
Big Dawgggg 👍💪🏽
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you might need to clean the sensor of the micron gauge with alcohol
Clean them w rubbing alcohol
This is why i hate micro channel
Micron gauges are a waste of time and money.
I used to do stuff like back in the 80's when i was new. But i learned it's better for the customer and everyone involved to just replace the condenser. Are the customers welfare bums? Charge for a new condenser coil ! As anyone at the factory will tell you, and i have talked to them many times, that is a defective coil and other leaks are probable . I guess the maintenance guy is an illegal who should be deported so you couldn't film him. Worthless undocumented workers from Mexico give the HVAC trade a bad name.
Lol are you serious??? 🤣 😂😂
Dam bro putting out a lot of hate right there. Comments like this should be kept to yourself
He shows his face in the video and documents his experience on his entire channel. And who cares what you think is better? Not everyone can afford it, period. Keep your ignorance to yourself.
Take the gauge..put in freezer 30 min. Next put rubbing alcohol inside the sensor cap. Shake with finger...blow out with low pressure nitro and shake every 30 sec. Try to use again. If it won't work...replace it, sensor is bad
The microchannel is a product to reduce costs in a fight against the competition, and the manufacturers know it.