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Using That Magnet Like A Pro!🤣
hawk tuah 😂😂😂
@@typical2195 spit on that thang!
Can’t no one beat your valve like you can
Lol
"That sensor looks special." LOL! Cracked me up
1:00 I think they have a roof leak. Time to check the fire sprinkler system LOL
Lol
I feel like Chris could make a parody video called “small picture diagnosis,” where he performs all the wrong practices he tells others to avoid.
That’s all the service calls I don’t film…. Behind the scenes kinda stuff
@@HVACRVIDEOS Potential April Fools' Day 2025 video?
@dashcamandy2242 I was about to suggest the same
@@HVACRVIDEOS - You set up a not quite dead unit on a fake 'roof' platform, and use all the iffy parts you've removed from other jobs over a four month period.
Someday your channel is going to have millions of subscribers! Keep doing what your doing and your going to get there. You are my #1 favorite channel to watch and you are amazing!
Thanks for the nice words
Thats crazy water leaking from the roof, I thought it had a water cooling thing for inside that pannel! Nice vid chris
Thanks
Whenever you get the short "summer" hair cut, my eyes are immediately drawn to your CZcams logo. Do us long time fans a solid. Give us a little history lesson about your logo. When and how you came up with it. Any details you think may be fun to talk about. Personally, I think it's a testament to your consistency. That may seem trivial, but I believe your customers, aware or not, depend on it more than they realize. Not only them but any of your apprentices benefit from it too. 😁😎✌🏻✌🏻👍🏻👍🏻
That's a great question, this next live stream I do on Monday I will talk about how my logo came to be
Hey Chris, you did a great job brazing in such a confined space. Personally, I would have put some sort of heat shielding for the TXV to help prevent issues. As there is always a small amount of oil present and the TXV is a mechanical device, limiting heat to it will prevent any oil present changing its nature. Synthetic oil can become like glue when heated. Also, is there a fishtail nozzle or head you can use on your brazing torch for more precise application of heat to pipework?
(The automotive industry found out the hard way how synthetic lubricants can trash engines in certain situations because the synthetic lubricant turned into a 'glue' and didn't just burn off like a mineral oil would.)
good job as always enjoy your videos i sold my hvac company and retired two years ago
Good video.
Always like watching your stuff
Great video. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for taking the time to watch
Good advice like always I learn a lot from you.!
Thanks bud
Thanks
awesome content and information as usual!
Thanks bud
Have you seen the fire proof blanket wraps. I use them at work when doing hot work.
Good job Chris......
Thanks
Great job. Thanks for video 🙌👍👌😊🍀
Thanks for watching
I love your vids. I would like to become a hvac tec when I grow up and all your videos help me know what is what. Thanks for the vids keep it up.
Thanks. For. The video
Good stuff has always
Thanks for watching
I always cut the valve body right at the brass w dikes to get some pull room and get the valve body out the way to get torch around the pipe better
Bro no wet rag on txv or solenoid..😮
That's never an option
The lack of grease in the bearing leads to less drag allowing the fan to free spin. Until it gets rusty that is.
I agree, it is the one that continues to spin that is failing, that's why you see grease/oil residue...
I think youre brave to unsweat the joints when the machine is on the roof, I used to do it until one valve was full of oil in the lineset it was like napalm in the cooler i was lucky not to get it in my face so after that I always cut pipes when the machine is on the roof😁
True boss 😊
Great job Chris. Time for that equipment to go.
any updates on the home system rebuild? video 7 you said there where still things you wanted to do.
No updates yet
I'd be interested in seeing how the system is performing now that the weather is warming up in SoCal. If I recall he ended up downsizing the system from a 3-ton to 2-ton (I think...).
Yeah I will start thinking about an update video
Yoo im usualy late to the party. Im lookin forward to watching this one 😂
Thanks for showing up
Thank you for another awesome video! 😊
I love ur vids
Right? I’ve watched ALL of them. I don’t even work in HVAC 😂
@@Jbs6187 fr
Hi there from Compton CA
Howdy
Don’t shoot! 🙆♂️
No wet cloth for soldering? I did it of course, but you risk the o'ring from the SV or even worse you can burn the thermostatic element of the TXV.
I know you started this channel as training videos for your crew and I was just curious how many of your employees still watch your channel? I mean I'm not in ac repair but I love your videos
Thanks for the support, I believe most of my employees still watch my videos from time to time
I **might** have considered letting the solenoid valve slide IF, and only if, it actuated reliably after "exercising" it a few times. You couldn't even get a 10% success rate fiddling with the magnet, so obviously the right call to get them limping along for now.
We've been having problems maintaining safe food storage temps on the top of our Delfield sandwich station - but that most likely stems from the 4 AM to 2 PM staff leaving the lids open, plus our Franchise Owner's insistence that the HVAC system be set to 78°F in the summer to save electricity. Everything below that top level is 33-34°F, which is below the minimum temperature, so even with the four slices in the power cable's outer insulation, a drawer that doesn't close fully, and drawer seals that always pop out of their "track," not to mention the lids themselves haven't been mounted to the unit for at least twelve years because the parts are lost (they just sit loosely on top), it seems to be working just fine - it simply can't keep up with the restaurant's ambient temperatures and a string of Managers who refuse to enforce closing the lids when not preparing food. I'm the store's Food Safety "Not-C," I won't allow this on my shift.
Oh, we have two zones for our HVAC, one for the back/office, the other for lobby and cook line. Both remote temperature sensors are in the lobby, because that's what we get for spending over $1M in "renovations." (They might not even be connected, since the renovation crew destroyed the store's Muzak system wiring, surveillance camera wiring, fire alarm wiring, and burglar alarm wiring, which all had to be repaired months after reopening.) Each HVAC register was dripping condensation from it today, we don't have enough "Wet Floor" signs to put under them all! Had to put a bucket under one for some time, as it went from dripping to a constant trickle.
Reminder, because I cannot stress this enough: OVER $1M SPENT, every other store in the renovation was completed long past its scheduled time; ours was complete ahead of schedule. Every other store's renovation blew away the budget, ours somehow came in under budget. I think we can deduce why. We make the most profit out of all the other stores within our franchise zone, our sales every summer shatter the sales from the previous year, but because we're in a small town of 3,400 residents (with 20-25k commuters passing through daily, more in the summer as we're on a major route to several beaches) we get the short end of the stick all the time.
On the plus side, our fluorescent lighting fixtures aren't filling up with condensate anymore, so maybe they got the ducting fixed? 🤞 We'll see, the summer is just beginning. I may be pessimistic and cynical, but I'm rarely wrong. 🤪
I agree to high of an inside ambient, your fresh air intake may also need to be balanced
Why did you not wet rag the TXV? Just asking from a past service Guy who now does controls only for the last 15 years. Cool to watch your videos as it brings back my past in service. Keep up the awesome work.
Nobodies perfect, he probably just forgot or didn’t have it at the time
Chris. Getting a General Contractor to install the box is the worst thing you can do. They have no clue on how to properly put a box together. If it has a floor such as in the freezer I would use vinyl asphalt tile to level the floor, because we know the GC can never get a flat and level concrete floor. The boxes I installed were mostly Vollrath and Bally. Generally Bohn on the refrigeration equipment. I would hang the coils and set the condensing unit. I would work with a local "Frigeration" contractor to run the piping. The the local Frigeration contractor would then do any service after that as I was gone on another job in another town or state. I might do upwards of 30 installs a year.
30 a year ? Damn you made a lot of money
@@AErefrigeration I am not complaining
You did the best you could with what you had to work with. Thats the name of the game....text book is a fallacy and sounds great.....seldom is realistic. 🫡🫡🫡🫡
Exactly right
When you pull a vacuum, you are suppose to close the suction valve. the compressor valves always leak a bit,especially in a vacuum.Also if you close the leaving side,no need for a drier.hope that helps.new evap.
That helps alot, thanks
still haven't peeled the plastic protective film off the meter, rofl!
1 minute ago? I don't think I've ever been this early
That's because your awesome
@@HVACRVIDEOSNo you're awesome! The exercising of the valve was the best lol
I am actually maybe thinking of exploring this filed, but in Ottawa. What is your advice ? 21:52
Another 💣 @$$ video 😂
Am I crazy?
Parker/Sporlan RULES on TXVs.
But I seriously think Emerson/Copeland stomps then hard on filter driers, LL solenoid valves, etc.
I know sponsors are important but with the exception of TXVs I really could not care less about Sporlan parts at all.
you could have relocated the valve just outside the evaporator and made it easier to work with.
That roof needs cleaning -- urgently. There is widespread rubbish.
You crack me up, have no gloves, and use the braze rod till you can't hold it anymore.
Does your shop have tuning sledgehammer for solenoid valves? It could be handy in those situations, as I see it
Lol, sounds handy
Solenoid should be in vertical position
I heard math and comm 1-2 are involved.
Txv so close & hard to tell dark tight spaces but did you heat sink Txv on un sweat or re sweat
Chris I got a 3 phase power wit high leg got scroll compressor , just wanna verify if the high leg goes on the Run terminal ??
Thats a good question, im going to discuss this further on my live stream this coming Monday afternoon
I'll stay tuned , thanks for ure time
How do you like the fieldpiece hoses?
So far they are very nice, every once in a while I have an issue connecting the hoses to certain access ports because of the permanent 45 degree fitting with the ball valve on it
I am not in the industry either repair or the restaurant industry but I would have to imagine replacing a box is a major undertaking would they have to shut down the place for a couple days?
They could rent temporary refer trucks for the duration of the install
lots of little leaks might as well be the same as a large leak, right?
Yes
Who else thinks RLS press fittings are going to become the norm?
Are they reliable tho? A press fitting would definitely made that solenoid install faster
Big picture
Condenser fan motors are ball bearings or bushings?
both
Sir i want to buy your sporlan magnet for manualy use how to buy...????
I would check with your local supply houses, they are pretty common
I always thought solenoid valves need to be installed with stem pointing vertically.
Sporlan literature says "All standard solenoid valves may be mounted horizontal, on its side or in a vertical line"
Can the drier be the problem to an iced up suction line?
yes
That's a good topic to dive into, this coming Monday I will discuss that in a bit more detail on my live stream.
So when we going to get another update on the house unit ?
Health unit ?
@@HVACRVIDEOS sorry I meant to say house unit.
no updates yet
@@HVACRVIDEOS All right cool Hope you have a great day .
Was the water just melting ice?
yes
Yes
The walk-in won't get cold because Chris messed with it and broke it once again lol i had to dude just busting ya chops as usual.
Shit happens when you gotta work on junk lol.
@@mackenziegray2090 i know right i work in I.T. for the local schools so yeah i've seen some junky installs with servers and stuff. it's like no wonder this crap broke lol.
Hey Chris, @ HVACR not easy being cheesy. I like your podcast/social media, looking thru some comments/reply??.I guess some of your customers,family and friends are still checking in on you. When you were young, did you and your friends have eaten pizza at Chuck E Cheese. Or did you go out hunting with a man Dick Chenney. Do you still have a back bone made of steel. If so, then you still may have some "Big Dick" Chenney qualities. Love you buddy, you be safe out there.
Everything about low boy coils suck. Dropping the pan being the worse.
I’ll forgive you this time on your soldering technique as you did not have much space with this one, but there’s room for improvement.
2025 am i in the future? Or is it just me?
Did you drive here in a DeLorean as well ?
Never seen so much Dirt and Debris on a Roof you Work on. It’s Unbelievable how much Junk gets up on the Roof and spreads ALL over the place. 🤔👎
Brazing with no soundtrack? Come on now.
I will have a talk with my editing team