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People overlook ac maintenance so much. This video will save you hundreds of dollars... Thank you

Don't you guys love it when the professionals comment on these videos and point out the flaws so that they can feel good about themselves? Sure there may be flaws, but overall, its a pretty good video.

holy crap what an intro LMAO

@trashman1694

6 жыл бұрын

I was not ready

Good info and thanks for posting this vid! Only thing missing was better ways for DIY cleaning the coils instead of "calling a pro" to flush it out from the inside. This isn't something you need a pro for .... Show us, then let us determine whether or not we can do it ourselves.

I bought this A/C unit for a hobby room, and it works just fine. A little loud, but I'm not sleeping with it on.

One of the most informative videos on the internet. Thanks so much.

Excellent overview - thanks for producing this!

In summer season air conditioner plays very important role. Very well demonstrated video showing complete procedure how to clean and service of air conditioner.

Loved the intro!! Lol

I would urge people not to spray their condenser coils with some unknown "cleaner". These days coils are either all aluminum or aluminum fins on (too) thin copper tubes. Chemicals in some cleaners can severely damage these metals. Most of the time water is all that is really needed.

Very useful, thank you! Gonna check all this out tomorrow, supposed to be 100F (Yes, I waited until it's too late to check my a/c health, hehe). My central air unit is in the attic and looks similar but lays on it's side.

Solid video for those new to regular maintenance!

Great video thanks!

you are absolutely right!!!! sooo many people waste their money by filling up a system with a hole in it. good stuff.

Good advice for my clients in Miami FL!

THANKS - This was a great insite to my potential cooling problems.

As an hvac technician myself i just wanted to point out that what he said about that suction line needing to be insulated is correct but the refrigerant inside that line is actually coming out from the house its coming back to the compressor so in reality your not really losing any cooling efficiency, great vid though!

Thank you! very good info. Great video.

Good thing he checked the wrong side of the filter.

Awesome video!

Wowsers!!! Had no idea we neglecting our unit so badly!!!

@6:20 - Those cheap filters are great for keeping out sticks and stones, but not much else (even if you DO check the wrong side). A 4" filter is the way to go.

Great video Question : I have a 1.5ton 220volts split unit AC. After few seconds of turning it on the clamp meter reads 22A then rise to reach 37A for few seconds then it stops and the clamp meter reads zero or 0.1A. What could be the problem ?

Great video! Thanks =)

Here's my pro tip. lol Check your circuit breaker before doing anything. It could be as simple as your breaker was tripped overnight.

@tripjet999

5 жыл бұрын

...and there will be a reason for that happening, which means something needs to be corrected, of course.

Hi David, thanks for the video. Question: My HVAC stopped working this week and I got a company coming on Monday to install a new unit. This old AC that just broke was here when I bought my house brand new 14 years ago, so yes the AC was 14 years old. With that said, do you think, I need to replace the ductwork as well? Also add return vents per room? Coz right now I only have one 30 x 30 return vent by my foyer. None in the rest of the house. Your advice is appreciated. Thanks!

With what do you recover the isolation tube?

Volume level of the background music is too loud....overpowers the presenter!

@fredsmith6324

5 жыл бұрын

exactly, can barely hear him and they play music. looking for another video.

thanks for your tips is nice how you tell us all ,when not care the air conditioner for longtime

Ac maintenance is the key to longevity in your AC equipment

As a home DIYer, where can I get condenser foaming cleaner?

My unit is a roof top unit never had the coil cleaned in 10 years it draws the same current that it did the first day they installed it I keep records. Once A year I put a current clamp on the wire going to my unit and measure it that's all I do. You don't need to clean the coil unless it's on the ground and has a lot of junk in it. Keep plants and trees away from the unit and it won't get dirty.

I did some of the checks myself and my AC started working better

I really like that intro

Thank you! Very useful tips

Very good, please reduce the music volume in future video's.

Great video

This one provide the viewer some good tips and ideas. If unsure on what to do or need maintenance for your air conditioner always rely on the experts to avoid bigger problems.

Have you heard about using Cold Plus refrigerant additive to get colder air and use less electricity? I heard that both commercial and residential units are saving between 8% to 18% utility bill savings...is that possible?

So my AC isnt blowing super cold air its not warm but its not cold like normal when outside the unit is running and the fan is running so any idea why I'm not getting cold air

Good information. Now I know what to do with the outside unit in terms of cleaning it. Please talk louder, especially when you are not facing the camera. Thanks

I use a garden hose to clean out the fins, goes from black to silver pretty quick, so I know it's working. Anyone see a problem with cleaning using a garden hose, high pressure?

@66wow99

6 жыл бұрын

That's all you need to do under relatively normal environmental conditions...

excellent teaching. thanks

Using a garden hose is a much quicker and is way more efficiant at getting the dust & debris out of the coils. The insulation on the 3/4 copper line is more for protection. It's cold, but it's going to the compressor, not the furnace coil. 1/4" of dust on the blower wheel could reduce airflow by 20%. Take the temp between the supply and return, it should be between 15-20 degree differance.

I took great plans from Avasva . It help me a lot with my own solars.

How much does this maintenance cost on average?

This is why learning a trade paids off,,I bet he never has to worry about his system failing and having to wait on service to fix it..

Thank you

thanks its time to do my AC , it runs 4 years with out any service in FL :(

most ppl try to do their own maintenance and cause more damage then they think if you're not a certified tech I suggest you call one. save yourself and your unit from harm and putting a big whole in your pocket.

good job

actually he was referring to the sight glass, which is copper coated steel, so they do indeed RUST

7 DISLIKE!??? WT HECK..LOL THIS WAS VERY HELPFUL!!

The comment left by tmaretzki: What is pop up north and soda in the midwest is coke down south. Doesn't matter if it's root beer, Pepsi or Sprite...it's all "coke" around here. Same with oxidation...doesn't matter if it's copper, brass or metal containing iron. Right or wrong, in the south, oxidation is called "rust". Stage 1 of copper oxidation does produce a rust colored residue but as we all know (or as we say in the south, y'all), eventually turns green the longer it's exposed to humidity.

Nice ring lol

thanks

No doubt !!

That intro is lit AF

My ac doesn't blow hard enough .. Help!

with that intro i thought this was just a troll

Dude the insulation is not keeping the refrigerant cold going back in to the home, it's already cold coming from the evaporator in the house and absorbs the superheat becoming 100% vapor, the insulation is to insure that the refrigerant doesn't condense into a liquid and cause catastrophic damage to your compressor, it is a vapor pump not a liquid pump, the insulation holds the heat in until it reach the compressor then the condenser blows all the BTU's out!

@66wow99

6 жыл бұрын

correct

I have a 10 year old Lennox Central AC Unit. The fan stopped moving, so I had the motor fan and the Capacitor replaced. Then it started working again. After 30 minutes, the fan would stop moving while the compressor was running. I could feel the heat generating from the compressor. Turned off the circuit breaker. Tightened the wiring, then the fan worked again. 30 minutes later, the fan shuts off again. Can someone tell me what the issue might be please?

@josebarrios1780

7 жыл бұрын

might be mixed up overload relay switch is it connected right to compressor or maybe its to the fan motor since it turns off when it heats up , or call a tech

@bobjones2292

7 жыл бұрын

Eddie Barrios do you have a heat pump system cause that one thing it will do fan shutdown then the reversing valve goes into cooling then auxiliary heat come on you might want to see if your defrost board working properly

Great step by step video

The low side may pick up excess superheat (SENSIBLE heat, not LATENT heat), especially in hot weather, which in turn will cause the compressor to run hotter, possibly causing a mechanical breakdown and reduced lifetime. Yes this narrator was wrong about the function of the larger diameter tube, but it still needs to be insulated!!

RUST?! Those are copper lines my friend, they will never rust I assure you. DO NOT under any circumstances mess with the copper line set. Also, the coils have copper end loops but mostly use aluminium where the lines pass through the fins. The biggest problem is dissimilar metal corrosion in the presence of moisture on the evaporator coil, and the most likely source of leaks after about 5-8 years. Coils should be replaced when leaks are discovered.

Clean it.... It's harder to do this if yous is an in house A/C. But if it's just an window unit, then it's much much easier.

Why is the title listed as Air Conditioner Maintenance when the video flashes "Conservation Tips with David Mars" - that's two different things. Need to change the title.

great video.....many folk are now upgrading their homes to..... 'mini split' units just a 'heads up'.......they are modulating with and are reverse cycle... for winter heating...

Google "Air Conditioner Maintenance Kit" for a do it yourself maintenance kit.

How many btus can it build? i have 9 plus eight. LOL. btus

5:58 I thought the first audible click was to represent powering off. Then again....again....again and then it occured to me it's part of the music audio.

a paintbrush...???

A great place online to get supplies to do your own air conditioner maintenance is HVAC Maintenance & Supplies google it and check out the air conditioner maintenance kit or coil cleaner links.

hello sir how are you. I'm a Air conditioner Maintenance technician from #ttesconditioner

He checked wrong side of filter....

music too loud did not understand what he sayeloudaun

good video. too bad the music drowns out the guy's voice.

Upside-down v or maybe an a who knows lol

really this is my 13th year professionally never seen a paint brush used to clean a coil...just spray it with condenser foaming cleaner and rinse with a hose...saves time and actually foams out the dirt not packing it in with a brush..this is a joke then he shows how check the back side of the air filter like that side really gets dirty?

what about a hose or pressure washer with the fan nozzle? hell yah buddy - watch the ac lines.

Any service guy shows up making those faces and they'll be exiting with one hand grabbing the back of collar and other giving you a wedgy as they're escorted OUT!

turn the music down would be able to hear u better

is this mario? or luigi?

When a pipe is hanging out the outside of the wall on the outside what do I do about it. And is broke and I can't fix it please help me I'm trying to see if it's supposed to be some foam or what cause it leaks on inside floor and wall.

Cleaning a coil your way could take half the day, call an air conditioning company and just get a full service check. Better advice and not that expensive.Life is too short to brush out condenser coils and you won't end up with a mess you may create!

You can buy a do it yourself air conditioner maintenance kit online just google "air conditioner maintenance kit".

The music is very distracting...

@sierra7534

7 жыл бұрын

nah

@UFOSPACEMAN

7 жыл бұрын

Is that the language of human parasites?... Must be...

Holy shit creepiest intro to anything I've ever seen

@filmbuff1814

9 жыл бұрын

AbraslamLincoln Look in the mirror... you'll see something creepier...

Don't forget to disconnect the power first! lol

Dam! Think I'd rather just be hot. Lot less work.

@arelymdiaz

9 жыл бұрын

Gb

@gopinathmhatre7502

8 жыл бұрын

good idea

Lennox Pulse furnace, worst product ever made by Lennox. I hated working on them.

@Chieftain357

5 жыл бұрын

But that Lennox AC unit is solid.

an OLD lennox pulse furnace.... yuck ....

i ate four peices of chicken, fixed it right away,

@boutrosboutrosboutrosboutros

8 жыл бұрын

that was fucking funny

For those of us that can’t hear very well your background music gets in the way of hearing what is being said! Why obstruct your voice? It’s like throwing a bale of pine needles at your condenser and clogging up the fins. Now, can you relate to that?

How old is this video? LOL PS there is a recall on that OLD Lennox Pulse Furnace Get a CO detector.

This dude really just show the back of the air filter? Smh.

he didn't use a garden hose to clean the coils on the AC unit outside. that's a basic theory. Dolt.

That's some corny loud music played throughout.

WHAT!!! That unit (the outside one) DOES NOT deliver the cooled air into the home!!! BUSTED!!! within the first 2 minutes of the video! 1 minute to be exact! The evaporator inside the furnace unit inside the home provides the cooling surface that the air travels over and moves the cooled air into the rooms of the house or whatever you are trying to cool. This unit (at the beginning of the video) sits outside because it takes the heated gases and cools them and condensing them back into liquid form before returning to the evaporator 'cooler' (changing the liquid into gas) and back again. You showed the wrong side of the filter!!! The other side collects the debris from inside the house!!! The clean side must always be on the blower side. This guy does not know what he is talking about!!! He IS telling you to damage your unit by cutting the drain pipe. You need to open that panel and inspect!! You should inspect once a year and clean if necessary. If the filter is changed regularly then the unit does not need to be cleaned very often....like....every five years. The drain pan in the evaporator unit must stay clean and the drain pipe or hose to the outside drain or floor drain if that is how your system is configured must drain the condensation away from the unit. High humidity areas are more difficult to keep clean mostly because of the mold from inside your home. Way too much BAD advice in this video!!! FREE ADVICE from a Master Technician - I hope it helps