Well done. Thank you.

It’s all about the small details in all HVAC repair techniques that separate the Hacks from the true professional techs. Thank you for the lesson.

Thanks clarified the difference between core removal tool, core depressor tool and just a tee, and how to use the depressor in combination with the removal tool. Good Stuff!

Kudos, sir. Very well done. No filler. Perfect video.

Thank you so much for your commitment to the trade and great content.

Thank you for the time put into making these video they are incredibly. Helpful

Very good video. I was just going over this the other day on how I could charge a little refrigerant, then add the core back in...

I just started getting into the field and this video really helped a lot thank you!

Great content as always.

I do not impress easily, BUT you Sir did a phenomenal job. I am not an HVAC tech, though I did see the original AC unit designed by Dr. Gorrie for medical use, but we in Florida are thankful. I just bought a core removal (Mastercool) system to use on my wife's SUV. I saw your video title, and thought there is never too much information, I watched, and was not disappointed. Best wishes, and many thanks!

Nice explanation 👌🏽 spot on

thank you for these tips, very good safe information and great recommendations

Thank you for explaining this. I've been recovering and vacing through my manifold and obviously at times it's beendifficult and often taking way to long 😪 I've seen this free flow method before but never really understood it until watching this video. I switched from being a gas heating plumbing engineer 5 years ago to work on ASHP'S and other renewable heating systems. I was sent on a City & Guilds Level 2 Award in F Gas and ODS regulations which basically covers refrigerant handling. By no means does this make me a refrigerant engineer but I endeavour to fill in the gaps and hopefully gain a much better understanding. Once again thank you for this explanation.

great professional information

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

This video was so informative! Thank you so much!

The o-ring thing I had to figure out by trial and error! Stay safe.🥃🥃🍺 Retired keyboard super tech. Wear your safety glasses.

Great video!

Great video. Thank you. So interesting.

Greatly helpful content

Simply nice and clear and concise share. 👍💎✌️💪

Another great informative video,as usual Brian!! I can't let any body touch the C.R.T. YOU'D think it really is self explanatory, many years ago ,90's not sure first time I saw one . Co-worker of mine put it in my hand and said nothing about how it works ,told me figure it out give it back in a day or 2. Invaluable tool!HOPEFULLY more people will get one nd understand it's true potential. You my friend are a big help at making that seem possible. I don't let anyone ,use mine. Until they prove to me it's multiple fuction's. Great video!!!!

@superheatsubcool

10 ай бұрын

Funny The first time I saw 1 of these someone left it by a unit and just like you it took me a couple of days to realize what it was :)

Thank you, very to the point without scolding.

Your the best youtube teacher by far love your video's. That orifice you have used in the past for precision charging, where did you get it and whats the tech name for it. Much appreciated

Just went through this on a novice level with the A/C on my truck. The low side service port was faulty. The Schrader would not depress but the system was already compromised so it wasn’t vital we apply positive pressure to install the new valve. Ordered the new high side port an began the whole process. A/C works better than ever now.

great info

Understood. Thanks.

In my experience it's a 50/50 chance that the shredder comes out. Overtightened or a carrier!

Thank u for being awesome!

I use a third appion for my micron gauge. Great stuff

Great job and video

How about some information on the CoreMax fittings. Do they give you full flow through them when pulling a vacuum?

Impressive

Whats the issue with installing schrader back in while under vac before charging , risk of air getting in from small gap in core removal tool or running the risk of it pulling in schrader and letting air in ? Great video just hung up on this point

All i hear from the experts is never do anything to allow even the tiniest bit of air in any system or it will damage something in the system.. but yet ive had to get trained by guys whove been in the field for 30 years and watch them screw into a frozen unit without wiping anything off or purging. Dirt and all ive seen on the service port and they just screw in their old gauges that been under the seat and an old tank. Then they go to charge it and set the tank upside down on the fan and proceed to fully open all valves and watch their gauges, eventually cut it all off and when they disconnect they always let a plume out thats big enough to be a ninja smoke screen , then they shake their hand that took the freeze shot, rub it on their pants, and most of the time never put the caps back on the service ports and toss the gauges in their bag and go. Me witnessing this and seeing these systems still running years and years later.. hell i watched one guy only replace the coil and blower unit indoors with a r134 newer unit, leave the old r22 condenser and compressor, but just turn it upside down trying to drain what little oil falls out, pull a vacuum on it, fill it with 134 and charge em 7 grand.. but low and behold that crap show is still running 3 years later.. the outdoor unit was over 20 years old.. lol.. and i touch a unit not even hook into it and instantly clog the metering device or filter.. im just saying here ive seen some magical shit just work for these older cats.. crazyness..

@povoljan13

Жыл бұрын

same boat with ya, I work with a 60 years old guy. exactly as what you've described. doesn't even use a micron gauge. but all units we touch, is still working till to this date.

i usually use 2 core removal tools to isolate the micron gage

Is it safe to put nylog blue on the face of the flare fitting as well as the threads?

I f*cking love this channel..!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

Is my core always depressed??? Yes, yes it is. Silent cries. Great vid srs

How do you Handle when the ports have only a couple of inches clearance before the cabinet gets in the way of the core removal tool and you can’t use them . How would you r&r the cores?

so when you have the crt's hooked up to the valves like after you did a nitrogen test and you take out the cores is it Normal to feel that air pressure push the knob out on the crt?? like when you have to push in to take the cores out of the valves on the condenser it allows some air pressure to build into the crt I have the navac crt's and one appion crt. I used them recently for the first time w a navac vacuum pump that has the built in micron gauge

What about the new style of Schrader’s that I’m seeing on Carrier units. Are they field repairable or do ya need to replace the entire assembly?

Hi Bryan, Just for my clarification, before installing the schrader cores at the completion of the evacuation process, you recommended putting a positive charge of vapor into the system. Is it OK to use a small amount of vapor from blended refrigerants such as the R 400’s? My understanding is to always charge from the liquid state when using blended refrigerants. Also, Is a positive charge 5# acceptable or do you recommend a different psig level to bring the system above atmospheric pressure? Thank you very much, I really enjoy the excellent content that you and your team provides!

@joshh6104

2 жыл бұрын

It's fine to use a bit of liquid as long as you're only taking it to about 10psi. At that pressure 410 boils at below -20 so unless you're in the poles you shouldn't have any liquid left as long as you don't race to crank up the compressor.

so say it's a new system new lineset and condenser do you open the valve on the condenser and then shut it before inserting the shrader back in so there is more pressure prior to inserting the shrader

Can you pull off micron gauge off the side port while vacuum pump is running to pull air into vacuum pump and not get into system ?

So when I'm done with the vacuum I close the valve on the core removing tool unscrew the hose connect my charging hose and let freon in the lines then install my core thing to the service port then open the king valves right?

How far should the schraders be screwed back on? So that later you can get readings with a gauge. I have had incidents where after putting back the schraders , I do t get a reading

The dreaded evacuation... 😂

is a mini split schrader valve the same as on a regular unit? I know it'll most likely be a 5/16 tool but is the actual valve the same?

Just wanted to clear up some confusion 2:25 Are you saying that having a core removal tool is inefficient for vacuum and recovery or only if you are leaving the core in with the core removal tool attached to the port just so that its making connection. And then trying to pull vacuum or recover refrigerant out of the system is inefficient? - Also, in another video there was discussion of when to use a core removal tool. It was mentioned that it may not be a faster process when adding a small amount of refrigerant or in other applications. Would you ever consider using this tool in quick jobs with little or minimal refrigerant being added? For install, adding positive pressure just means unlocking the refrigerant from the condenser before you put the core back in? - How often does the O-ring need to be replaced and is there a quick way of checking for leaks with Nitrogen pressure without installing the core removal to the system?

Would it not be more efficient to charge the system fully before putting the schrader back in so it flows in faster?

The Appion brand works the best.

What do you mean by wait until you are above atmospheric pressure and how I know when I'm above that point?

Appion is the best, I have 2 of them, I even have the yellow Jacket, but not as reliable as the Appion

Doesn't using 7 fittings increase the chances of leaks while hooked up?

Thanks for sharing...so the final step (after the system is charged and under positive pressure) when inserting the core BACK into the system, won't a small amount of air from the rear chamber part of the CRT will be introduced into system? Is this a negligible amount and not to be worried about?

@BabyKMoney

Жыл бұрын

No, cuz once it’s above atmospheric pressure, the pressure will come out instead of going in. (Refrig. Pressure)

I guess on the poppet style its if it leaks vac system all that stuff replace the whole valve of course my 97 cougar has one leaking

What brand of schrader removal tool , you are using for vacuum? I used yellow jacket but when I close the valve the vacuum pressure rise very high and quick

@Icytits

3 жыл бұрын

How high is very high? Most ball-valve type fittings like these tools will trap a pocket of air between the valve and the valve body. When you close a valve near a micron gauge, you'll typically see it rise 200-400 microns. Leaving the valves just short of fully open near the end of your vacuum process can help suck that air pocket out of them.

Do you have an affiliate link to a core depressor tool?

@jordancarrier3402

3 жыл бұрын

C&D makes the one I use. The CD5050. It’s the only way I hook up to a high side. Life changer.

Alat ini bisakah di aplikasikan ke kulkas 1pintu,salam dari indonesia.

I used a defectove adapter for my mini split during the vacuum process which wasn't vacuuming the lines because the Schrader valve wasn't being depressed and then I stupidly released the refrigerant into the system. If i recover the reidgerant and vacuum them will that work, or should i remove the refrigerant and add more.

@BabyKMoney

Жыл бұрын

Sheesh tough question

What pressure do you recommend when breaking the vacuum, before inserting the core?

@tripplewhipper

2 жыл бұрын

I personally just crack my tank to let some liquid into my manifold, purge air out of my hoses, close the tank and purge while connecting my hoses to the core removal tool and let whatever I have in my manifold into the system, depending what size the system is you might have to let more liquid out of the tank but I try to just get it to like 10-20 psi and then put the scraeder core back in and move forward with charging once all cores are in.

@33JJS95

8 ай бұрын

​@@tripplewhippercan you not charge the system fully and then put the core in? So it would charge faster

Can you put the full charge in after vacuuming, and then put the Schraeder in afterwards?

@juanlucero9496

3 жыл бұрын

I have done it that way with no problem. better process my opinion.

@cleansebob1

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, with a BluVac...

@josephgraham1065

2 жыл бұрын

That is how I did my mini split AC but it is difficult to get the shrader back in because of the pressure but you can do it just takes some patience

Just curious how do you know when you're above atmospheric pressure?

@oindigenous9990

3 жыл бұрын

Had the same question 🙋‍♂️

@tirelesshooter

2 жыл бұрын

@@oindigenous9990 If your gauges are set correctly the 0 represents atmospheric pressure. Anything above 0 and you're now above atmospheric pressure.

@BabyKMoney

Жыл бұрын

Anything about 0 homie

What is that angled core depressor tool? Im looking for one like it, but i dont know if i trust anything from ex china to be good.

I always use core depressors to attach my micron guage and never have to disconnect it before releasing refrigerant after a vacuum. They are pretty cheap and an awesome tool to have.

Anyone know a good place to buy replacement Appion CRT O rings? $60 for a bunch of O rings is highway robbery.

I've given up tryna isolated my micron gauge since I find ball valves almost always leak under vacuum which is a real shame innit . Very good vid , Bryan you're on a roll lately mate keep it up blud . Next if you could show how to maintain/ rebuild VCRTs that'd be brilliant. Cheers mate !

@josephgraham1065

2 жыл бұрын

I use two valve core remoal tools that way you can isolate the valve and protect the micron gage without worring about the ball valve leaking.

What can happen if you run a vaccum and charge the system but haven't even removed the Schrader core?

@BabyKMoney

Жыл бұрын

You can do it that way, just takes more time

I've seen this done incorrectly so many times. Everything I try to correct the tech, he looks at me like I'm crazy.

Who thumbs these videos down?? Some old drunk know it all??

L - logic. 👍

Is this something a DIYer can do? Is it dangerous? I had a company come out and they quoted me $1294 for two Shrader valves.!!

@jamesholder5725

3 жыл бұрын

I have a feeling there's going to be some refrigerant figured in with that amount of money. No it's not something you want to do yourself. Do you have the tools and the knowledge? I'm assuming you don't just by you asking that question. Call a qualified tech. You're going to get yourself into a jam and cost yourself more money.

@dicktan1509

2 жыл бұрын

Schrader Valve and Core Removal tool cost less than $50. However, knowledge of how to DIY is priceless !.... Yes you can do it...look for several tutorials...

This vid is three years too late for me! 🤣🤣🤣

Bryan has excellent knowledge and experience. But Bryan is talking too fast .... 6dB slower would be great .... ^_^

This was so depressing.

Worse yet, if you lose your vacuum, you suck moist outside air into your system. That's not cool.

Why wouldn't you just break the vacuum with the service valve and avoid all of that other nonsense?

Snooooooooze fest.....

@oldsouth1865

3 жыл бұрын

I have looked back at your previous interactions on this channel. Why do you continue to watch if all you have to add is negative?

@bigjeep2195

3 жыл бұрын

@@oldsouth1865 It pops up, I watch about 30 seconds and realize you are a total hack and have to leave.

@kevinknight777

3 жыл бұрын

Lol. Master troll level = 100 😁

Just to clarify, when using a core depressor on CRT, one can remove micron gage before applying positive system pressure, not sure please clarify.

Why wouldn't you just break the vacuum with the service valve and avoid all of that other nonsense?

@BabyKMoney

Жыл бұрын

Do you do it that way, I’m about to start pulling my vacuums without the manifold but I’m guessing it’s too much pressure, your way makes more sense but that’s all I can think out

@whiskeycast3785

Жыл бұрын

@@BabyKMoney yes I do