Perfect setting when your working by hours

@2L82PAY

11 ай бұрын

Or overcharging

@JohnDoe-tf8ov

Ай бұрын

Nobody recovers an over charge!😂 Over achiever over here!!! 😂 JK you're a good person

@obama7325

Ай бұрын

@@JohnDoe-tf8ovbro he is saying overcharging talking about money

Bucket of water is quicker😂

@jlimg5215

Жыл бұрын

hhahahahhahaa i agree

@ianicus123

Жыл бұрын

And way cheaper, I've never seen a more convoluted and expensive RECOVERY setup lol

@NeighborhoodDada

Жыл бұрын

Pulling off both sides would be way quicker also lmao.

@tedhicks5431

Жыл бұрын

With ice but cant use scales get the 80% of capacity

@juelzd7172

Жыл бұрын

Beats the heat as well

I used the CPS MT69 molecular transformator and the CPS TRS21 oil less recovery pump and a bucket of ice water. Could pull 20 lbs from ice machines in minutes. Was the fastest setup I ever had. Just remember to put MT69 in ice water bucket because it needs that medium to transfer the heat.

How much is the EPA paying you?

pretty much the same exact setup i use, even same scale, except i use appion core removers and appion quickflo 1/2" hoses on both the in and out of the mr45, and use a WSG082F flare drier w/ sight glass on the intake so i can keep track of my liquid quality/amount and track any moisture content my drier is picking up well before I plan to swap it. In any case, you got all the right ideas. It's clear that Good Fast Recovery is in this man's life. Kudos for vid.

Love your set up while working

Nice unit. By far the fastest method of recovery on larger refrigerant quantities is to use 2 valve bottles by drawing vapour from the cylinder with the discharge line back to a high point and a liquid connection to the unit connected to the liquid connection on the bottle. Where practical to do, this is the fastest possible method as most of the refrigerant is moved by the differential pressure created by the recovery unit without having to have liquid boil off to vapour

@markm0000

12 күн бұрын

Thanks I appreciate the info

The subcooler works really well keeping pressure and temps cooler in tank. Highly recommend

or you can do what the guy who tried to fix my fridge did. Just vent it to atmosphere. I thought I was dealing with a professional. When I asked about what he did with the refrigerant, he said he vented it through some water so its safe. I was speechless.

@povoljan13

Жыл бұрын

It might be a propane refrigerant wherein you can vent it to the atmosphere legally.

@truscorpio13

Жыл бұрын

@@povoljan13 Please tell me what appliance uses a propane refrigerant that has no GWP or ozone depletion.

@thaitichi

Жыл бұрын

@@povoljan13 It's R-134a

@OcRefrig

Жыл бұрын

R-290 is propane & is to be Vented to Atmosphere. Used in alot of refrigerators these days. All others - Hfc , Cfc etc. Supposed to be recovered. Major fines in Usa 🇺🇸 if u don’t recover. R-290 is Flammable ( propane ) supposed to be vented to fresh air. Do NOT Use recovery unit or You could Blow yourself up ! Get injured etc.

@murkyturkey5238

Жыл бұрын

@@thaitichi 😂 I can’t believe he told you that

I was told that dumping it in the vapor port on your tank is faster

@OcRefrig

Жыл бұрын

It is because you are dropping it in recov tank & not pushing it through the liquid straw in the recovery bottle & against liquid head as tank fills.

@murkyturkey5238

Жыл бұрын

It will take longer and your machine will work harder bc the tank gets hot

@ianbottom7396

Жыл бұрын

Faster on larger systems to use 2 valve bottles as an accumulator (of sorts) connecting the liquid valve to a system low point or points, connect the recovery unit suction to the vapour valve on your bottle and your recovery discharge to a system high point, this then uses the recovery unit to provide differential pressure and the liquid will flow very quickly, of course once you have no liquid you need to then extract vapour in a conventional way

@JOSERization

Жыл бұрын

@@ianbottom7396 push pull?

@ianbottom7396

Жыл бұрын

@@JOSERization yes same method

Sweet! That’s a nice set up, I like that.

Great work bro

That is a nice set-up. Do you ever put the tank in a bucket if water or ice? I've recovered very quickly doing this method

@murkyturkey5238

Жыл бұрын

If it’s hot outside I run water over the tank

u should post more often i really enjoy watching ur vuds

Nice setup!

Good vid. Tip - Get rid if the 1/4 x 3/8 hard complex & stressed fittings on inlet & just use another 1/4 x 3/8 hose on inlet from drier. Note - You Could damage recovery unit with hard fittings at inlet of recovery unit. Your putting alot of stress on that area with hard fittings. A hose allows for softer connection & less stress on that connection point.

Amazing

In my opinion, I like recover to vapor port instead the liquid. Putting in liquid is one more restriction and more time to recover

Ive been on hvac for a bit now and everyone uses a damn bucket or whatever is closest to a bucket😂

I just push in the schrader valve..that seems pretty fast

Add it in the vapor side of tank with tank upside down. Eliminates pushing through the dip tube

For quickly discharge need under pressure tank,and first discharge liquid line of system and must put water on the tank refrigerant(low temperature so quickly discharge)

Do you have a video of setting up and doing the recovery?

Like what you did with the clamp adapters, gunna have to look into that

Just run water over the tank from a garden hose to keep it cool and pressures down. By the time you hook up all those gadgets, I am halfway done.

Jesus Christ, $3,000 worth of shit to pull the charge in a 5 ton (or less) 5 minutes faster? 🤣

@Alex-jo2oi

Жыл бұрын

yo fr tho lol its not like it will be used in a commercial / industrial setting

@grashoprsmith

Жыл бұрын

Haters gonna hate

@jman0870

Жыл бұрын

@@grashoprsmith um no…I use high volume evac kits all the time. I just don’t drop $3000+ to evacuate a 5 ton split 🤣

@user-ln7of9gs4s

Жыл бұрын

@@Alex-jo2oiyou can write better than that. “Yo fr?” 😢

@APSHVAC

11 ай бұрын

@@jman0870 I mean he does commercial repairs too.

Put that con on ice. Awesome setup👍

Upload more please!You have a great content! Keep it up 👍🏾🙌🏽

You only recover from gas only? Love the set up, I would keep everything the same except I would pull from high and low and T both lines into recovery machine than out to tank

bucket of water looking real good rn

If it was a large system I say yea. But for 11lbs on a 5 ton Trane.. kinda overkill. My mr45 can pull a 5 ton Trane down in 10 minutes through my manifold

@JoeLiberalism

Ай бұрын

This does it in 3 minutes. Time is money

I get paid by the hour, I’m just taking care of other stuff while recovering. Just say you wanna show off your expensive nonesense equipment

Man I never thought about using larger diameter hoses for recovery. Do you notice a difference in recovery tank temperature? Sweet setup bro.

@ianbottom7396

Жыл бұрын

Same for evacuation, if you want faster vacuum, the bigger the line diameter and the shorter the quicker it will be. I can’t remember the math relationships exactly but there’s an exponential increase in time taken Vs line diameter and length

@idcaboutthisusername

Жыл бұрын

Hook up a heat exchanger in a bucket of ice water before the tank. This is how we recover larger systems.

@danny281983kkjj

Жыл бұрын

nah no difference

Overkill for residential. But would be ideal for me on the supermarket side.

Nice

Giant hoses still push the same amount of refrigerant thru those schrader valves.

I use 3/8 hoses when I’m recovering 50 plus but smaller packages it’s only gonna take 10 mins 🤷🏼‍♂️

I prefer atmospheric recoverer system

Where do you get the hoses and connectors

Breaking the coil and running always worked for me. 😆 🤣

Where did you get all those fittings at?

Lol definitely is a vaccum gauge on the bottom on the Schrader valve remover on the bottom

Good

Sweet setup!

Just wondering why you're trying to push into the liquid side of the tank.

@kappa8767

Жыл бұрын

Inside the tank the discharge port has a much smaller straw than the suctions port. The smaller straw allows a quicker better recovery

Where did u get that 90 degree fitting 1/4 to 3/8??

Why are you only connected to one valve? Would it not be faster to be connected to both the low, and high side?

Whered you purchase the 1/4 to 3/8 90

How do you store the refrigerant trapped in your yellow hose?

Can you use this to recharge the system

Probably moore like $1000 for everything and it works great.. Time is money its worth every penny

Can you recover butane with this kind of recovery pump?

What filter is that?

Where did you that Y fitting?

What ball valve is that on recovery tank ?

Why the half inch hose and then a 3/8 hose?

The hose is your constriction. Look at the ID of that thick walled hose

there is no other piece of equipment i reach for ,my recovery machine,makes me money

@HVACRTECH-83

Жыл бұрын

So you just recover refrigerant for other techs for a living and don't actually do any hvac work besides recovering for others? Hmm not a bad buisness idea. Would definitely cut down on stress and loss of sleep from those pia systems

@strattuner

Жыл бұрын

@@HVACRTECH-83 people don't want to deal with it,and most of the people i do it for,don't understand the critical operation of a perfect vacuum,recharging,its the whole job

The zerostop feature sucks. It always cuts out before im done recovereing on smaller systems.

Nice work 💯💯💯 Can you help me. Their is any jobs vacancy in ac technician

So my question is, do you plan on reusing the refrigerant? I ask because of the dryer in the line. If I plan on reusing the same refrigerant I would use a test kit to see if it was contaminated. If not then yeah that system is top tier! Still and very nice setup... respect!!

@jor7137

11 ай бұрын

Wouldn´t the filter drier also protect your recovery pump?

@DubYaJsWorld

11 ай бұрын

@@jor7137 the recovery machine doesn't use the refrigerant as the compressor does. So it doesn't matter if you don't have one for the pump. You just have to test the refrigerant and make sure it's not contaminated.

@jor7137

11 ай бұрын

@@DubYaJsWorld I was thinking it could filter debris.

@DubYaJsWorld

11 ай бұрын

@@jor7137 yeah any point can be a failure.

Nice set up but most of these Fly by nights here don’t understand this concept. The type that want to change a condenser because he can’t find the bad capacitor. 😂. Great techs aren’t cheap and cheap tech aren’t good. That’s word.

What is the point of a filter drier? Catch trash if you’re going to use the refrigerant again?

Look at that pack out case chilling in the background. I see you baby

@JohnDoe-tf8ov

Жыл бұрын

😂

@JohnDoe-tf8ov

Жыл бұрын

First thing that caught my eye

What in the hell is that space machine? Everyone knows just jam it under the pad and open er up. Ssssssssssssssssssssssss 😂

@Matt-kh5be

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@DiggidyD

Жыл бұрын

😂💀💀💀💀💀💀

I just use my Sawzall 5000!!!

@JohnDoe-tf8ov

Ай бұрын

It's no doubt the fastest and cheapest way to "recover"

What is zero stop?

Why would you put it through a filter line dryer? Are u reusing that Freon or something?

larger hoses don't really matter when the intake shutoff down at the valve is only 1/4"

@user-te3qq1rb7u

Жыл бұрын

That’s actually a common misconception. There are videos out there explaining the science of why that’s not true, but the easiest way is to think of it as a traffic passing through construction. It slows at the point of construction but flows freely on each side of it.

@DonnieLakota

Жыл бұрын

@@user-te3qq1rb7u but it’s still flowing less particles or cars through that specific part. It’s like a Venturi. Speed is available but volume is limited by the orifice

Can someone tell me where he got the 1/4 to 3/8 female to female piece cause I can’t find anything like it. Is it custom?

While i like and agree on your kit , i have to buy all my tools so do u think i will spend all this ?? I have a family to feed so i use the 10 dollars method

Yo the comments are killing me! 😂😂😂😂

How many hundreds of dollars does that cost😮

im new to the trade, i was wondering why you out a filter when recover, i have a problem with a walkin frezzere and txv is freezing up, i suspect moinsture in the system, can i recover the gas with the filter drier and still reuse the same gas??

@DiggidyD

Жыл бұрын

Don’t need to, this guys is showing off his tax right offs

No restrictions...90 degree fitting 😂😂😂

Why you got a micron gauge taking on positive pressure other than looks good but that micron gauge is FD 😅

@saltvpn671

Жыл бұрын

That's a job link probe, brother. Reads pressure, not microns. Salutations.

Placing your equipment on the customers property tells me a lot about

Dont forget the moleculizer

Direct liquid

The volumetric efficiency of the pump is going to slow you down as discharge rises and suction falls. Chill that liquid coming from the recovery machine and you'd have the ultimate. On residential I'd say it's overkill but when you're recovering a large amount, this would absolutely be a game changer!

To many connections. Much easier to pull direct with 3/8 hoses Chill your jug with bucket and ice on your way to job. Faster easier. It’s all cool stuff to have and use if you have time

Yknow it only seems good for those dummies that forget to check for pinholes and just cracked that king valve that's about the only time it would be worth that much work to save it

This is so extra

Just let it fly baby!!!

Cool setup but completely overkill for system that holds maybe 10lbs of refrigerant.

$$

Yes the core removal is key ,plus bigger diameter hoses. Until my new helper gets his hands on them nd wtf .

@grayac6802

Жыл бұрын

Y’all just doing it for the social media lmaooo

You still pulling thru a 1/4" fitting 3/8" drier you just effectively made that 1/2" hose useless before you were born we removed 100rds if pound's from grocery store rack systems with homemade recovery systems

I was taught to recover on blue side 🤷‍♂️

@eethridge4065

Жыл бұрын

I've seen recovery jugs with vapor on blue and liquid on red and also vapor on red and liquid on blue. It seems like it would be the first vs latter but I always read the knobs anymore just so I don't get tripped up.

@j727100

Жыл бұрын

Yes because recovering strait liquid flooding the recovery compressor will damage it

ya bro way to much time on your hands pump it down and Fer er done

Ultimate waste your time for a 3-5 ton package hit set up

I’d skip the ball valves, sometimes you gotta let the atmosphere have a little refrigerant as a treat

Youre doing too much bro

Weak!

Recovery? Never heard of it