This video was randomly recommended to me. But this were the most informatic 15 minutes of the day. Thank you

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@freequest

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, same.

@randybowen4675

5 жыл бұрын

Breitsamer Honig Informative*

@El_Chompo

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah I've been getting these randomly too but strangely I enjoy them. Welcome to the future boys. The algorithm already understands you better than you do!

@Noverificationneeded

5 жыл бұрын

HVACR VIDEOS How long were you at that location working on the unit? I’m not being critical. Trying to convince co-workers that sometimes things take a while to make long term repairs.

"Just get it running, I dont want to spend anymore than is necessary". You must have a special customer, to let you do a quality repair. Good one.

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

thanks bud

@OcRefrig

5 жыл бұрын

@hvacr tech yea, ive fired a few in the last few years , BEST thing i ever did ! i Made Room for Quality customers. My Quality of Life Went Wayyy up !

@OcRefrig

5 жыл бұрын

@hvacr tech Well said ! agreed !

@FireandFrostHVAC

5 жыл бұрын

nota newbie I get to the point of thinking that if no one serviced the cheapo operators any more they eventually would have to pay, I was recently turfed on a job because I quoted a new evap and lineset on a bad leaker, sure enough they had the gas and go guys there the next day... what’s needed is the EPA to start fining these restaurant and store owners if they don’t want to pay to have their junk repaired / replaced, not just the technicians and service companies. Refrigeration is expensive.

@evergriven7402

5 жыл бұрын

@hvacr tech I love the comment "fired the customer" I am curious if these customers end up spending more in the long run ..(ie Spend 100 dollars now or spend 1000 dollars later ??)

I'm willing to bet that the reason they have all those droplets on the ceiling is because someone is bringing hot food and cooling in the freezer seen it a million times when I was a cook.

@anthonymartin2412

4 жыл бұрын

Yep Drain line not draining. / never hard pipe drain to pan. leave a gap have elbow fit over the drain outlet.

@anthonymartin2412

4 жыл бұрын

@@megabadass30 A freezer 3 wire fan work when the coil hits 10 deg. It turns on the fans. the brown wire is the (x) on timer kick it out of defrost at 50 deg. So it fans turn on with no delay the is wrong. You kill the compressor. Freezer is not a cooler does not work the same. . I seen ice in the pan this is a bad drain system. Allway have a gup like a 1/18 copper ele over the drain outlet. Not rigid to pan. This pan is removable. Never hard pipe it to outlet. Moisture is sweat from Heat in defrost.

@setvencarter2752

4 жыл бұрын

Fan delay after defrost!!!! Allow the water to drain away first after defrost then any water in the tray does not spray onto the ceiling and freeze causing the droplets on the ceiling.

The annoying thing with fridges/freezers is that people don't know how they work. They think "oh there's ice on the evaporator coil so that means its working", but they don't realize we need airflow to remove heat. I have an older lady who runs a pub and she assures me that she should be running her coolroom at -1 because "thats how she's always done it". I'm back removing ice every two months because it only has a fan controlled defrost since its a chiller and not a freezer. Every single time i get an earful, so one day i sat her down and explained the ins and outs of what happens in a refrigeration system. You'll be happy to know the next time i went there the thermostat was set at -1 again and i got another earful :)

@whatshappenedhere1784

5 жыл бұрын

@@JohnDee33 Yeah but HVAC porn is a pretty niche area so you probably haven't heard of me

@JohnDee33

5 жыл бұрын

@@whatshappenedhere1784 Damn, sounds like an interesting job. Does it suck or blow? lmao

@rorienplayz7963

5 жыл бұрын

John Ritchie All

@apprenticephil649

5 жыл бұрын

My boss would reply, "that's fine, we will gladly take their money". I had a customer that repeatedly stabbed his evap coils when they iced up. Kept fixing leaks from the stabs. We gladly took his money.

@chasemcnamara

5 жыл бұрын

lol thats a good one. I had a restaurant supply supper center that was running a island cooler at 29F. And every month or so we would go in and have to spray down the coils to de-ice them. I tried contacting their controls company which was out of state. All the temps in the store were controlled from out of state. I finally spoke to someone there and asked them how many defrost cycles did the island cooler have. None... of course was the answer. So I told them...that case was not designed to keep ice cream cakes or to run at that temp. It was causing constant flood-back to the rack. To this day. It's running the same at a cost of valve plate and compressor replacements.

I once diagnosed my parents ac unit when I was 14. I typed up Ac not working on youtube and found out that capacitors go bad. When I opened up the back housing of the unit, there it was, a buldge sticking out the top of the capacitor.

@dpky7333

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, you've been waiting a lifetime for the right social setting to tell that story.

@yurunning5574

4 жыл бұрын

@@dpky7333 pretty much

I want to give much respect for the way you handled that call. This is a level of Value, Customer Service and Integrity, we all in our trade should FOCUS in on. That Dixell door alarm controller was a finishing touch on that Job. Nice Work 1 contractor to Another.

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud

The quality of your work is second to none mate . The world need more blokes with the attention to detail you bring to your jobs .

Having worked at a job where I need to go into a walk in freezer I have to say the end result please me greatly. It is so awesome to be able to just walk in and grab something without having to dig through several layers or permafrost.

When I was a kid there was a programme on Southern Television (UK) called out of town where a chap called Jack Hargreaves would show how people used to do the jobs in the country - this is like the modern version - its really interesting to see what you do and how you think through the problem - thank you so much.

@BlueTheFoxoffical

4 жыл бұрын

The southern tv HQ is now apartments I know this because I live close to Southampton

I just became an electrician at a large casino/hotel complex and while I've been in the trade for 20 years, these videos are what I need to step up my game. I appreciate you sharing this stuff with us.

You are doing a great service with these videos. I've been in the HVACR industry for 3 yrs and have picked up some bad habits. It is truly inspiring to see someone care about their work like this. Thank you.

Love videos like this. I’ve done hvac for 9+ years and haven’t run into this issue. Learning new things like this is very informative. Keep them coming.

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

thanks bud

I’m a carpenter and ex auto tech but this was an awesome video. I love learning about everything and you seem to really go the extra mile for the customer.

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching John. I try and share the little bit of knowledge I have with the next guy!

i appreciate your videos.Ive been an hvac technician for 20 years and have thought about switching more to refrigeration.you really know your field.

Dude. I’m working on my apprenticeship right now and this video is extremely informative. Thank you for taking the time to post this

You certainly gave the customer due diligence. So many techs out there don't give a crap.

I have learned a lot more by watching your videos about troubleshooting the units then from watching and listening to a top notch service guys in my company!!! Love it

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud

Amazing workmanship. I wish I could find trustworthy and reliable guys like you here in my city.

Im in HVAC/R school and I love all the free bits of info I can get! Especially info from folks who seem like they know what they’re talking about. Thank You!

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Right on thanks for watching bud!

I like your attention to all and every small detail on work. Great informative and educative video! Thank you!

I’m in the HVAC/R field. You are very through and very logical in your work. Bravo!!

What a great technician, knowledgeable, kind, polite, and unselfish 😮

I stumbled upon your channel and its amazing how knowledge you have. I'm just starting my HVACR training and certification. You videos are very educational to a newbie like myself. Keep up the great work all the best for you

Thanks for stepping through your process like you would on the job. This is what I'm looking for in 90% of videos and rarely get. thumbs up.

“my man, my man’ “Denzel voice”, Chris another quality repair, didn’t just do the primary, looked for others, that couldn’t bite you in the ass, we all hate callbacks, A1 service

Nice repair Chris. The first thing I thought was a faulty limit switch and door gaskets. Good quality workmanship. Thanks.

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks !

That's why there's frozen water droplets all on the ceiling and spread through out the box. If you have a fan-delay switch that is not working. It will spray out water droplets every where since the fans just come on right when the t-stat calls. Water droplets all over the ceiling is an indicator that you have an issue with defrost, draining, or fan-delay. Great vid.

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud

I appreciate the refrigeration lessons they are really top notch.

This is more than a master hvac .. He is also making sure the resturant is successful and the quality of food is kept A plus 🎉 ur father is prod of you. ( yeah been watching you grow this channel hearing u say that u grew Around him in the hvac business)

another great video, much appreciated . thank you for taking the time to share this and show the entire system analysis. the right way

i fix garage doors, I've had a customer drive completely through the door, and blamed it on me because "the garage didnt open fast enough." they were the ones that put in the opener, because I was "too expensive" tf is up with people like that.

Thank you for the heads up on the moisture intrusion in the walls. Good one to take in account.

@maishatasin7601

5 жыл бұрын

Juan Todolí o

Just wanted to say. I really enjoy your videos. As a fellow Hot side/Commercial refrigeration tech. Your videos are the most informative and thorough I’ve come across. Keep it up brother. Would love to pick your brain and shoot the S sometime.

This was very educational, I used to work for mcdonalds as a maintenance man and my god did I wish you worked on our freezer. I swear they refused to get a proper job done because you literally pointed out at least four things that I am pretty certain were the issues with their system but they wouldn't listen or pay the money to get it done right.

good thing this is a restaurant and not a food manufacturing plant, they'd be getting cited under 21 CFR 117.35(a) for all that condensation all over everything. condensation is considered insanitary.

@stackz00

4 жыл бұрын

by the by, I was researching these stupid door gaskets and thank you @ 6:36- 8:40ish, this is amazing information.

Refrigeration is hard to learn in my area. Just cause nobody does it correctly. Watching your videos makes me more confident as a tech. Thanks! I subscribed!

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome thanks bud!

Great job all the around... You make us over protective commercial refrigeration techs look good and worth this Bill I give after recommending they watch your video until we have time to make some

Great info, great job diagnosing the problem(s) and very well spoken. Thank you!

why did i not find these videos 6 months ago wouldve saved so much time and amazing info thank you

@HVACRVIDEOS

4 жыл бұрын

thanks for watching! I will be going live on KZread this evening 2/17/20 @ 5:PM (pacific time) to discuss past videos and answer questions from KZread comments, Facebook comments, email’s and the Livechat, come on over and check it out. kzread.info/dash/bejne/lYh2usWYfpe1Ydo.html

Always should pass through a cooler to enter a freezer. Warm, moist air is our #1 enemy in freezers. That defective fan-delay allows the warm, moist defrost-air to add frost onto the product-boxes, walls, ceiling, etc. Luv the new Ranco thermostat and the Alarm. GR8 video ! 🎉

I installed that read out/alarm kit today on a school's WIC . I was impressed with it.

We done an exhaustive inspection and detailed assessment, Very informative. Congratulation!

I'm a Hvac Tech with 9 years, Residential HVAC experience. With no commercial Refrigeration experience, brother ur videos are freaking amazing. I want to learn more about commercial Refrigeration, its my passion my ❤. Great video good, very good professional work i saulte u and respect ur work as a Hvac Tech

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud

Nice work! Good to see there is good service techs out there still. Many of them wouldn't have done half the things you did and just skated outta there.

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the nice words, I started making these videos to show my own service techs how I want them to perform their service calls. Than i decided to make them public because there is massive amount of people that do not look at the big picture.

im about to start school and i am watching your videos to get just a little understanding on HVAC before my class i pay for teach me but its always good to learn from different sources and different teachers

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

I will be going live on KZread this evening 8/5/19 @5:PM (west coast time) to discuss my most recent videos and answer questions from emails, the KZread comments and the chat, come check it out if you can! kzread.info/dash/bejne/lZqHraOEZqXcg9o.html HVACR Videos

Interesting as a fellow refrigeration technician that this video was recommended for me. I'm just sitting here watching and diagnosing along with you. Keep up the working. ^,..,^

I work in a major retailer that has numerous walk in coolers / freezers, as well as whole isles for display, I have seen a lot over my years, one of the best was maintenance arguing that we were leaving door open, seals were a little worn, he replaced, kept on, still freezing up, finally he started listening, door never left open other than when loading or unloading, turned out drain for evap pan had broke & there was no trap working, most have a water trap to not allow air back, well that was allowing warm air into it, after he fixed line, no issues in several years.

Another job well done, love all the details covered and the new digital display

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud!

We need more technician people like you.

Looks exactly like the freezer where I work. My walk in has two piles of ice about 3 inches thick and a good 2 metres wide... One night when our freezer happened to be empty I took a hammer to the ice and removed it all. The managers were happy but some months later the ice had come back. Management didn't give two shits about the leak in the freezer.

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Depending on the location some manager that I deal with could care less also.

@FLYWHEELPRIME

5 жыл бұрын

Well duh, it's a freezer, it's supposed to make ice you genius. ☝️ What you're average manager is gonna say

@axslinger99

4 жыл бұрын

Some business owners, especially restaurant and bar owners, are cheap-asses.

Your channel is the best one on here. Thank you for what you do

when a freezer is too good at its job.

I love how very thorough you are.

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks

I like how, instead of telling them "Everything is moisture ruined due to you guys leaving the door open", you just install a solution that will make it impossible for them to forget to close the door :) I am sure after they jump out of their skin a couple times from the alarm, they will stop doing that.

It's nice to watch other craftsmen work. Something else which wasn't mentioned in the recap is that since the drip tray was misaligned and frozen up, it wasn't able to remove moisture from the freezer. Since the freezer is a sealed environment most of the time, the only way for moisture to escape is through condensate dripping off the exaporator and out through the drain during the defrost cycles. I would imagine that the moisture instrusion problem in the electrical boxes will be much reduced just by re-enabling the moisture egress path, but a surface mount replacement was certainly a very good idea!

Good thing cutomer paid and happy. Its very sad that here is south Ontario some customer dont want to spend money on their equipments but expect keep running . Eventually end up replacing their equipments. But Its hard to convince some of them . Good video. Thanks.

One video showed up.... i had a curiosity... been binge watching since, even subbed to the channel. Now, I am ready for a waivered, ride along. (Hate missing some of the work that ends up on the editing floor.) Awsome job.👍

“Big picture”. Excellent job! Thanks for sharing.

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

No, thank you for watching!

Door seal is usually #1 problem with moisture and icing. Glad you found the other problems, like you said the job is 1 1/2 hours away from your base. The flat roof with standing water was a concern as well if a leak develops.

Great job..way to show a great example of a good tech. However it was a good account that you could do all the work. So many times people want it done on the cheap. Always. I see it everyday

2:40 "Never hit or chip at anything" LOL, I learnt it the hard way. Man, you are such a professional.

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching I will be going live on KZread this evening 4/1/19 @ 5:PM (west coast) to discuss my most recent uploads announce the Sporlan Bq TEV kit winner and answer questions come on over if you can kzread.info/dash/bejne/iYCF2tmzhJmbg7g.html

@kelten1222

4 жыл бұрын

a costumer of ours tried to defrost it with a knife. 2 holes in the evaporator GG

You are the king of getting repeat work! I bow down to you sir haha great vids mate

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud

I wish our mechanic was as interested in the unit as you are

Same issue im getting for some of my coldroom hear in Qatar and its allot of humid here during summer,anyway good job its like a newly install coldroom the client will appreciate what you did.

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

thanks bud!

Very informative... thank you for your effort and patience to make the videos. I’m just getting into the refrigeration and for this old technician to learn new methods and techniques is very helpful when people like you make videos like these. Keep up the great work...!!

Excllent video Chris! With an excellent explaination. Thanks man!!

Love the troubleshooting and general diagnostics. Craftsman, regardless of specialty, have a way about them. I do all kinds of DIY and recently had a residential 40+ year old GE refrigerator burp. Needless to say, over the last few days, I've been OD'ing on refrigeration theory, practice, engineering, and repair. Thanks for putting in the effort to take us along on your professional endeavors! Highly interesting stuff for those of us with a mechanical bent. Oh, and my 40+ year old GE refrigerator? It lives on to cool another day!

I like to use warm soapy water when installing door gaskets. Excellent video sir!

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

thanks for watching bud!

Great videos man, learning alot from you just by watching. You're an awesome tech keep up the good work!

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Thanks for watching I will be going live on KZread this evening 7/1/19 @ 5:PM west coast time to discuss my most recent uploads and answer questions from emails and the chat. Come check it out if you can kzread.info/dash/bejne/pKB8zcaTg6zQlLg.html

3 wire fan delay. Yup. A cheap part to replace regardless. If you have the coil sides cleaned and exposed, replace the 3wire fan delay. It's a snap disc, it's been exposed to heat/cold and snapping away. Definitely inspect the part and connections. It would be a shame to get a call back because of the F.D failing after you were just there. Best wishes!! Thank you for sharing!!👍😎😎

i worked in a kitchen before that had the same exact problem, frost everywhere and especially around the door. The evaporator was directly in the middle of the ceiling and facing downward. Sometimes it would get so bad that the whole fan blades would be frozen and not spinning. Sometimes it would melt and drip to the floor where it would form a giant ice mountain (very safe). They said that the HVAC techs couldn't figure it out, but after working there for so long I figured they got a quote and said "screw that" especially since their station fridges constantly need to be refilled with refrigerant

Great job,a professional ethical service tech.well done.i didn’t notice if you checked the door heater?also from experience almost all employees keep the freezer door cracked open because they fear getting locked inside

Nice, well done. Really took care of everything instead of fixing one thing and hoping they are happy enough.

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud

Nice video! Enjoyed how throughout you are, keep it up brother!

Great video . I’m dealing with the same kind of problem with a faulty or disconnected limit switch and severe ice build up in the coil. I’m going back tomorrow to follow up and finish the call.

Another job well done fella. I especially liked the idea of trimming the seal to make it install. I would of still been there today trying to stuff that thing lol with a screwdriver.

This is a very clear explanation. 👏👏

Nice job Gaskets sometimes can be a pain like door heaters Just had a walk in cooler act up only when it very cold outside Ended up being a intermittent problem with low pressure control STICKING ONLY DURING FREEZING WEATHER OUTSIDE RESPECT ON YOUR VIDEOS👍🏻 as refrigeration is always fun 😳

Really interesting to watch! Thanks a lot!

Great video!! Love the fact that you examine everything before moving on to another job. I work at a fast moving company and they hate the fact that I take my time with services. Lol my response is how many call backs do I get? They reply hardly non. I say exactly. Lol

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

thanks bud!

This was super cool to watch I’m in HVAC school right now I’m wanting to go into refrigeration

Great video. I'm going to keep in mind that controller cuz I work at a school district and I've been there for nine years and occasionally I have to take care of some low temperature problems. We have some walk-in coolers in a few freezers. I've been mostly HVAC my 35 year career. I use electronic controllers on the district's walk-in coolers because we need tighter temperature controls. The dixell alarm kit that you installed is something that I'm probably going to be using a lot more here cuz we have the same problems with the monitors. Silicone never does the job I always use foam fill and have a lot better success. I occasionally replace some of our equipment. I always use foam I never use silicone it never feels every little crack and you have to fill every single crack. That dixell controller that you put on there will be really good at the school district here for some of our problem boxes. Great video

Quality repair yo, tip my hat off to you sir 👍

Awesome job, I really enjoyed watching as always.

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Never seen a dixell controller like that here in Australia. Dixell controllers we have found have been the most reliable as long as they are not switching heavy load. This shows why fan delays are important so the steam 'freezes' to coil and doesnt blow around room. I only replaced a fan delay klixion yesterday and was thinking of bridging it out because I didnt have 1 but that would have been a bad idea, lucky I replaced it

That's a quality repair, good job

Thank you KZread algorithm, you've made my day today!

I usually find the hinge springs need to be replaced or adjusted on those type of hinges. You can get just the spring cartridges for not too much. Great job catching the limit switch.

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud!

Great video and very thorough job. One suggestion: After too many times dragging a hose into a box I got a 50' pieces of 1/4" ice maker tubing. Added various adaptors to fit different water hookup scenarios and a shutoff at the end. It's lighter in weight, easier to pull off the truck, provides gentle spray on coils, takes up much less room and saves a lot of TIME with setup and tear down. Just a thought. Keep up the good work.

@Frymiester

5 жыл бұрын

I used a 2 gallon pump up sprayer that I extended the hose on with a quick disconnect at the tank. Sometimes getting a hose where you need it wasn't worth the hassle.

Gnarly videos, from a fridgy mechanic and electrical apprentice Down under 👍

Sweet i work in a hotel and we have this tipe of problems on the restaurant, thanks for the video!!!

That box was pretty set after this visit. Their looking pretty good for a nice long reliable system

You are amazing Refrigeration is my weakness Learned so much from you

A lot of good information in this video. I like it.💯

Exactly what happens at our work. They leave the freezer door open all the time. I told them they need to keep that freezer door closed We have replaced four gaskets so far it is usually because the company who delivers of food keeps both doors open so they can bring them into the cooler are freezer

Thank you for the free knowledge

Who else got this recommended?

@Zeppelinlv2007

5 жыл бұрын

*raises hand*

@ichaukan

5 жыл бұрын

I did because I'm something of an industrial nerd.

@kesslerfox9858

5 жыл бұрын

FoxyKero Freon fox here . Showed up in “recommended for you “

@movax20h

5 жыл бұрын

Me too. But I was looking at ground heat pumps excessively day before so it make sense. I would watch it anyway, very cool. Another great channel of just doing things In the field: Andrew Camarata, excavations and other soil/ground/drainage related stuff by one man. Addictive.

@scottdickinson613

4 жыл бұрын

Bypassed DTFD can cause the droplets on the ceiling. Staying in defrost too long. You can’t diagnose a system without superheat and subcooling.

Everyone should be wearing ear plugs when working with that walk in, especially when they do a walk-in clean, re-stalk and remove. Awesome repair!!

@HVACRVIDEOS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, I will be going live on KZread this evening 5/13/19 @ 5:PM (west coast time) to discuss my most recent uploads and answer questions from the chat. Come check it out if you can kzread.info/dash/bejne/poWWm7OEaa_UeJc.html

I know many walk-in freezers look alike, but this looks absolutely identical to one that was in a restaurant I worked in years ago.

Very informational. Thanks for uploading