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One day I'll get a Yeti (the rescue red ones are sick!) but I own both the Milwaukee coolers. (16 QT and 40 QT) both of these coolers are beasts. I've had the 16 QT for about 8 months and its been great to me. (I got it during the holidays during buy more save more but I dont remember what the savings were back then) I just recently got the 40 QT Milwaukee because it is down to $199 and also a part of the current "BUY MORE SAVE MORE" at Home Depot where if you spend $180, you save $30 (only on the website/online- in store you get an organizer for a dollar that retails for around $30) so I ended up paying $169 plus taxes for my 40 QT cooler! I think it was a crazy deal! I'm more excited that I can stack the smaller one on top of the 40 QT and maybe even use a few more packout boxes to store items for beach trips! Great video dude!
Thanks! Sounds like you're gunna have a sick packout collection in the future
Keep in mind the milwuakee is at a slight disadvantage. There is a larger volume of air to intitally cool amd keep cool due to the yetti being more comapact and fuller with the same amount of ice, which also helps the yetti retain its cool temputure with the ice being held together closer. A better test IMO would be to fill them to matching internal volumes, and measuring the amount of water per day to truly see who was melting faster.
Can this work on car 134a systems?
great video
Thanks!
Great information- thanks. 👍👍
You're welcome!
I had a customer the other day who took out the float switch so his system could run, flooded his insulation now the air handler is sweating.
Nu-Calgon Ultimate Easy Seal is the best product.
LoL "dont need to carry around a bundle of alligator clips." Nah just carry around that big box of garbage.
My safeTSwitch Is set up just like yours in this video. Comes straight out of the unit and is higher than the drain line, so it doesn’t work and my unit leaks out of the back.
I just had my unit serviced and I was surprised that it wasn’t you. It was someone else and he must not have cleaned it out. Can it clog in 9 days?
Mine got really hard to press the button whenever I have a cartridge inside. Any idea?
I literally dealt with this 2 days ago. I unscrewed everything around the trigger and cleaned it out. It works better now
@@WorldofHVAC thanks man
@@WorldofHVACbtw the spring and the trigger don’t come off correct?
Grab the thumb trigger and the knurled hose female and unscrew the back of the trigger where the spring sits. Once that's off you can slide the female section out and you'll see 3 O rings. Hit that with some silicone spring and put it back together
@@WorldofHVAC no lie I took the whole top off and cleaned everything on it with a toothbrush and soap. Works good now 😂
This is not an attack but, Why would u inject co2 into a refrigerant circuit? It's a non condensible. That txv is going to hunt. You just contaminated and pretty much ruined the refrigerant charge. Nothing but refrigerant should ever be injected into the circuit. Please, only Use refrigerant from the liquid line to push it through or new refrigerant since u need to charge it any way.
The product they sent me was designed not to contaminate refrigerant systems. Here is a link for their description. Also this video was shot at a close friends house. He hasnt reported any issues. www.leaksavers.com/collections/all-products/products/leak-shot-sealant-injector
It's for finding shorts and always check the t stat too. Idk how many times techs didn't and it was the t stat
Why didn't you tell them that you needed to clean the entire thing when you had it disassembled? Now they are going to have more problems in the future and have to pay more money for you to disassemble it again, wasting both your time and the customer's time when it all could have been done at once.
I cant make people spend money they don't want to. They had the option but they just wanted it to work. Would you have walked away if the repair wasn't what you wanted to do?
@WorldofHVAC the price I give is to clean the entire thing that way you know they are well taken care of. I would hate to have them complain next time when the rest of the machine needs to be cleaned and they want to know why it wasn't done to begin with. I just know how people can be. You definitely did a good job but I like to explain to the customer that it's preventative
@luke50469 They had both options. Fix the problem they called about or take care if everything that was found. They wanted the cheaper option since its a room for dogs. It's all noted on the paperwork so they can't say I didn't offer a complete repair
@WorldofHVAC awesome I understand good job
Jumper king
Great video. Thank you for taking the time to record it. GOD bless you and yours
Thank you
I like your troubleshooting card taped to your gauge set. Great Idea!
Thanks! It has information on both sides but the compressor scenarios are clutch
I prefer running mine straight through wall into line hide. And I run a few feet into 3/4 pvc in my line hide. I hate the vynl . Only use it when I have to
where the storage bins from?
Crazy how that leaked. I agree, easy. Pump down, flow nitrogen, reheat, pressure test, evacuate, open service vavles. Collect $500.
7.5 x 2.5 = about 19lbs. Going rate for R-22 was $95/ lb. $1800 + tax for just R-22, doesn't include labour for all the work involved to fix, pressure test, evacuate and then install it. TIME FOR A NEW UNIT BOYS AND GIRLS.
I've seen techs put a self tapping screw in a contactor.🤷🏿
Really 😐
The leak is usually out at the condenser coil where the aluminum coil is EPOXIED into the copper. Trane has been notorious for this problem
It happens man …. 🤣
This is definitely designed by someone who doesn’t work in hvac lmao
Bro this is for sure good content. Keep doing it ❤
thanks for knowledge 🔥
Anytime!
Every six months I hook the shop vac to the outside line, then remove the float & pour hot water into the line. It pulls out the slime that builds up in all SW FL AC lines. When done I unhook the vac, then pour more water into the line, then check the outside line to see it flowing freely.
Nice. In Louisiana our lines go to the sewer first. The emergency lines goes outside
Can you use the same cartridge on it from the regular Gallo gun
Yea the cartridges are all the same. 16 and 20 oz
I want those sink fittings 😩 stop posting such good stuff man my wallet can't take it anymore
🤣🤣 I'm just trying to be helpful! I've used that fitting to flush out stubborn drain lines too. It works really well
@@WorldofHVAC 😑 now your just twisting my arm 😂😂😂 evap in-place cleanings and it can flush a drain? Sold.
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Mini split drains are the worse thing ever. What no one has enforced a better connection is stupid. They want you to use flex hose corrugated that clogs easy. That tee is to prevent air trap which happens all the time. If you install one by code on inner wall good luck. Insulated 3/4 pvc to mini split drain require hose clamp and a prayer. Best to condensate pump it but then every run cycle sounds like a train leaving the station as it pumps.
Tech tip those older trane start capacitors, we always steal the wires. They have connections on both ends and are heavy guage wires 😊
Oh yea I try and keep a bundle of wires like that when I can
Thank you so much
You're welcome
Yetti is overpriced yuppie coolers
Wow feels like 2015 again. Have you ever paid for something that's more than the competition?
Too funny
I couldn't even keep looking at the video after seeing that gang flag in the background.. Im out ...
Wow. Yea this isn't for you
Done it. Still do it. 😂
How often do you get cotton mouth? Lol
@@WorldofHVAC aw man after some 4 hrs trying to spit check a leak is like sand dust 😂😂😂
Ever notice those float switches getting gummed up on the primary? I kinda like the idea of a float switch on the secondary only so I get full flow on primary and the float switch never sees water if the system is draining correctly...
Question: how many hand tools do you think I can carry to that bag? Thanks
About to have one of these installed. What are the symptoms that signal these issues?
You won't have to worry about it. They updated the units and the thermostat. The bias problem doesn't exist on the new ones
@@WorldofHVAC wow, fantastic!
Right you don’t say anything about water that sits in ptrap when temperature go below…. You know what happened
Can't speak about what I don't know. It doesn't freeze in my area
What about while wearing shorts are they sweaty? Do they bunch up and dig into the back of your legs? I need them for outdoors/irrigation which is all day on your knees and a little digging in turns into a lot after 6 to 8 hours. Was even thinking volleyball pads
I forget they're on when I'm in shorts. They don't move at all when you're walking around. No bunching up behind the knee. Thats what attracted me to the sleeve over the straps in the first place
Wow the first video and just the comparison I was looking for
Awesome! Glad to hear people can find a good comparison
Wire harness repairs on a Daikin? No way 💀 who woulda guessed
Just abandon that line like my parents abandoned me on the side of the road in 2007. And send it out directly using the proper 90°... I wouldn't want to rip up that wall any more than necessary to fix some other dummies mistakes
They might be on the spectrum
DEI hire put that in.
I’m supporting you! Heading to your site
Thank you!
I just got some stuff off your site!
@@WorldofHVAC no thank you! Keep those videos coming man!
@@WorldofHVACnice video but what is the brand of the air handler unit ❤😊
How much should you charge for a maintenance like this?
Idk what brand head that is but 99% of them have 2 drain ports 😂