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What does the belt and evap coil look like????
Nice work. It's always good to get new customers.
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Bad cap doesn’t cause it to spin wrong, it doesn’t spin at all, and when the other fan starts up it sucks air through the other fan whole and that jump starts it and that’s what causes it to spin backwards
A great day 👍💯
Time after time after time here in the UK the so called senior service engineer is just a sales guy masquerading as a HVAC guy which just pisses everyone off and is without doubt the worst aspect of the job.
A preventative service schedule is totally worth it for HVAC. Replacing parts before your AC or heat doesn't work is a must with some of the back ordered parts. People don't wanna spend a little to avoid catastrophic failures. When I did maintenance I used to document the lower PM plan/interval costs on all my "reactive" and emergency fix invoices. Sometimes people just need to see that PM cost next to the emergency costs.
I completely agree.
Rick from SC here. Great video!
Thanks brother.
The relay disables one fan when the outdoor air temp sensor connected to the rtrm is below 60 degrees. Some times Ive seen the sensor fail and then the rtrm thinks its insanely cold out and never enables the second fan. The paint on the compressor and filter dryer is from the factory.
Good info, appreciate that!
Hope you managed the wires! That just bugs me to no end!
Didn’t film it but I did. Pulled them into the electrical section and secured them.
The reason the fan is running the wrong way is it probably wasn’t running at all the other fan was pulling air in through the other fan making it spin like it’s running backwards
I was about to comment this myself!
That’s what happens most of the time. But this time, it was actually running backwards.
@@JeffsHVACAdventures Nice save for the Tennant! You're correct the motor is running backwards, but when the run cap is dead, a PSC motor will run either direction it's spun with, in this case the working motor drew air down thru the guard as the comments above mentioned, both are right!
Great video. Thank you for sharing
Thanks
Good job man ! I’m a landlord and really want to learn more about hvac, having troubles with hvac guys so many times. I learned st new from you today. Thank u!
Happy to help.
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That bigger comp for sure has been changed out. New one is probably 407c. Took the 22 retro to 407c. Buttt at least add the damn sticker.
That’s what I was thinking.
I work service and repair subbed through property managers and I gotta say I tend to trust service companies more than the customer. Landlord , owner , manager whatever. The stuff I see from them I dont trust them. They have unrealistic expectations on their highly used equipment. That being said there are bad service companies out there too. If I'm at a job and I catch any flack from owner , manager whatever I'm out. On to the next one. Most of them treat us like crap. Constantly making us wait or not being there when they say. Idk. Just My experience.
I’ve had plenty of bad ones too!
The paint is factory called Glyptal enamel coating
Good to know.
Good man Jeff, i learned plenty from you in this video
Good to hear.
I would never take a customer like that,gets upset for showing up too early.wonder what he is going to say,when you tell him he needs 1500 of refrigerant.
Nice job & nice catch on the fans ... Thx
"I know it's old, I know it needs replaced, but if i can get seven more years out of it before i retire, I'd appreciate it, mang." Every time...
Spot on! Lol
Sell their problems to someone else.
What wireless gauges do you use?
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Built in the plant I retired from. Jim
17.5 tons
Nice! How can you tell?
The math did add up to that but it seemed like such an obscure size didn’t think it was.
Good job Jeff helping the old girl live another day thanks for the video.
Yes, please skip over all the parts I’m actually trying to see
This model is one of the easiest to take apart. Sorry my video wasn’t what you were looking for but it’s honestly really easy to take apart.
Jeff was that LWCO wired ?
I’m pretty sure it was. This all was over a year ago but I think I would have caught that back then.
Nice work 😊
Good vid Jeff ... Thx
4:47 instruction on the inner/plastic package: "Barely thread the middle manifold hose(yellow) to the male fitting of the injector. Do NOT thread to the point of depressing the Schrader core. Briefly crack open high side manifold valve to purge air out of the yellow hose. Then close high side manifold valve, and then quickly tighten yellow hose fitting to the injector."
Whats the labor charge for capacitor replacement? Love your videos!
We charge a flat rate in most cases but it’s based on $145 per hour.
@@silvestregonzalezmendoza9201 My local hvac company that was on site to due semiannual tune up, that I'm a membership club with. They charged me $240.00 to replace a Trane 70+7.5 mfd capacitor that was still under 10 year parts warranty. I feel overcharged for 10 minutes labor in Independence, KY 41051
Great Video always helpful and interesting 💯💯💯
Thanks brother.
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I like the looks of pip! Cool looking deal! 👍
OMG! This is the best video I've found yet, I'm having this same exact issue, only thing I have refrigerant lines directly in front of that triangle panel so I can't get it off to get to those two screws way in the back. Any suggestions are welcome thanks alot.
That’s a tuff one. Only way is to try and bend (without kinking) them out of the way or cut the Refrig pipes and do the whole process with that. Good luck.
A really nice tool. Could use that for sure!
That is a great video! Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching
Wow, nice device!
Pretty cool TIC..
HVAC to well technician. Next plumbing?
Maybe… stay tuned. Lol
SC residential hvac here. I'm a big fan of your content.
Check out my latest video. You might be pleased.
love your channel brother! thx for sharing
Good job 👍
Looks like it could be a very universal thermal camera. Thanks for sharing.
Please Do you remember the parts # for this channel condenser coil. Please send to me. Thankyou.
I’ll see if I can find it and let you know.
Good job 👍 man
Looks like a great tool 👍🏼
Good job 👍
The cellphone's screen recording shows 2 bars of cellular signal strength, not the airplane icon, in the status bar at the top of the phone's screen. That implies the cellular radio wasn't turned off, and doesn't need to be turned off to use the camera. Also, the wifi-connected icon isn't displayed in the status bar. The 19% battery level is low enough to be unhealthy for the battery. The BatteryUniversity website recommends keeping the battery charge within the 40% to 80% range if you want to maximize its lifespan. That's especially important with devices that don't allow the user to replace the battery, like many modern cellphones.
Great job Jeff and camera thanks for the video