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Спасибо тебе за прекрасное видео. Это очень поможет многим людям. Ты очень хорошо и доступно тут всё объяснил. Ещё раз благодарю. Браво 👏

I need to study with you online. Is that possible. Can you send me your email adress?

It seems the supply duct from FCU is not insulated.

This was very interesting. The thing that always makes me a bit nervous about dealing with them are the thousands of potential settings involved in programming them. We work mostly with carrier and therefore ABB drives, I really need to understand the fundamentals of them better too, but understanding the internal settings of how the relays and input terminals interact would be huge. Do you have any other resources or longer form videos on VFDs?

thanks

Good vid

A journeyman taught me this, "never EVER jam and twist solid gauge" I always pre twist, never had a loose wire issue.

Perblam E2 model SERVICE FIRST 1577Trane Rooftop

Top man!

Zip tie will fix that 😅

Mr Fat Cheeto needs to get one 😂

You look like if Eminem and Mark Wahlberg had a child

Works for cars too to pin point where the sound in question is coming from (top end, bottom end, left/right bank, etc.)

Kinda random but I used to work with someone like this I worked as a car detailer and this person would purposely clog our vacuums to cause problems so weird and childish

SKIBIDI dadd

I mean, it aint the worst they could've done, its better than nothing lmao

The Queen of Melrose 👸

Oh my ! It's going to cause so many problems.

Im tryina be like u mah boi

We’ve all been there. They must be lonely people, and then we turn into their therapist.😂

Cool

Thanks! This helped

I thought the condensation line was closed.

Is why I've always said plumbing is not really a trade

That is insane

Is that gas piped into the condensate drain ?

Did you spot it??

Man these are awesome

Ah hahahaha man this was awesome

Poor mouse. He was "dying" of thirst!

I was confused at fist but it started making sense. DC always needs a ground unlike AC voltage right?

I find this pre twist bs topic tends to set off a few techsin my career. I always pre twist but never over do it to the point that the copper breaks off. Smaller gauge wire especially.

Dude. What was your reaction to the guy doing that?? I would be furious.

I had something similar but i facetimed by step dad and diagnosed a bad ECM fan motor instead of a rat.

Dude the hvac senior that never eats anything or just gas station snacks and drinks coffee is so real. These days energy drinks replaced coffee.

Damn i just found the zoomer attention span friendly hvac youtuber! On top of that his vids are actually educational and not full of bs "hacks". subed! 🤣

Fuse puller? Everyone ive seen uses pliers

So a few years later you went and fixed what you messed up. You knew the plastic got away from you. So why didnt you go get it a few years ago

The end is hilarious 😂😂

Hahaha 😂

Hahaha 😂

Lost me at vfe

Aww poor mouse 💀

Aww poor mouse🫡

Aww poor mouse 💀

...where did he think it went? He was cool just shooting plastic outside? What a piece of garbage

One of my last jobs was a school. Big coolermaster units throughout the whole building. I put one up gave the fan a spin before I put the last piece of ductwork on it. Fan was bent in housing and rubbing on inside of unit. Told the guy running the hvac. He said don’t worry about it we’ll get to it, we never did.

That’s a design flaw no?

The immeasurable value of taking care of your servicepeople and keeping them around for as long as they're willing to stay. If this facility chose to chase the lowest price, they likely would have wasted thousands of dollars chasing the problem.

You should come to our medical facility I'm in the IT department and our entire department AC doesn't work. Our offices are usually 80° to 90° everyday there's air flow but very little and it's not cold. It's been going on for 4 years and the landlords refused to take care of it and maintenance keeps closing our tickets to fix it