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May as well have replaced with the cost of all the parts and labor for all the work that you did

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Thank bro. I really appreciate it. Blower now working!

Very nice work 👍👍

wicked work

Thing works great for return boxes and putting in supply boxes

Wouldn’t that first capacitor need replacement for testing too high

This is the Godfather of time. Clocks going back at least 50 years. Gears and pins common wsir, but you first have to understand the clock. And the fail-safe. Excellent timer.

Should have sold them a new walking box with a new condensing unit and Evaporator, What a filthy walking box.Unfortunately this is what you run into. Health department time

So do I get contacted amperage from the motor info…im assuming?

Very informative. How can I get a hold of Portland book? Thanks

Love custom stuff like this.

Good stuff 👍

Good job 👍

Ouch

Great work keep the videos coming

HI/LO PRESS SWITCHES. 3PHASE MONITOR PROTECTION.

Hell yeah

What about the TXV or piston

Here in Ohio I try to do the same, there are many options and drop ins for r22, some you have to change the oil and metering devices……my question is what kind of compressor did you use, I heard the scroll part but don’t know about the compressor type

Fucking well done mate. Keep on going

Good stuff what was the original diagnosis. And it's good to see people fixing rather than replacing. Me and my family run a small HVAC business and we primarily try to fix rather than replacing. With that being said when we do replace we usually put in York units. Also the fieldpiece gages are really nice

Very interesting 👍

Why staybrite 8?

AIR COOLED CONDENSER?

It’s a great truck until about 100000 miles ,then it’s a money pit. Good luck

Personal? You’ve struck my curiosity I’m in hvac, not that long so I’m still learning but I was thrown into a truck and was told to figure it out lol

Can you explain this? Like what volume does this support

Don't give them the cheaper options order the correct parts and charge them for it.

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Why not just use a copper stretcher, instead of slip couplings?

Your evaporator coils are what they call a cold plate's.

Interesting, I work on a lot of 30ton Lieberts that have p66 speed controllers or VFDs for the condenser fan motors. When the p66 or VFDs die we jump them out until we can replace them. This causes low head pressure during the winter, I was only worried about oil return, good to know this too. The TXVs are SVE-10 or SVE-15 depending upon size, not sure if its a balance port or conventional txv type.

Smallest chiller I've ever seen, and 422b from factory!?

keep it commin brother lookin good lookin real good

How did you determine to go with a 2.5 ton?

Nice work bro! I dont envy the attic jobs. Thankfully in Utah, there is like next to zero attic systems. Mostly basements or sometimes crawlspaces. Keep on keepin on!

What model hoshizaki did you pull this out of? Thats crazy lol

Btw great duct running too, looks awesome im a big guy so i tend to stick away from installs, im service only for the most part and just actually switched over to commercial. Where are you guys based out of? This vid just popped up in my feed

I never considered solder on hvac in residential 😂 just trained different. Will need to try it next time rather then carrying around my ace/oxy everywhere. And yeah 4 to 2.5 might be drastic seems like they were oversizing to oversell. Also prolly complained due to humidity up there during the summer

that electrical work is horrendous, just strung across those joists

Why the change? 4 ton to 2.5 seems drastic?

Imagine insulating anything at any point.

Supply should at least be 5 feet

very nice bro

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Brilliant workmanship nice installation.

Excellent tutorial very helpfull and interesting thanking you for sharing.

Great video. Do you just pulled the heat exchanger with a rope up to the roof?