Wonderful 👏 & Excellent work despite the limited space, thanks 😊 4 sharing the video for a technician like me who is considered a novice in the world of HAVC.
That towel trick on the threaded bar works fine but if it is really stuck. Then try threading on two nuts and tighten them together on the bar for something to grab hold of with a wrench. 👍
I think it's called jam-nut. you can put 2 nuts on a stud, tight against each other, then unthread the stud with the bottom nut. it will push on the top nut, and since they are tight together, they bind on the threads and stay in place.
Good job, I used to work for Auma Actuators, I used to do the motor controls for the actuators, their called matics, But ended getting sick and come down with mental illness, and ruined my career, but had a great time learning, be grateful that you have your occupation, because not everyone understands or can compete with those jobs.
Great job a usual jumper man tech. I work at university. I’m a powerhouse mechanic. Work on a lot of Industrial hvac equipment. What I like to do on the signal handle isolation valve is to open and close the several time to properly seat the gasket seals. Stroke back and forth. Then if don’t hold dump the entire heating loop. Hot water system are a pain in the ass, because of the chemical treatment in the heating loop. Tear down and wear out gasket and pump seals throughout buildings. Chilled water is always cleaner, but is condensate a lot causing bad rusty issues when not great insulation. Good luck
Nice job worked in some really tight spaces recently 👍
Wonderful 👏 & Excellent work despite the limited space, thanks 😊 4 sharing the video for a technician like me who is considered a novice in the world of HAVC.
Great video! Thanks you guys for your hard work so that we can learn!
That towel trick on the threaded bar works fine but if it is really stuck. Then try threading on two nuts and tighten them together on the bar for something to grab hold of with a wrench. 👍
Great job again. Love your videos, keep up the good work 👍💪
Great job but how dd that water get into the valve top? And how safe is the new one from the same?
Surprised didn't use liquid tight on valve since got wet before.
3 wire control valve....is it using a floating point control?
How big is the chiller?
Hope u've documented your wiring deviation.
I think it's called jam-nut. you can put 2 nuts on a stud, tight against each other, then unthread the stud with the bottom nut. it will push on the top nut, and since they are tight together, they bind on the threads and stay in place.
Use liquid nitrogen for holding or freezing, for another valve
Heroes! 💪🏼👏🏼
Great job!
Good job, I used to work for Auma Actuators, I used to do the motor controls for the actuators, their called matics, But ended getting sick and come down with mental illness, and ruined my career, but had a great time learning, be grateful that you have your occupation, because not everyone understands or can compete with those jobs.
Olha a beng para dar uma energia
Bro, when you hookin us up with a live video or Q&A
How did you gain all this experience to go out on your own. Have you always done commercial?
Did the connections leak? I’m sure you needed a steel ring in between both rubber gaskets, like ur hustle bro keep it up!
Thanks for sharing this useful helpful and interesting video. Well explained. Great job JMT as always.
Those valves always have issues
Great job a usual jumper man tech. I work at university. I’m a powerhouse mechanic. Work on a lot of Industrial hvac equipment. What I like to do on the signal handle isolation valve is to open and close the several time to properly seat the gasket seals. Stroke back and forth. Then if don’t hold dump the entire heating loop. Hot water system are a pain in the ass, because of the chemical treatment in the heating loop. Tear down and wear out gasket and pump seals throughout buildings. Chilled water is always cleaner, but is condensate a lot causing bad rusty issues when not great insulation. Good luck
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Good job why from Portugal
Outstanding 📹
Where is your electric wrench? I use dewalt impact. Your time is so expensive for you. You cannot waste it. Конечно Жить!
If you are not going to do the install correctly, then Stop trying to show people how to do it.
Job well done jmt