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@@WordofAdviceTV I have some questions. I tried to be smart about this and label before taking apart but I'm stuck. I need a new blower motor I purchased a whole unit with the duct. I just have heat and fan. No ac. There are four spots on the Transformer I just need to make sure where they go. And which wires from the door switch go where the 2 blacks. And I also have a blue and a red wire and a yellow wire that I need to do something with because this duck doesn't have a flame sensor inside like my old one w the yellow wire so where do I connect that? And need to make sure I'm doing stuff right
I am an 18 year old service tech. Been working in the field for almost 7 months and yesterday I came across a problem where I didn't know what to do, and watching this video now I realize I might've ordered the wrong part 😁. Thank you for the very detailed explanation of the diagram. Will help me out a lot in the future.
MY name is Gabe and 6 years ago i made a career change from installing Directv to AC Installer in Palm Springs California. Installing ac in the desert is hands down the hardest job I've ever had seen that furnace coils are in the attic so to change one out takes a good 6 hours at about 130 degrees. It isn't for everybody Ive recently switched from install to service and i have learned more from you and your videos than i did at the technical school i went to. You make it very easy for me to understand and I'm really impressed with how knowledgeable you are at such a young age. Good job dude and keep up the good work. You probably helping people more than you know.
I went to Coyne institute here in Chicago I'm not in the field but I understand it better now looking at your videos I graduated with all my certificates but didn't have time to capture everything like I should or would have liked i couldn't let all that money go down the drain so I was focused on just passing for the most part, thanks for taking time out your life to teach, YAH is going to bless you for this, SHALOM
I just came across your video and I must say that this is one of the best videos I have found. Very well explained in great detail. I learned a great deal from this video. I'm looking to replace my one stage for a two-stage furnace. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Yes, you did a great job to create this precious lesson for everyone. Would like to share with your audiences. (free free to edit as needed.) I resolved my Furnace problem without changing a part but fix an open in the 6-wire thermal state cable. Without your lesson, I would have no idea how to track and judge where is the problem but changing parts. It's an 93' Comfortmaker gas pack. Problem starting 3 yrs ago, getting worse until this winter it finally wont ignite at all, March-2023. At beginning, symptom happened only in very cold weather, around 30-35 F. It resumed functioning after I cut breaker off for 5 - 10 minutes, and it would last the whole winter. It got worse year after year, more frequently, yet trouble happened in the same temp range. I checked and suspected all Limit switches, CS-IM, and even transformer. Ordered those parts to "give it a try". While waiting the delivery, I watched your video and it opened up my brain with accurate knowledge. I started all over previous checking steps, and identified "the thermal state signal was not present at control Bd terminal." I removed thermal state from wall and connected close to gas pack side, finally, narrowed down to the point -"white line" was open. Issue fixed and I can enjoy a warm sleep for the weather supposed to be cold again around 28. Thank you
@Wes Lawson Thank you Wes!! I appreciate that 😄😄 If the almighty TH-cam algorithm feels like it, perhaps one day the subscribers may go over a million. I wouldn't complain about that lol. 😇 Glad you enjoyed the video!! Have a great rest of the weekend!
@Straightoutofchiraq I've been under the mentorship of a few of those before too so I think I know what you mean.. But those older guys really do have a lot of knowledge. Perhaps not much about the high end new stuff but years and years of experience does make a difference. I've learned some really cool stuff from really grumpy about-to-retire techs. As long as I shut up and was respectful, most of the time they were willing to impart some wisdom upon me. 😄
Excellent! Good way to speak clearly with good tone to keep attentive but not too cheesy lol. Love the pictures you used to follow along (real world examples) and the color code helps too of course when using the blueprint drawing to detail circuit logic and current travel paths. Helped me a lot and was a review for me, will be checking out the other topics listed in the description thanks.
Well, very well! This is the more illustrated and understanding troubleshooting tutorial I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much for kindness snd your valuable time.
This is an awsome explanation of the sequence of a furnace! I have my B Gas and have limited experience with furnaces, but this really helped give me confidence in being able to diagnose a furnace. Thank you very much!!
Ben, I'm a subscriber and have watched so many of your outstanding TH-cam videos (as well as others) and have to comment today that you are the KING of HVAC troubleshooting. First of all, your videos are produced with viewers in mind rather than self-promoting for profit or acting like a celebrity. You’re a knowledgeable instructor and articulate with a calm voice that’s professional and confident (not a bunch of ums etc.). The exemplary content indicates the time and effort that put forward in rehearsing, preparation and editing of your videos. There’s no excessive “blah, blah, blah,” background noise, distractions, or crazy music. Your videos are interesting, auditorily crisp, visually appearing and focus on the title’s objectives with a balance between repetitive info & assuming viewers’ prior knowledge. You accomplish this by referencing related content videos available for viewers to consider. You present simple and clear simulations, actual components, real-life situations and include graphics and text highlighting important info, safety issues, key points, confusing content and alternative methods for troubleshooting. For all this, I thank you for helping HVAC professionals as well as the DIYers like myself.
Great video !!! I actually followed the flow and logic on what turned on and why ! Thank you so much for explaining how each stage turned on and off as heat or cold is called for.
Assuming you live in southern Florida. Nice there early and late in the calendar years. Hot and humid and uncomfortable in the summer obviously. The state college I attend had a link for this video, but I see all the other great videos you have put out there as well. I'll be watching more of your videos and I have subscribed to your channel. Thanks for helping out by making these videos.
You said the high limit switch goes to #5, it looks like you connected to #8. I could be wrong though. Thanks for taking the time and effort to share your wealth of information.
Yeah.. Those connections are close to each other and I was using thick markers which doesn't help.. I was indeed wrong, the two wires from the limit switch actually go to 11 and 6. I just looked at the paper version of it right now. What looked like a 5 to me was actually a 6 and the 5 is next to it. Thank you for catching the error!
Thank you Ben! You're already at 150k too! Congratulations are due to you as well bro! I am sure you will get past 200k in no time. Merry Christmas to you and family my friend!! God bless!
Sorry to be off topic but does someone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account? I somehow lost my password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me.
@Augustus Zain I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and Im trying it out now. I see it takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
No hablo inglés ni lo entiendo pero el querer aprender me hace entender más del 50% de lo que estás diciendo la mera verdad lo explicas muy bien y sin entenderlo sé que soy un poco ridículo muchísimas gracias
Hermano, ¡me alegra saber que los videos te resultan útiles! También quiero dejarles saber que tengo muchos de mis videos traducidos al español. Puede que le resulte más fácil entenderlos allí: th-cam.com/video/DmswHDaPN40/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RTIUlGk8HtjFCBCf
Great to see you again Jay. Enjoyed the video. Your previous videos saved the day several times here in cold NYC. Bet you don’t get many “heat” calls there in HI. Noisy birds !! 😂
Thank you Paul! Glad you enjoyed the video and the bird 😄 It's great that the videos saved the day a few times for you. Yes you are right, furnaces are pretty scarce here. Where I am right now, winter is around 75 degrees all the way through.. 😎
Been watching your videos recently. I’ve been in the field for 3 total years but on and off with oilfield work. I’m very confident with Condensers, fairly confident in furnace and control board troubleshooting, but I would like to see a video on heat pump troubleshooting AHU and the actual Heatpump itself. That’s where I second guess myself for some reason
Bob Ross would be very proud of your painting ... Lol ... And I wouldn't ''udder '' a word about my mother in law ... Lol ... Great presentation Jay ... Hey to cameraperson ... And if you couldn't find your green grounding pen ,you could always use that Gecko ... I kill me ...Lol
Lol! I love the wit in all your comments Eddy 😄 They're always fun to read. Hahaha use the gecko... 😂 Your "I kill me" phrase reminds me of the egg joke. I won't spoil it here and leave it for the next video. Actually I think the next video is a mayonnaise video where I wont be talking.. Hmm.. Maybe in 2 weeks then. (these non-hvac videos drive some of my subscribers up the wall hehe 😇 )
Thank you for your video. My air-handler does not have control board, but it is an old ac system. However, it is good to learn some stuffs from this video.
Great video. Can you have a video in the future to explain how a two-stage furnace works? During the first stage which usually last about 15 minutes, what is the gas pressure going to the furnace. Once 15 minutes has elapsed and the temperature in the house is NOT at the desired temperature, the second stage starts. Does the gas pressure go down or what happens? Thanks
That's just part of the package when living in Hawaii 😄 They're little scavengers always on the lookout for a snack. I think he thought the marker was food.
Love the way you teach . I have issue my thermostat is set up for 72 but the heat still go up all the way to 80s it does not stop I’m not sure where the issue was ?recently change my blower motor and I thinking I might miss up wire thank you
Just what I was looking for, I have never worked on a furnace but I now have a job to replace three Baltur furnaces in a high rise building. So at least I know how they work now. The italian schematic for the new furnaces is a bit confusing to say the least but thanks to Jay I am slowly getting my head around it. Main problem is that there are other control panels from around 1970 on the old furnaces and of course there are no wiring diagrams that exist for them so I am really struggling to figure out what is going on there. If any one has any suggestions would like to hear from them. I only have two days to get these installed!
Hey Jay, first of all I got to tell you that your thorough in your expansions and it’s helped me a lot in hvac in the Saskatoon , Saskatchewan, Canada ! Just wondering if you have any videos explaining from beginning to end with your multimeter (voltmeter) of your typical troubleshoot , what you would always check ? Like a good thorough check over/troubleshoot I guess I’m trying to say , so I can have absolute good fundamentals on each and every service call , as I’m just starting to get into it for the last few months , again thanks a lot for the information Jay , been very informative!
Glad to hear the videos have been helpful. Thank you for the video suggestion! I don't think I have a video like that... In fact I cut out a portion of this video where I started talking about troubleshooting with a meter.. I thought it would be a little confusing because I did not have a furnace on hand that I could use as a demonstration. Maybe after I buy a house here in Hawaii I can by a furnace just for video purposes. The winters here aren't very cold.
@@WordofAdviceTV hey buddy , thanks for the reply ! Hope hawaii is treating you ok , less no heat call I take it lol . But I’ll look out for your furnace troubleshooting video for new techs , I think that would be totally awesome , just like the rest of your awesome videos ! Again , very informative and don’t stop doing what your doing becuz it’s really great hvac content . Thank you from up here in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada ! If you ever want to come hunt big whitetail bucks , give me a call and come give it a try Jay, very fun !
@Richard Wuttunee Yes, there are barely any furnaces here 😅 Thank you for the positive comments and I appreciate the invite for a buck hunt in Canada! That does sound fun! Maybe some day.. 😄 Have a Merry upcoming Christmas!! God bless you and yours.
I have a question. On a two stage system for either an AC or furnace...would disconnecting the low voltage on the first stage stop the furnace/AC operation even in second stage? For example... 2 stage AC, running in second stage, if Y1 is disconnected (opened), but Y2 was left alone would the AC keep running or shut down? 2 stage furnace, running in second stage, if W1 is disconnected (opened), but W2 was left alone would the furnace keep running or shut down?
➡ More Videos For Further Information:
How to Wire A/C Condenser Unit:
th-cam.com/video/KCanZEsLVEI/w-d-xo.html
How to Wire Thermostat:
th-cam.com/video/VknvJ9POYDo/w-d-xo.html
How to Wire Air Conditioner Compressor:
th-cam.com/video/GhBTVn5CHBE/w-d-xo.html
10 Ways to Splice Wires Together:
th-cam.com/video/ihpNCVk1lF0/w-d-xo.html
How to Read A/C Wiring Diagram:
th-cam.com/video/2MSedAkirqw/w-d-xo.html
How to Read Water Heater Wiring Diagram:
th-cam.com/video/TX8SuHK1esY/w-d-xo.html
Basic Thermostat Wiring Diagram:
th-cam.com/video/jDLz3REPTWM/w-d-xo.html
How to Wire Indoor Blower Motor:
th-cam.com/video/4S8TZd-45bY/w-d-xo.html
How to Wire Outdoor Condenser Fan Motor:
th-cam.com/video/VlMhvwrpimE/w-d-xo.html
Is Common and Ground The Same Thing:
th-cam.com/video/wiKDlIlbiP4/w-d-xo.html
Electrical Symbols and Meanings for Switches:
th-cam.com/video/ngQCmR_w9QU/w-d-xo.html
Ohm's Law Explained:
th-cam.com/video/sILl7p_J1UU/w-d-xo.html
@@WordofAdviceTV I have some questions. I tried to be smart about this and label before taking apart but I'm stuck. I need a new blower motor I purchased a whole unit with the duct. I just have heat and fan. No ac. There are four spots on the Transformer I just need to make sure where they go. And which wires from the door switch go where the 2 blacks. And I also have a blue and a red wire and a yellow wire that I need to do something with because this duck doesn't have a flame sensor inside like my old one w the yellow wire so where do I connect that? And need to make sure I'm doing stuff right
I am an 18 year old service tech. Been working in the field for almost 7 months and yesterday I came across a problem where I didn't know what to do, and watching this video now I realize I might've ordered the wrong part 😁. Thank you for the very detailed explanation of the diagram. Will help me out a lot in the future.
You're welcome! Glad to hear it helped. And a tech that says he never ordered a wrong part is a lying tech 😉 happens to all of us.
When you said you don't know everything. I felt I was nothing for a little while. You are a smart guy. Thank you for the video
MY name is Gabe and 6 years ago i made a career change from installing Directv to AC Installer in Palm Springs California. Installing ac in the desert is hands down the hardest job I've ever had seen that furnace coils are in the attic so to change one out takes a good 6 hours at about 130 degrees. It isn't for everybody Ive recently switched from install to service and i have learned more from you and your videos than i did at the technical school i went to. You make it very easy for me to understand and I'm really impressed with how knowledgeable you are at such a young age. Good job dude and keep up the good work. You probably helping people more than you know.
I just wanted to say you're extremely smart and your videos and detailed schematics and how you teach is very spot on, good job
Oh my gosh this guy explained way way much better than my hvac collage teacher..
Thank you so much for doing this video. Every time i try to read one of these I get so intimidated. This helps a lot!
Love the way you teach! I’m sure many of us will learn a lot from the amazing way you lay out your lessons.
I went to Coyne institute here in Chicago I'm not in the field but I understand it better now looking at your videos I graduated with all my certificates but didn't have time to capture everything like I should or would have liked i couldn't let all that money go down the drain so I was focused on just passing for the most part, thanks for taking time out your life to teach, YAH is going to bless you for this, SHALOM
I just came across your video and I must say that this is one of the best videos I have found. Very well explained in great detail. I learned a great deal from this video. I'm looking to replace my one stage for a two-stage furnace. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
WTF?!?! Why doesn't this channel have a gazillion subscribers and views?!? These videos are gold! People, you need to wake up!
Agreed he’s very good.
This guy explains everything better than my college teacher
Yes he does!!
Yes, you did a great job to create this precious lesson for everyone.
Would like to share with your audiences. (free free to edit as needed.)
I resolved my Furnace problem without changing a part but fix an open in the 6-wire thermal state cable. Without your lesson, I would have no idea how to track and judge where is the problem but changing parts.
It's an 93' Comfortmaker gas pack. Problem starting 3 yrs ago, getting worse until this winter it finally wont ignite at all, March-2023.
At beginning, symptom happened only in very cold weather, around 30-35 F. It resumed functioning after I cut breaker off for 5 - 10 minutes, and it would last the whole winter.
It got worse year after year, more frequently, yet trouble happened in the same temp range.
I checked and suspected all Limit switches, CS-IM, and even transformer.
Ordered those parts to "give it a try". While waiting the delivery, I watched your video and it opened up my brain with accurate knowledge.
I started all over previous checking steps, and identified "the thermal state signal was not present at control Bd terminal." I removed thermal state from wall and connected close to gas pack side, finally, narrowed down to the point -"white line" was open.
Issue fixed and I can enjoy a warm sleep for the weather supposed to be cold again around 28.
Thank you
Dude, you are SO underrated, u should have millions of subscribers. You are detailed and concise, even a high schooler can learn plenty from you bud!
Older techs are assholes. Too prideful to listen to younger techs.. I see it everyday
@Wes Lawson Thank you Wes!! I appreciate that 😄😄 If the almighty TH-cam algorithm feels like it, perhaps one day the subscribers may go over a million. I wouldn't complain about that lol. 😇 Glad you enjoyed the video!! Have a great rest of the weekend!
@Straightoutofchiraq I've been under the mentorship of a few of those before too so I think I know what you mean.. But those older guys really do have a lot of knowledge. Perhaps not much about the high end new stuff but years and years of experience does make a difference. I've learned some really cool stuff from really grumpy about-to-retire techs. As long as I shut up and was respectful, most of the time they were willing to impart some wisdom upon me. 😄
@@WordofAdviceTV Never had a mentor in this trade. But I will leave it alone
Excellent! Good way to speak clearly with good tone to keep attentive but not too cheesy lol. Love the pictures you used to follow along (real world examples) and the color code helps too of course when using the blueprint drawing to detail circuit logic and current travel paths. Helped me a lot and was a review for me, will be checking out the other topics listed in the description thanks.
This is a great and detailed way of going through a furnace wiring diagram. I really appreciate it. Thank you.
Well, very well! This is the more illustrated and understanding troubleshooting tutorial I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much for kindness snd your valuable time.
Greetings from Greece from a hvac technician. Keep the good work... and merry Christmas to all😁
Thanks for this video. Haven't seen furnace explaining wiring diagram .Thanks again. I love the ac wiring diagram
You're welcome! Glad you liked the wiring diagram videos 🙂
You are the best teacher
This is an awsome explanation of the sequence of a furnace! I have my B Gas and have limited experience with furnaces, but this really helped give me confidence in being able to diagnose a furnace. Thank you very much!!
You're welcome, I'm glad it was helpful! Become a legend out there! 🙂👍👍👍
Ben, I'm a subscriber and have watched so many of your outstanding TH-cam videos (as well as others) and have to comment today that you are the KING of HVAC troubleshooting.
First of all, your videos are produced with viewers in mind rather than self-promoting for profit or acting like a celebrity. You’re a knowledgeable instructor and articulate with a calm voice that’s professional and confident (not a bunch of ums etc.). The exemplary content indicates the time and effort that put forward in rehearsing, preparation and editing of your videos. There’s no excessive “blah, blah, blah,” background noise, distractions, or crazy music. Your videos are interesting, auditorily crisp, visually appearing and focus on the title’s objectives with a balance between repetitive info & assuming viewers’ prior knowledge. You accomplish this by referencing related content videos available for viewers to consider. You present simple and clear simulations, actual components, real-life situations and include graphics and text highlighting important info, safety issues, key points, confusing content and alternative methods for troubleshooting.
For all this, I thank you for helping HVAC professionals as well as the DIYers like myself.
Great video !!! I actually followed the flow and logic on what turned on and why ! Thank you so much for explaining how each stage turned on and off as heat or cold is called for.
You are so welcome! I'm happy that the video was easy to follow, that's what I hope to always do 🙂
I am a g2 gas fitter and this was a very helpful video! Keep up the great work
Assuming you live in southern Florida. Nice there early and late in the calendar years. Hot and humid and uncomfortable in the summer obviously. The state college I attend had a link for this video, but I see all the other great videos you have put out there as well. I'll be watching more of your videos and I have subscribed to your channel. Thanks for helping out by making these videos.
All I can say are thank you thousands and thousands times , have a great Christmas to you and your family
You're very welcome! I'm happy you liked the video that much! We hope you and family have a Merry Christmas as well!!🌲🌲🌲 God bless you and yours!
you are just like a college instructor, very very good !
Excellent and simple understanding for home owners.. thanks a lot.
You're welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting 🙂 have a great rest of the weekend!
I recommend you to open a business q&a, advice and help online and make some profit.. sometimes they are simple questions you can answer .. thanks
@Karlos Dozxa That's an interesting idea. Thank you for the suggestion!
Really enjoyed the time you invested in this one.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience, a rare feat these days.
Thank you for your videos I will be starting HVAC and I learn a lot from your videos.
Great to hear that! Good luck with the career. It's a great path to take! I have no regrets taking it 😎
You said the high limit switch goes to #5, it looks like you connected to #8. I could be wrong though. Thanks for taking the time and effort to share your wealth of information.
Yeah.. Those connections are close to each other and I was using thick markers which doesn't help.. I was indeed wrong, the two wires from the limit switch actually go to 11 and 6. I just looked at the paper version of it right now. What looked like a 5 to me was actually a 6 and the 5 is next to it. Thank you for catching the error!
Super job, you make it seem so easy, that's your skill level. Thanks so much.
You're knocking on the door of 200k! Congratulations!
Thank you Ben! You're already at 150k too! Congratulations are due to you as well bro! I am sure you will get past 200k in no time. Merry Christmas to you and family my friend!! God bless!
Sorry to be off topic but does someone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account?
I somehow lost my password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me.
@Salvatore Joey Instablaster :)
@Augustus Zain I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and Im trying it out now.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Augustus Zain it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my account !
Awesome instruction!!! I’m comfortable trouble shooting my furnace now! All your videos are KA!!!
Best video I have seen on HVAC to date. Thanks Jay!
Excellent information and well laid out.
Thank you Ron!
Crystal clear for explanation how the heating operates. Good job!👍
Great explanation and great video this is how it's supposed to be done with wire
This video is so dope. It's clear cut.
No hablo inglés ni lo entiendo pero el querer aprender me hace entender más del 50% de lo que estás diciendo la mera verdad lo explicas muy bien y sin entenderlo sé que soy un poco ridículo muchísimas gracias
Hermano, ¡me alegra saber que los videos te resultan útiles! También quiero dejarles saber que tengo muchos de mis videos traducidos al español. Puede que le resulte más fácil entenderlos allí: th-cam.com/video/DmswHDaPN40/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RTIUlGk8HtjFCBCf
Awesome. Learning more here than anywhere else. Great job.
Great to hear that! Thank you!
New to the field and this video helped a lot. Thank you so much. Have a safe and happy New year.
I'm happy to hear that! Have a Merry Christmas and an epic New Year as well!
One of these vids on a ST9103a for an oil fired furnace would be great as well. Nice job.
Thank you very much for your video you are a great teacher.
This excellent video convinces me there is a community of hackers that rewire their furnaces using any number of controllers such as Raspberry Pi.
Great job explaining and illustrating the diagram.
Thank you! 🙂
Thank you so much for all the details explaining. God bless you.
This is what I was looking for, thanks!
Thanks, learned a lot from you lesson even with my electronic engineering background,
Best presentation ever. Thanks.
Great to see you again Jay. Enjoyed the video. Your previous videos saved the day several times here in cold NYC. Bet you don’t get many “heat” calls there in HI.
Noisy birds !! 😂
Thank you Paul! Glad you enjoyed the video and the bird 😄 It's great that the videos saved the day a few times for you. Yes you are right, furnaces are pretty scarce here. Where I am right now, winter is around 75 degrees all the way through.. 😎
You do a great job,we are learning a lot with this kind of videos,congrats,you have a good merry Christmas with your family.
Thank you! Glad to hear the videos are helpful. I hope you and family have a Merry Christmas as well! 🌲🌲🌲
You are awesome. This is exactly how it is taught. You’re doing a great thing
Thank you! Glad to hear I showed it correctly 😄
this was a great video, I always learn a lot with you, thanks for making this valuable content!
Wow, Awesome description and explanation your missing your calling you should be teaching.👍🏻
Ha, thanks Alpha Male! 😄
@@WordofAdviceTV i agree, should be a instructor at a technical college
I absolutely agree
As usual. Excellent video. Thank you
Thanks for sharing your knowledge to everyone.
Jay, excellent tutorial! Thanks for all you hard work & share of information in your YT videos, really awesome job!!
really your illustration is benefit full God Bless you
Magnificent 👌never got a perfect explanation .
Sir can you please explain to us how voltage flow through a washing machine board & what’s the function of the components in that circuit...
Been watching your videos recently. I’ve been in the field for 3 total years but on and off with oilfield work. I’m very confident with Condensers, fairly confident in furnace and control board troubleshooting, but I would like to see a video on heat pump troubleshooting AHU and the actual Heatpump itself. That’s where I second guess myself for some reason
Excellent video, you really have the skill to explain, thanks for those excellent videos. Have a wonderful time.
Great info. Subscribed. Boilers next please
Thank you very much. I was much educated by your explanation.
You are great person man ! Thanks for taking your time to teach us.
Great Explanation sir.
Bob Ross would be very proud of your painting ... Lol ... And I wouldn't ''udder '' a word about my mother in law ... Lol ... Great presentation Jay ... Hey to cameraperson ... And if you couldn't find your green grounding pen ,you could always use that Gecko ... I kill me ...Lol
Hello eddy say hello to trixie for me and Arnold and bigfoot ✌️🐕🐕
Lol! I love the wit in all your comments Eddy 😄 They're always fun to read. Hahaha use the gecko... 😂 Your "I kill me" phrase reminds me of the egg joke. I won't spoil it here and leave it for the next video. Actually I think the next video is a mayonnaise video where I wont be talking.. Hmm.. Maybe in 2 weeks then. (these non-hvac videos drive some of my subscribers up the wall hehe 😇 )
@@davidmckinney6577 Will do ...
Thanks for making this video. It is a great help
Wow, you know so much in detail.
Thank you for sharing a good video. Wishing you happy Christmas and happy New year. God bless you
You're welcome! Thank you and we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year too! God bless you and family!
Another excellent video 👍👍👍
Thank you Harry! I appreciate your presence in the comments section 🤙🤙🤙
It's good to See that you are Healthy and well.... Keep doing of what you know best and Stay Safe...👍👍
Every thing lovely explained ! thanks for this Methodology
very educative. can you do a video on replacement of 80% furnace please. Thank you regards
Hi from Paris France!
Y'r the best my dear. I realy like you and i like yr videos too. Regards.
Thank you for your video. My air-handler does not have control board, but it is an old ac system. However, it is good to learn some stuffs from this video.
There should be relay for ignitor ;I believe this diagram has missed that relay.
Anyway ;you teach the best 👏👏👏
Great video. Can you have a video in the future to explain how a two-stage furnace works? During the first stage which usually last about 15 minutes, what is the gas pressure going to the furnace. Once 15 minutes has elapsed and the temperature in the house is NOT at the desired temperature, the second stage starts. Does the gas pressure go down or what happens? Thanks
This is best explanation I ever seen) Cool! Thank you!
Thank you , I appreciate your work. What's with the Geko ?
That's just part of the package when living in Hawaii 😄 They're little scavengers always on the lookout for a snack. I think he thought the marker was food.
Excellent job👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much.❤️❤️
Hi jay I am looking for wiring diagram for old GE gas furnace. Do you know how to get those? Thanks Robert
great presentation, this is the best of the best.
Thank you so much for sharing this video..I learned a lot how to read a diagram...thanks jay
You're welcome! Glad to hear the video was helpful for you 👍👍👍
Thank you so much man! Great video
Thanks for video it has been really helpful
Parabéns daqui do Brasil, gostei muito da sua explicação, consegui entender perfeitamente Parabéns!!!!
hi i like your videos on this board where do the y wire go to on the board ?
good job, excellent explain about diagram.
Any idea of the temperature inside is greater then the temperature settings ???
About 5 degrees different.
Love the way you teach . I have issue my thermostat is set up for 72 but the heat still go up all the way to 80s it does not stop I’m not sure where the issue was ?recently change my blower motor and I thinking I might miss up wire thank you
Just what I was looking for, I have never worked on a furnace but I now have a job to replace three Baltur furnaces in a high rise building. So at least I know how they work now. The italian schematic for the new furnaces is a bit confusing to say the least but thanks to Jay I am slowly getting my head around it. Main problem is that there are other control panels from around 1970 on the old furnaces and of course there are no wiring diagrams that exist for them so I am really struggling to figure out what is going on there. If any one has any suggestions would like to hear from them. I only have two days to get these installed!
Great videos, can u explain where the furnace off and on switch wires connect to on control board
This is the video I was looking for thank so much
Awesome! Glad I made it in time then 😉 Have a great rest of the weekend!
Hey Jay, first of all I got to tell you that your thorough in your expansions and it’s helped me a lot in hvac in the Saskatoon , Saskatchewan, Canada ! Just wondering if you have any videos explaining from beginning to end with your multimeter (voltmeter) of your typical troubleshoot , what you would always check ? Like a good thorough check over/troubleshoot I guess I’m trying to say , so I can have absolute good fundamentals on each and every service call , as I’m just starting to get into it for the last few months , again thanks a lot for the information Jay , been very informative!
Glad to hear the videos have been helpful. Thank you for the video suggestion! I don't think I have a video like that... In fact I cut out a portion of this video where I started talking about troubleshooting with a meter.. I thought it would be a little confusing because I did not have a furnace on hand that I could use as a demonstration. Maybe after I buy a house here in Hawaii I can by a furnace just for video purposes. The winters here aren't very cold.
Hi Richard, just watch all of jays video and you will learn a lot ,just like you r in the classroom
@@WordofAdviceTV hey buddy , thanks for the reply ! Hope hawaii is treating you ok , less no heat call I take it lol . But I’ll look out for your furnace troubleshooting video for new techs , I think that would be totally awesome , just like the rest of your awesome videos ! Again , very informative and don’t stop doing what your doing becuz it’s really great hvac content . Thank you from up here in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada ! If you ever want to come hunt big whitetail bucks , give me a call and come give it a try Jay, very fun !
@Richard Wuttunee Yes, there are barely any furnaces here 😅 Thank you for the positive comments and I appreciate the invite for a buck hunt in Canada! That does sound fun! Maybe some day.. 😄 Have a Merry upcoming Christmas!! God bless you and yours.
I have a question. On a two stage system for either an AC or furnace...would disconnecting the low voltage on the first stage stop the furnace/AC operation even in second stage? For example...
2 stage AC, running in second stage, if Y1 is disconnected (opened), but Y2 was left alone would the AC keep running or shut down?
2 stage furnace, running in second stage, if W1 is disconnected (opened), but W2 was left alone would the furnace keep running or shut down?
GREAT VIDEO !!! THANK YOU
Great vídeo!! Thank you 👍
Its really cool to see the order of operations layer out like this.
I agree! 😄 Order of operations + wiring schematic makes it interesting 👍👍👍
Great teaching