@@HVACRVIDEOS great channel and video it's interesting how refrigeration systems work I have a portable air conditioner that runs from about 2nd in the afternoon to 2 at night I have set at 18 degrees
Employees don’t think about things like bumping a thermostat. They often stack so much product in that they block air flow. Good move on relocating the stat. Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas! 🎄
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I swear I learn so much watching your videos. I’m a residential tech with about one year of experience. Even though the equipment we work on is very different some of the techniques are the same. Anyways great videos and thanks for the knowledge.
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Two things with the wires. The wire should wrap around the screw terminal in the same direction as the screw turns, clockwise in almost all cases. When the blue wire was hitting the dial I noticed the wire was wrapping CCW and latter the blue was correct but the yellow was not. See 5:04 Secondly, you should strip off more insulation to guard against getting the insulation caught under the screw. When stripping sold wire it's better to use the next higher AWG on the stripper so as to not nick the wire.
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You should mention frost free flare nuts, the one with the holes on the sides, I had to replace a regular flare but due to ice cavitation on inner copper on a walk-in cooler. The other produce cooler kept a regular nut. No more problems and it's been 6 years. One more, mention that produce coolers are hard to work in, especially if your have a light bulb broken, get the ones that are laminated/coated so if it breaks then shards of glass dont get hidden in the tomatoes.
Thanks for explaining about flare part. in my experience as for WIC I always ran into problem thermostat, sometimes the sensor line was tangled up and kinked or someone would play with thermostat bypasses 25 cut off that caused all products became frozen. Good work, sir. Happy holidays
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either relocate or shield it with something, like pvc downspout pipe with back cut out and screwed to cooler so it can be flexed open to reach control. open ends for air to flow past. I've covered line-sets that way, they kept bashing the insulation off (through wall, about 5' high)
Calibrated elbow is pretty accurate. Some screws are so small on phones that only way to know it's not cross threaded or when its tight enough is by feel and experience. Some have tried to make a mechanical device sensitive enough, but still can't beat the human hand and skill/experience.
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Thanks for share your technician refrigeration skills man always show us the smaller details ... need be teach us how much charge $$ too for know how to value each jobs 😁😁😁
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The wire was on the lug wrong anywho, I was always taught to put the curl on the lug so when you tighten it, the screw isn't trying to un do the curl, just like you did :) put the curl so the screw didn't un do the curl
I wear the headphones just to hear my audio levels, but they really aren't necessary. I do however do livestreams and will actually be doing one tomorrow Monday 12/29 Thanks for watching
Some mfg's mount stats on evaps, and just like this situation, constent vibration will knock the crap out of calabration as well. So when changing find a nice quiet hiding place, lol
HVACR VIDEOS My father in law had a company that repaired and replaced galleys onboard sea vessels in San Diego Ca, part of the work order was tearing out the entire cold storage rooms on tuna boats returning from 9 month deployments. New cold storage units were put back in and we’d have a HVACR Company in and wire everything in and set up. I personally work on commercial and residential units here in Central California. I enjoy your videos, keep them coming. 😎
Is there. A certain tork for flare fittings? I learnt this hard way last summer installing a mini split. I ended up buying the tork wrench problem solved. ! This could be a good future video . Merry Christmas 🎄 thanks for a great video
James Toy thanks for watching bud, yeah flare fittings need to be properly torqued down and if they are tightened too much they will loosen up when you leave and create a leak.
I see you invested in a nice Procaster right there! Why don't you do the last bit on your phone too? It has much higher quality than your webcam. Or I can recommend a logitech 920 or so. they're cheap and 1080p. I'm not a refrigeration person but i love your videos
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Yep I prefer the Ranco ETC141000 because it is water resistant and has exterior mounting tabs , I am going Live on TH-cam today 12/24/18 @12:00pm pacific time to discuss my most recent uploads and answer some questions come on over and check it out if you can th-cam.com/video/rDd469JwYww/w-d-xo.html
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Thing is with most restaurants they dont unpack their good and then they wonder why they can't get proper air flow or why the thermostat isn't calling hehe
Problem I have, is major fast food restaurants, are coming out with new products every 3 months, but their coolers and freezers, aren’t getting any bigger, I absolutely hate calls for no cooling, and boxes completely stuffed behinds the evap completely blocking it off, or same as this vid, people slamming boxes against temp control
Thermostat is mounted upside down. You should have stuck with the a19 bbc and mounted it properly. The boxes will still damage thermostat. I would have made my tech redo it properly.
HVACR VIDEOS wires should enter from the bottom so if there is any condensation that forms in the conduit. It cannot drip or leak onto the thermostat internals. Silicone in the conduit also helps. Also if it was flipped it would be higher and behind the coil. PIA to adjust but protected by the evap coil. Also keeps staff from touching it. Majority of the stats are initially installed by electricians that don’t know any better. More of a concern in low temp applications, but it’s still a good practice to follow.
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camera in end of video is so bad video is jumping on a face like he's has real bad internet fix your camera look at the guys face its jumping on his mouth and teeth so bad
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I have no idea how HVAC works or anything but damn these videos are fun to watch
Thanks bud
@@HVACRVIDEOS great channel and video it's interesting how refrigeration systems work I have a portable air conditioner that runs from about 2nd in the afternoon to 2 at night I have set at 18 degrees
Me too
I am a locksmith by trade and know nothing about the HVAC industry, but I love your videos! Keep up the great work bro!
Thanks bud
Employees don’t think about things like bumping a thermostat. They often stack so much product in that they block air flow. Good move on relocating the stat. Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas! 🎄
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Why not just put a cover on it with a lockable key?
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I swear I learn so much watching your videos. I’m a residential tech with about one year of experience. Even though the equipment we work on is very different some of the techniques are the same. Anyways great videos and thanks for the knowledge.
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Lol, the more I know the more I realize what I don’t know. Good video Chris, thanks. Merry Christmas 🎄!
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Two things with the wires. The wire should wrap around the screw terminal in the same direction as the screw turns, clockwise in almost all cases. When the blue wire was hitting the dial I noticed the wire was wrapping CCW and latter the blue was correct but the yellow was not. See 5:04 Secondly, you should strip off more insulation to guard against getting the insulation caught under the screw. When stripping sold wire it's better to use the next higher AWG on the stripper so as to not nick the wire.
I've learn alot with your videos. I'm new on this, but I'm enjoing it. Keep making more videos!!!
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You should mention frost free flare nuts, the one with the holes on the sides, I had to replace a regular flare but due to ice cavitation on inner copper on a walk-in cooler. The other produce cooler kept a regular nut. No more problems and it's been 6 years. One more, mention that produce coolers are hard to work in, especially if your have a light bulb broken, get the ones that are laminated/coated so if it breaks then shards of glass dont get hidden in the tomatoes.
Thanks for explaining about flare part. in my experience as for WIC I always ran into problem thermostat, sometimes the sensor line was tangled up and kinked or someone would play with thermostat bypasses 25 cut off that caused all products became frozen. Good work, sir.
Happy holidays
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Thank you very much for helping us.
I had no clue about those holes I always wondered what they were for. THANKS!
Every time I watch your videos you make me laugh cause all that equipment you work on it’s refrigeration 1 o1 basics
Merry Christmas to you and your family
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Nice video thank you. Happy holidays.
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either relocate or shield it with something, like pvc downspout pipe with back cut out and screwed to cooler so it can be flexed open to reach control. open ends for air to flow past.
I've covered line-sets that way, they kept bashing the insulation off (through wall, about 5' high)
What should it be set as for freezing
Calibrated elbow is pretty accurate. Some screws are so small on phones that only way to know it's not cross threaded or when its tight enough is by feel and experience. Some have tried to make a mechanical device sensitive enough, but still can't beat the human hand and skill/experience.
I actually didn't know that bit about the strippers, good to know
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I've always used the plier end to loop and before that needle nose pliers. them there's fancy tools they have out now. lol
David Scheiber same here! Lol
Today I learned!
Nice job on looking at the big picture
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Great info from an apprentice!
Same
Merry Christmas
Thanks for share your technician refrigeration skills man always show us the smaller details ... need be teach us how much charge $$ too for know how to value each jobs 😁😁😁
The more you know?? I love it man..
Thanks bud, do you remember those commercials when we were kids?
@@HVACRVIDEOS absolutely
Right on Merry Christmas!
@@HVACRVIDEOS Merry Christmas
Whether I need them or not. I carry my flare nut wrenches most of the time. I bought my flare nut wrenches about 40 years ago.
Good stuff man... you the man😎👌
Thanks bud
Didn't know about the holes use on the wire strippers, thanks :)
nice repair
Very nice and useful vid keep making new ones 😍
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I hope that isn't black mold on the wall behind the unit.I'm not sure if it's just the mic picking up extra sounds but the fans are rattly .
No it's just a dirty wall
The wire was on the lug wrong anywho, I was always taught to put the curl on the lug so when you tighten it, the screw isn't trying to un do the curl, just like you did :) put the curl so the screw didn't un do the curl
Why you wear headphones on the part you do a description? Was this a live feed?
Great videos keep them coming! Happy new year!!
I wear the headphones just to hear my audio levels, but they really aren't necessary. I do however do livestreams and will actually be doing one tomorrow Monday 12/29
Thanks for watching
Some mfg's mount stats on evaps, and just like this situation, constent vibration will knock the crap out of calabration as well. So when changing find a nice quiet hiding place, lol
Knowledge is power.
Have you worked on cold boxes / Coolers onboard sea vessels before?
No I have not, I mainly work in restaurants
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My father in law had a company that repaired and replaced galleys onboard sea vessels in San Diego Ca, part of the work order was tearing out the entire cold storage rooms on tuna boats returning from 9 month deployments. New cold storage units were put back in and we’d have a HVACR Company in and wire everything in and set up. I personally work on commercial and residential units here in Central California. I enjoy your videos, keep them coming. 😎
Thanks bud
Is there. A certain tork for flare fittings? I learnt this hard way last summer installing a mini split. I ended up buying the tork wrench problem solved. ! This could be a good future video . Merry Christmas 🎄 thanks for a great video
James Toy thanks for watching bud, yeah flare fittings need to be properly torqued down and if they are tightened too much they will loosen up when you leave and create a leak.
Amezing new discovery 😂
Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Channel rocks
I see you invested in a nice Procaster right there! Why don't you do the last bit on your phone too? It has much higher quality than your webcam. Or I can recommend a logitech 920 or so. they're cheap and 1080p. I'm not a refrigeration person but i love your videos
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I prefer the digital control my dad hates them but he’s not a very tech savvy person. The bulb controls get to easily tampered.
My wrist clicks when the torque is just right.
It's about the same with me, I have never used a torque wrench but that's just me.
More like it cracks when its just enough. Maybe im getting old...
Do U have a digital temp control u like to use I like the ranco ones
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How do you stay warm in this profession?
Dress In layers
@@HVACRVIDEOS- Like an onion! lol
Good vid, it sounds like the thermostat was cutting off the fans is that the case or was it an audible illusion?
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The more you know.... the joke of the day. Great video.
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How much you guys usually charge for this kind of job?
Thing is with most restaurants they dont unpack their good and then they wonder why they can't get proper air flow or why the thermostat isn't calling hehe
Good shit
Problem I have, is major fast food restaurants, are coming out with new products every 3 months, but their coolers and freezers, aren’t getting any bigger, I absolutely hate calls for no cooling, and boxes completely stuffed behinds the evap completely blocking it off, or same as this vid, people slamming boxes against temp control
True
Thermostat is mounted upside down. You should have stuck with the a19 bbc and mounted it properly.
The boxes will still damage thermostat. I would have made my tech redo it properly.
The thermostat is not upside down, there is no right way it's meant to be mounted in any direction.
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Also if it was flipped it would be higher and behind the coil. PIA to adjust but protected by the evap coil. Also keeps staff from touching it.
Majority of the stats are initially installed by electricians that don’t know any better.
More of a concern in low temp applications, but it’s still a good practice to follow.
Im gonna say it and wait for people to tell me I'm wrong, a little leak seal just on the threads of the flare nut keeps it from backing off.
thanks for the very import inf helps alost
do super heat the old fashion way, temp at evap inlet and outlet
Ha thats how I'm learning it at school
Employees always do that. Stack boxes to the max
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txv bulb clamp is touching refrigeration line. will rub through
that is the original txv from 1993 and it has not rubbed through yet, go figure!
WOWstill running r22
The more you know. 😂
I used to wire like that until my boss got me a crimp set.
Prefer Ranco controls. Penn are junk and don't like the dial so close to contacts. Ranco has better differential too
electricians also know that you place the wire in a clockwise direction so the wire doesn't unwind when you tighten it. just saying.
Most of the time we're fixing their problems
Oh shit, rare edit
Right on about flair
Perfect electricians curl 😂
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""walk in spoiler"" lol
👍👍👍
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Try to avoid Danfoss TXV's, they are the worse.
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The more you know~~~~~lol
Boxes hitting thermostat is typical. People won't listen don't pile boxed to close under evaporator. I remove knob so it don't get hit
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Whelp just learned how to curl wire like a smart person does.
camera in end of video is so bad video is jumping on a face like he's has real bad internet fix your camera
look at the guys face its jumping on his mouth and teeth so bad
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