Had a friend who's friend died in a walk in installing a beer system. It was a small walk in his CO2 displaced the O2 while he was working. The customer came in to check on him and he had died. Be careful in those boxes out there fellas. Always work with the doors open. If you can't just remember to take breaks and get some fresh air.
Wow, thanks for the tip I've been working on walk-ins for 22 years and never even thought of that being an issue. I did hear of a guy freezing to death in one but never dying from CO2 poisoning or lack of oxygen.
I had a screen plugged up on Monday, got to love people that don't use nitrogen and wonder why it happens. I love my spin swage, it sure makes it easy. Great video Rookie!
you cant go by the supply air temp coming out of the honeycomb vents to say the box temp is too cold...supply air is going to be colder than the box temp is...best place to take a temp reading is in the middle of the box away from any airflow
Stay safe out there and good repair. Not to bust your balls but thats not a king valve. Only a valve on a Receiver in an Ammonia refrigeration system is called a king valve because it stops everything.
Hey man I love your videos but your using that h10 all wrong bro not using half the potential it has. Gotta warm it up on auto and touch the probe to the calibration bottle and it should flash into red and come back down then you switch it manual and ramp it up to 3 beeps a second or so. Mine can smell the calibration bottle without even touching it. Just food for thought keep up the good work.
Had a friend who's friend died in a walk in installing a beer system. It was a small walk in his CO2 displaced the O2 while he was working. The customer came in to check on him and he had died. Be careful in those boxes out there fellas. Always work with the doors open. If you can't just remember to take breaks and get some fresh air.
Exactly. It was really scary. Luckily we didn’t get sick. Or die.
Wow, thanks for the tip I've been working on walk-ins for 22 years and never even thought of that being an issue. I did hear of a guy freezing to death in one but never dying from CO2 poisoning or lack of oxygen.
Or he should've worn his ppe like we learned in school but sorry
I love that little leak finder that will make my small job easy
Where did you got that finder from
You use some awesome gadgets. Im barely going to school for hvac/r wish we had tools like that to use.
Rodrigo Bravo yeah, I’ve purchased just about everything you see. It gets expensive.
I had a screen plugged up on Monday, got to love people that don't use nitrogen and wonder why it happens. I love my spin swage, it sure makes it easy. Great video Rookie!
Thank you bro. Appreciated!!!!
Damn good video thanks for coming back to continue the diagnostics ......
GREG KING that’s my boi rite there he worked with me at a previous company
JUAN JASSO very nice. Yeah I’ve worked with him a number of times 👍👍
Puro Jasso Compa! 🍻
Saludos to you and Rook!
Love the 🎦 keep em coming
Thank you for the 2nd video. It was awesome watching your video.
Thank you for watching. B
Rookie my A$$, rockstar refrigeration more like it. Stellar job Sir! Even on the horseplay at the end!👏
Lmao. Thank u kind sir. I appreciate it.
Curti muito este cara ,e fera na refrigeração, São Paulo , Brasil.
Muito Obrigado
Love your videos man. I know its a hassle filming, but your content is great.
Will Bur thank you bro. Thanks for watching. I try to get decent film😄
Great video!!!!! Im always learning
Carlos Cervantes thank you bro.
Nice video and great content. Thanks for sharing bro.
Thanks grego
Any smokies in the cooler? Or outside you had to worry about?
Not that we set off 🤣. But we had the system in Test mode so no alarms would generate
You need to be careful hope your ok.
Yeah. I will never make that mistake again. Thank you
Nice video rookie. Keep up the good job 👍
Thank you sir
You have to be careful in those seats room
First thought, was why so many brazed joints, use soft copper and bend,
mychoclabwinston most refrigeration is hard drawn copper. 🤷♂️
In norway you are not allowed to refill a unit before the leeks are found and fixed....
Here either. But this os the real world. Gotta do what you gotta do.
Rookie Refrigeration that’s right Rookie Refrigeration us refer guys have to go around rules and regulations. 😉
you cant go by the supply air temp coming out of the honeycomb vents to say the box temp is too cold...supply air is going to be colder than the box temp is...best place to take a temp reading is in the middle of the box away from any airflow
kingofthecrease30 all sensors are reading DA temp
@@rookierefrigeration4357 i meant when you put that pocket thermometer on the honeycomb vent and said the box was running too cold
Stay safe out there and good repair. Not to bust your balls but thats not a king valve. Only a valve on a Receiver in an Ammonia refrigeration system is called a king valve because it stops everything.
It’s a king valve.
A king valve is any service valve in the outlet of the receiver. They aren’t just on ammonia systems..
Hey man I love your videos but your using that h10 all wrong bro not using half the potential it has. Gotta warm it up on auto and touch the probe to the calibration bottle and it should flash into red and come back down then you switch it manual and ramp it up to 3 beeps a second or so. Mine can smell the calibration bottle without even touching it. Just food for thought keep up the good work.
I’ll try that. I always just use out on auto. Lol. Thanks for the advice
Nice video
Thanks
Wear a mask 😷 whenever you’re brazing inside a walk in . I wear one of those masks painters use in automotive .
Felipe Tafolla yeah man. We should have. But I guys we underestimated it. Lol
Rookie Refrigeration that’s right
the leak detector what is it?
I used the Bacharach H10Pro and the Inficon Dtek TekMate.
@@rookierefrigeration4357 Thank you)
That is the rabbits hole
Yup