Hello Mr. Jones, I'm back after watching dozens of other HVAC vids. Your video makes 100% sense now. Absolutely, you must know what you're doing or there'll be hell to pay. "Take Picture" !!!! I wish all those over HVAC videographers would say that every time they start casually yanking out wires. Thank you for making. The HVAC biz must be full of newbies who mean well but simply screws things up royally. Especially with this EPA stuff. Just have to keep trying. Thank you for making.
Welcomegues ..and guied and gues thankyou gues .220 splited comprsscontacted power give ointed contacter out ..in out contacted ).. t1linestarted out cap citer .. comon poi started herim pointedruing is comon pointed tacking ruing ok cimrssr ruing pointed other n fan sides comone poimt n comprssr poimnted c .poin t herm.. pointcomprssor ....pointed
Dear Mr. Jones, Thank you so much for your video. I have a home warrantee service that was supposed to help me with issues like this (actually do it for me). I have two air conditioning units. After a severe thunderstorm, the upstairs unit went out. I thought it was the capacitor, but did not take the time to test the voltage. I called HWA to have them send a company out to repair my unit. The earliest they could send someone was 10 days later. We waited. The HVAC repairman came, tested my capacitors, and determined that one had failed and the other was on the verge of failing. He said that he would call it in to HWA to get an approval to fit the problem. THEY DID NOT RESPONDED TO HIS CALL. I paid the $100 co-pay and he said that once he got approval, he would come back and replace the part(s). That was on a Friday. I called later that day, and the service company still had not received approval from HWA. On Sunday, the other AC unit failed and the temperature reached 94 degrees F upstairs and 86 degrees F downstairs. I could not get ahold of HWA to have them authorize the repair. This morning, I called Grainger and was able to pick up two capacitors for less than $36. I thought it would be straight forward to replace, but I got a little nervous because I could not tell exactly where to place the 3 wires. YOUR EXPLANATION OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE 4-TABS VS 3-TABS VS 2-TABS made it very easy for me to replace the two capacitors and fix both units. THANK YOU SO MUCH! God Bless You, David McMullen
Hello Mr. David! I just want to take a moment to thank you for all of your videos! THANK YOU SO MUCH! In September I'll have two years in the trade and I have learned so much from you! I've watch almost every of your videos. You are a great person! Willing to teach and help us out. I'm always looking forward to a new video of yours! May God bless you and bless your business. Thank you sir! Abner from Dallas, TX.
I'm an HVACR student. This was a fun video. We're taught to always follow the wiring. Colors are usually used in a specific way, but not always. That's why I really liked your point about how small the start gauge wire is.
As a retired inst electrician,I enjoyed your video.it was very well arranged for the most effect in teaching.you did an excellent job.best wishes and thanks for bringing back fond memories of my career.
I love this guy! He talks to the camera like we are someone that really screwed up the last job! Lol Thanks for making this video, though. I'm having to fix my home a/c unit and this really taught me a lot!
Hi David, I'm a business owner of a small plumbing heating and air conditioning co located on the eastern end of Long Island NY. I've be watching your videos for some time now and enjoyed watching them. Thank you for your time in making them. Be well.
Thanks your support and expertise! This video was informative and also inspiring. I am interning. Besides on job training, TH-cam is my only night school. Even though I'm being trained my a master technician, Im thankful for master techs like you who share your wisdom with us HVAC guys of tomorrow.
ive worked on my goodman. I replaced the ignighter and the flame sensor.Had issues I find it easier to know this stuff cause it helps alot especially when your frezzing in winter time . I had to learn this . I love this video as Id like to learn how to wire a compressor.I just did a trouble code 26 on my car and I did a evacuvate and refill on my car this week. I took classes and have book that covers all this . Great video on learning a/c
I love that you are so secure within yourself that you want to make room for the future leaders. A true leader makes new ones because he knows who he is. I'm starting school Lord willing in January, and am missing my right hand from birth but want a way to help my wife and three children . You make me feel encouraged I can do it David. I'm up in Deltona Fl. Thank you and thanks to all positive people in this room that commented,
Hi David, such a good video showing the wiring on many compressors connecting to capacitor ( herm terminal ) and contactor ( T1 / T2 ). This is good REAL WORLD examples on actual units. Thank You ! :) Got it! I'm TAKING A PICTURE of everything before rewiring.
Always come back for a refresher! Good deal. Had 2 brown wires yesterday that were frayed and took me for a loop. Had to trace em. One went to fan on cap and other to herm on cap. Almost crossed em.
Very good overall - one thing not mentioned is the different contactors - some have shunts that supply power all the time on one side for the units that have heaters. Getting the wires on the wrong side can mess it up by not powering the heater all the time. Great tips overall though - learned some thing new on smaller wire higher voltage going to the capacitor. Good tip. So it's a good day! Thanks
Mr. David Jones , Great respect and admiration that are willing to teach their knowledge, experience and skill,, May God bless you life family and everything that has to do with you.
You make the best videos short and simple and to the point very very knowledgeable learned much from thr videos in my early stages snd still do from your videos good stuff
BIG thanks to your video on wiring correctly, I wrote everything down and now have my condenser humming perfectly! At least so far, haha but seriously, thanks for the tutorial, very helpful.
Thank you David, As always, you post interesting and informative videos. Like other who follow you chanel, I'm always looking forward to a new video of yours, They are of great value to the industry. I been working in this field for about 4 years and still a lot to learn. Thanks From Tampa FL.
tell you what I really appreciate. What your doing you do a great job of explaining everything. I know your video's have really helped me out. so thank you very much😁
Hello Mr. Jones,
I'm back after watching dozens of other HVAC vids.
Your video makes 100% sense now.
Absolutely, you must know what you're doing or there'll be hell to pay.
"Take Picture" !!!! I wish all those over HVAC videographers would say that every time they start casually yanking out wires.
Thank you for making.
The HVAC biz must be full of newbies who mean well but simply screws things up royally. Especially with this EPA stuff. Just have to keep trying. Thank you for making.
This dude rocks, he is not afraid to share the knowledge.
Welcomegues ..and guied and gues thankyou gues .220 splited comprsscontacted power give ointed contacter out ..in out contacted ).. t1linestarted out cap citer .. comon poi started herim pointedruing is comon pointed tacking ruing ok cimrssr ruing pointed other n fan sides comone poimt n comprssr poimnted c .poin t herm.. pointcomprssor ....pointed
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Dear Mr. Jones,
Thank you so much for your video. I have a home warrantee service that was supposed to help me with issues like this (actually do it for me). I have two air conditioning units. After a severe thunderstorm, the upstairs unit went out. I thought it was the capacitor, but did not take the time to test the voltage. I called HWA to have them send a company out to repair my unit. The earliest they could send someone was 10 days later. We waited. The HVAC repairman came, tested my capacitors, and determined that one had failed and the other was on the verge of failing. He said that he would call it in to HWA to get an approval to fit the problem. THEY DID NOT RESPONDED TO HIS CALL. I paid the $100 co-pay and he said that once he got approval, he would come back and replace the part(s). That was on a Friday. I called later that day, and the service company still had not received approval from HWA. On Sunday, the other AC unit failed and the temperature reached 94 degrees F upstairs and 86 degrees F downstairs. I could not get ahold of HWA to have them authorize the repair.
This morning, I called Grainger and was able to pick up two capacitors for less than $36. I thought it would be straight forward to replace, but I got a little nervous because I could not tell exactly where to place the 3 wires. YOUR EXPLANATION OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE 4-TABS VS 3-TABS VS 2-TABS made it very easy for me to replace the two capacitors and fix both units. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
God Bless You,
David McMullen
Great all most hands on video, better than any class room. Most people learn by sight.
Glad you liked it!
Hello Mr. David!
I just want to take a moment to thank you for all of your videos! THANK YOU SO MUCH! In September I'll have two years in the trade and I have learned so much from you! I've watch almost every of your videos. You are a great person! Willing to teach and help us out. I'm always looking forward to a new video of yours! May God bless you and bless your business.
Thank you sir! Abner from Dallas, TX.
I'm an HVACR student. This was a fun video. We're taught to always follow the wiring. Colors are usually used in a specific way, but not always. That's why I really liked your point about how small the start gauge wire is.
As a retired inst electrician,I enjoyed your video.it was very well arranged for the most effect in teaching.you did an excellent job.best wishes and thanks for bringing back fond memories of my career.
Were can I take AC classe
I love this guy! He talks to the camera like we are someone that really screwed up the last job! Lol
Thanks for making this video, though. I'm having to fix my home a/c unit and this really taught me a lot!
Hi David,
I'm a business owner of a small plumbing heating and air conditioning co located on the eastern end of Long Island NY. I've be watching your videos for some time now and enjoyed watching them. Thank you for your time in making them. Be well.
This man is a big Human been and a good teacher
Thanks your support and expertise! This video was informative and also inspiring. I am interning. Besides on job training, TH-cam is my only night school. Even though I'm being trained my a master technician, Im thankful for master techs like you who share your wisdom with us HVAC guys of tomorrow.
Mr. Jones. Excellent explanation of the color wiring. THANK YOU for sharing.
ive worked on my goodman. I replaced the ignighter and the flame sensor.Had issues I find it easier to know this stuff cause it helps alot especially when your frezzing in winter time . I had to learn this . I love this video as Id like to learn how to wire a compressor.I just did a trouble code 26 on my car and I did a evacuvate and refill on my car this week. I took classes and have book that covers all this . Great video on learning a/c
Started HVAC training Monday your videos are a great help!
I love that you are so secure within yourself that you want to make room for the future leaders. A true leader makes new ones because he knows who he is. I'm starting school Lord willing in January, and am missing my right hand from birth but want a way to help my wife and three children . You make me feel encouraged I can do it David. I'm up in Deltona Fl. Thank you and thanks to all positive people in this room that commented,
Hi David, such a good video showing the wiring on many compressors connecting to capacitor ( herm terminal ) and contactor ( T1 / T2 ). This is good REAL WORLD examples on actual units. Thank You ! :) Got it! I'm TAKING A PICTURE of everything before rewiring.
Brilliant Did not have a clue before this. The airconditioning company wanted $200 to replace the part which cost me $35.00
You are a good man sir. I thank you for the wisdom you have chosen to pass along.
Always come back for a refresher! Good deal. Had 2 brown wires yesterday that were frayed and took me for a loop. Had to trace em. One went to fan on cap and other to herm on cap. Almost crossed em.
Great video ty i am a newbee about 1 year on service and I learned a lot from you thanks keep up the great work
Great video we need more teachers like you great job.
Thank you David. I really get a lot out of all your videos. You explain in a very easy way for me to understand. Keep it up and God bless David Jones.
Hi Jones... i am a student! thank you so much for your video... it helped me!
This man is a bad ass teacher.
Thank u for this video... Ur awesome, saved me money... thank u again!! God bless!!!
Thank you so much Mr Jones for this video
You are very welcome
Very good overall - one thing not mentioned is the different contactors - some have shunts that supply power all the time on one side for the units that have heaters. Getting the wires on the wrong side can mess it up by not powering the heater all the time. Great tips overall though - learned some thing new on smaller wire higher voltage going to the capacitor. Good tip. So it's a good day! Thanks
Mr. David Jones , Great respect and admiration that are willing to teach their knowledge, experience and skill,, May God bless you life family and everything that has to do with you.
Man...What clarity of explanation. Thanks for sharing this info!!!
Nice video and info. More knowledge than a trade instructor would provide. Thank you!
Please keep posting. You're a good teacher.
Wow, very educative and informative
God bless you
You make the best videos short and simple and to the point very very knowledgeable learned much from thr videos in my early stages snd still do from your videos good stuff
BIG thanks to your video on wiring correctly, I wrote everything down and now have my condenser humming perfectly! At least so far, haha but seriously, thanks for the tutorial, very helpful.
Thank you Mr.Jones for explaining this in a way that I am able to understand.
Wish this gentleman taught our hvac class, he is great!
wow, very informative! great to know that all the wiring is very similar from different manufactures... thanks
Thanks for your video. I will be using it today.
Thank u so much no one is posting videos like you clearly
Thank you for taking the time to make this video it is very helpful you are awesome !
I Love These Videos. You do a Great Job Explaining Everything. And Crack me up at the same Time!!
David I really enjoy your videos they're simple and to the point. Thanks for all you do. Keep them coming.
Excellent video. Thank so much. Really helpful.
Thank You very much for your time and information sir!!
Mr Jones, you sound like the coolest dude. I THANK YOU SO MUCH ..... Great video(s). You’re the best.
Thank you so much for sharing your expertise , great video
Good video. Thanks they fixed a few things for me.
You're the best! Clear and simple thanks!
Great video. Thank you for enhancing my knowledge.
Thank you David,
As always, you post interesting and informative videos. Like other who follow you chanel, I'm always looking forward to a new video of yours, They are of great value to the industry. I been working in this field for about 4 years and still a lot to learn.
Thanks From Tampa FL.
You're the best sir, thanks for your sharing of knowledge...
Very informative, and great examples of the wiring connections! You did an outstanding job in explaining .
Thankyou for this video im learning HVAC currently 2nd day in we are going over this part and I was super confused still am but this helps.
Awesome work and attitude
Dear sir your way of teaching is outstanding
God bless you..you are explaining very well
hilton peter Thank you for watching
Awesome video
Great Video Mr. Jones, 👍 & thanks for explaining with details. btw Happy Father's Day. ....
Good video 👍. Simply put
Very well explained. Thank you Sir
Thanks alot, you made it easy and simple
Great video! Truly the gospel!
great knowledge and motivation. your the man
Hello. I think your videos are outhandling and very informative. I would like to locate your other videos on TH-cam.
Go to Davidjonesairconditioning
Thank you for watching in subscribing
Absolutely a great video keep putting them out there are huge help to people.
Thanks for your video ....it was very helpful I learned somethibg new ......keep it up!!!
Thanks for the information very helpful
thank you dave for your time and experience your great
God Bless You, Mr Jones
tell you what I really appreciate. What your doing you do a great job of explaining everything. I know your video's have really helped me out. so thank you very much😁
yes very true david I tag em'' or take a picture or two nobody is perfect thank you partner for sharing love your video's!!!!!!!
Thank you sir!!! AWESOME instructions.
Best hvac teacher
Thanks you take your time on the wiring
Great Explanation, thank you.
Thank you, very informative!
This vid is intensely informative... I did know a few of these until i watch this... thanks a lot keep doing tbe great wotk
Always with great info.
Awesome video. Thanks!
Great content 💪🏾
Great videos. To test total inrush at start up where is it better to put the clamp meter on the compressor wire or the run wire? Thanks.
Great work
thank you so much sir , very good video I leaning a lot , I love it
Amazing thank you!
Thanks you for showing me how to wire a compressor
Thanks for the video!!! Take me with you bro
and guess where the shortest wire goes?.................to the capacitor!!....Learnt something useful today.
Thx you
Not the shortest. The smallest guage wire goes to the capacitor. It's not the length. It's the thickness.
Very nice videooo ,thanks.
Thx you
Good job on the video
Great tutorial.
thank you dave i finally understand
THANKS FOR THIS GREAT VIDEO.
thank you mr. David we all done
Good info. Need same on heatpump
Great tips thank you sir
Thanks, you are the best
thanks for your help.
Helle nice explanation. My truck ref does not run what can I do?
Hi thanks for the info, I would like to learn more on this hvac system. By the way my is David too.
thanks for the knowledge !!!
good teacher ,thanks