I’m 28 years old and just started a hvac job. Got all my certs and now just doing some extra learning. Very interesting stuff I love it. Spending thousands on feild piece tools tho lol
Don't you love how there is always someone to pick apart everything you do. I will just say good job. Everyone does it a little different, as long as you end with a good clean install and the customer is happy, job well done.
That music reminds me of Lakey Inspired. The editing, the quality of the work and the tools. It says a lot about you as a tradesman. With I could find someone like this to apprentice under where I am.
I just started doing ac and I honestly love it. Never thought it would be so much fun and so much learning. Been doing it for about 2 weeks and I learned something new everyday. Watching your videos also teaches me new techniques and tricks!
Please pray 🙏🙏🙏 all over world to get well soon because CORONA effect all over world all industries shops metro buses trains all are stop we pray 🙏🙏 🙏 to GOD please help & Kill CORONA
Thank you so so so much for the creation of the channel, i am presenting tomorrow to HVAC test for my technician license, you are one of the best teacher ever, i feel so comfortable with you guidence, thank you so much,!!! for real i mean it!!!
Your the man...I see in all your videos you take a lot of pride in your work, I’ve been doing hvac for 5 months now I’m almost done with school too...when I get a year experience I’m gonna start my own business, I’m gonna perform my work like you, your a great role model for new up and comers to the trade like myself, I’m already investing in the tools you use so I can be prepared for everything, at my job I do installs, rough-ins, and service calls I’m learning it all...keep up the great work...
After watching your videos I haves changed the way I do hvac. Thanks for putting life back into our trade. Honestly I started getting lazy and comfortable, not I put my all into it again. Thanks Zack
Enjoying your videos. Used to be a HVAC tech and it's nice to see actual repairs being done instead of "you need a new unit." I would probably still be working in the HVAC field of I had found a good company to work for. It's probably why you work for yourself.
Very nice tools to easily for repair and finish the job. Thanks for the video your sharing. I am also aircon technician here in the Philippines 🇵🇭 thank you sir 🙏
Hey man great video! I was just in Nashville/ Lebanon for the Lochinvar Crest Boiler Training and saw all the damage along I-40. Strong community you have down there. Thoughts and prayers go out to the people of that area.
Very professional job my man, nice to see other people actually taking time to use wet rag on the valve, deburring and sanding the pipes, and purging! Can’t believe how many people don’t even remove the Schaeder cores when brazing. My family lives in Mt. Juliet and I’ll definitely recommend you to them if I can’t get up there in time for a repair! 👍🏼
This is really good. I am new to HVAC and can't get offline watching videos and studying. I am a Maintenance technician and doing a lot of service calls as well. I never knew you could change a service valve on a unit nor even how to do it. Keep up the videos. I love the content and have subscribed.
Liked your videos and work Zach! No run around , just straight to the point! Keep up the good work! I am a new tech , aka retired automotive but shifting to HVAC!
Nice work, Nashville was hit hard and it will take many hard working and knowledgeable techs like yourself to get things back to normal. Good of you to take the time to create this video for more folks to learn from. Thanks
Is Hiller an electrical company or an a/c company that puts bright yellow stickers with a big warning sign saying: “Stop your warranty will be voided if another company works on this unit”? Something like that. I’m in Florida and see those labels.
Anthony Reardon hvacr a Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, Electrical company. The sticker says do not remove. This system was installed by Hiller. Check the following problems before calling; advice on how to remedy the issue possibly without having to call us out. Doesn’t say anything about voiding the warranty. Because that would be a lie.
I've started watching your channel a few weeks ago and appreciate it very much. Only comment that I like to point out is that you removed the valve without a Trace flow of nitrogen.
Nice job brother, please show the younger generation how to properly fill min 50%of the joint and using water to quench the joints as well as cleaning the joints once completed 👍 keep up the quality content !
Thank you for your videos! I'm not a camera type dude but I love hvac stuff as I do a little myself. I try and take my boys with me and that gets me in trouble sometimes. May the Lord bless your hands and give you favor in the name of all names Jesus Christ.
Those were some bad storms early in the morning. I'm surprised the refrigerant didn't leak out with a kink that severe on the service valve. Keep up the good work.
I also use the appion core removal tools and the same 1/4-3/8" 1/2"id hoses. I've tried almost all core removal tools and appion seems the best for me. I also use a appion speed y fitting on my pump so I can use two hoses on bigger systems. What a difference in speed of evac compared to my old manifold and 1/4" hose days lol. Only thing I see that I would do different is install the filter drier inside upstream of the evap. Good work though as usual.
You're just so phenomenal, your method of explaining is just superb. I just recently started following your channel, and i have learned a lot . Great job.
Yes... would love a truck tour video! I have my own one man operation like you do, and I work out a pickup truck with a topper similar to your setup. Keep em coming brother, and let’s all pray for Nashville.
Just found your channel and watched all of them in a day. Great content. I am looking to get my contractor license here in Canada’s capital and go out on my own. You should do a truck tour! Looking into a cap so I can use my current truck and not have to also pay for a van!
scrolled a long while and no comments on flipping the tank upside down.. I was really curious if anyone else had any thoughts on it.. awesome vid too! That valve got it good!
That reclaim machine will subcool the refrigerator. Hook it up to the liquid valve on the tank and it has a dip tube to the bottom. No reason to flip it upside down, not saying it’s wrong, just no reason to
I’m looking forward to trying it my supply house is going to bring it in for me to try b4 they order a ton of it. I’m using the flat sticks made by Harris I believe 15% of course but I just had to change one on a friend’s who he stripped it trying to relocate his unit🤦♂️
Please use full PPE when you're doing PMs from now on. Especially evaporator coil cleaning/disinfecting. The coronavirus is present in the air and could live on filters and coils for up to 28 days. Stay safe. Recommend painters full face mask with n95 air filters.
Hi, can you explain when you use nitrogen in the system to braze your copper. I have seen you on new installs with long line sets brazing without nitrogen. So when you first start brazing at the evaporator when you begin brazing, you really cannot hook up the nitrogen. So again if your brazing a new install back to the condenser, before you braze your line set to the service valves would you then hook up your nitrogen to finish the brazing up at the service valves. Can all the connections brazed with out nitrogen on a new install have contaminants at every connection brazed. I'm trying to know when you should use nitrogen to keep contaminants down to a minimum.
One hell of a pressure test brotha... if recommended 250psi on low side u shouldn’t pressure test system over that. Especially on shit aluminum coils. Usually 100psi pressure test is fine. Good job looks good. 🤘🤘🇺🇸🇺🇸
Dang man wish I had some nice tools like but I can’t afford it. I’ve got a degree in hvac and my mechanical license. I’ve been working for a mom and pop shop for 5 years maybe one I can afford, but props to you man for taking good care of them and working hard for what you got. Keep up the great work and sending many prayers for Nashville.
Hey Man! You make amazing videos and I learn a lot from you. Can you tell us what kind of tubing bender you are using? And do you recommend it or not? Have a great weekend
glade you popped on my feed, great videos i subscribed! how do you know when the recovery jug is full? what are you using to record? i want to document my jobs also
Find the amount of weight the cylinder can hold ( say 30 pds of refrigerant )....to compensate for expansion use 75-80% of cylinder capacity--- 30 *.8 = 24...now add ( +) the weight of the cylinder...example tare weight 17 pounds ..it will be stamped on the cylinder.....to the total the cylinder weight will be ---24 + 17= ( no more after this) is...41 pds.....
Thanks for watching everyone! I’ve linked all the products and tools in the description!
Hey Zack, great video, I am still new to the HVAC field and quick question, can you use the RLS system to complete this project as well?
I’m 28 years old and just started a hvac job.
Got all my certs and now just doing some extra learning. Very interesting stuff I love it. Spending thousands on feild piece tools tho lol
I been doing low temp for 8 yrs watching these videos makes me wanna starting doing all HVAC systems
Don't you love how there is always someone to pick apart everything you do. I will just say good job. Everyone does it a little different, as long as you end with a good clean install and the customer is happy, job well done.
I would use this guy 100/100 X !! Clean thorough & perfection .
Those people were lucky. That tornado was an ef4, leveled alot of houses and buildings. Hit a few musicians I know also. Great repair.
That music reminds me of Lakey Inspired. The editing, the quality of the work and the tools. It says a lot about you as a tradesman. With I could find someone like this to apprentice under where I am.
I just started doing ac and I honestly love it. Never thought it would be so much fun and so much learning. Been doing it for about 2 weeks and I learned something new everyday. Watching your videos also teaches me new techniques and tricks!
You’ll learn something new everyday for the next 35 years!
I like you because you are good & hardworking man & all work done without helper / Assistant you are one man ARMY God bless you 🙏🙏😊 🙏😇 & best of luck
Please pray 🙏🙏🙏 all over world to get well soon because CORONA effect all over world all industries shops metro buses trains all are stop we pray 🙏🙏 🙏 to GOD please help & Kill CORONA
Thank you so so so much for the creation of the channel, i am presenting tomorrow to HVAC test for my technician license, you are one of the best teacher ever, i feel so comfortable with you guidence, thank you so much,!!! for real i mean it!!!
That’s how you recover and vacuum like a boss brother.
Your the man...I see in all your videos you take a lot of pride in your work, I’ve been doing hvac for 5 months now I’m almost done with school too...when I get a year experience I’m gonna start my own business, I’m gonna perform my work like you, your a great role model for new up and comers to the trade like myself, I’m already investing in the tools you use so I can be prepared for everything, at my job I do installs, rough-ins, and service calls I’m learning it all...keep up the great work...
I'm on school for HVAC right now and just starting watching how to solder and some of the components so this was really neat. Thanks man.
I always appreciate people who take pride in there work! Great video!
Thx Ryan! 🙏🏽
After watching your videos I haves changed the way I do hvac. Thanks for putting life back into our trade. Honestly I started getting lazy and comfortable, not I put my all into it again. Thanks Zack
Enjoying your videos. Used to be a HVAC tech and it's nice to see actual repairs being done instead of "you need a new unit." I would probably still be working in the HVAC field of I had found a good company to work for. It's probably why you work for yourself.
Very nice tools to easily for repair and finish the job. Thanks for the video your sharing. I am also aircon technician here in the Philippines 🇵🇭 thank you sir 🙏
Hey man great video! I was just in Nashville/ Lebanon for the Lochinvar Crest Boiler Training and saw all the damage along I-40. Strong community you have down there. Thoughts and prayers go out to the people of that area.
I like how small and easy those Ruud units are to work on
Very professional job my man, nice to see other people actually taking time to use wet rag on the valve, deburring and sanding the pipes, and purging! Can’t believe how many people don’t even remove the Schaeder cores when brazing. My family lives in Mt. Juliet and I’ll definitely recommend you to them if I can’t get up there in time for a repair! 👍🏼
This is really good. I am new to HVAC and can't get offline watching videos and studying. I am a Maintenance technician and doing a lot of service calls as well. I never knew you could change a service valve on a unit nor even how to do it. Keep up the videos. I love the content and have subscribed.
Solid technique Zac. Credit to the industry👍🏾👍🏾
Liked your videos and work Zach! No run around , just straight to the point! Keep up the good work! I am a new tech , aka retired automotive but shifting to HVAC!
Thanks for teaching the young bucks the trade brother.
I live in SC but man I want to come up and just ride along with you for a day. The way you do things is amazing!
Your attention to detail will take you far. Enjoyed the video and the helpful tip on types of solder and heat block.
We’ve come a long way from purging with 22 to get the air out like I was thought 20 years ago when I started in this field.
Nice work, Nashville was hit hard and it will take many hard working and knowledgeable techs like yourself to get things back to normal. Good of you to take the time to create this video for more folks to learn from. Thanks
Awesome work man! I work for Hiller the company who had the tag on the disconnect. Thanks for doing a quality thorough job, keep getting after it1
Is Hiller an electrical company or an a/c company that puts bright yellow stickers with a big warning sign saying: “Stop your warranty will be voided if another company works on this unit”? Something like that. I’m in Florida and see those labels.
Thank you 🙏🏽
Anthony Reardon hvacr a Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, Electrical company. The sticker says do not remove. This system was installed by Hiller. Check the following problems before calling; advice on how to remedy the issue possibly without having to call us out. Doesn’t say anything about voiding the warranty. Because that would be a lie.
I've started watching your channel a few weeks ago and appreciate it very much. Only comment that I like to point out is that you removed the valve without a Trace flow of nitrogen.
Nice job brother, please show the younger generation how to properly fill min 50%of the joint and using water to quench the joints as well as cleaning the joints once completed 👍 keep up the quality content !
Thank you for your videos! I'm not a camera type dude but I love hvac stuff as I do a little myself. I try and take my boys with me and that gets me in trouble sometimes. May the Lord bless your hands and give you favor in the name of all names Jesus Christ.
Great repair instead of replacing the whole unit. The quality of work is impeccable.
Those were some bad storms early in the morning. I'm surprised the refrigerant didn't leak out with a kink that severe on the service valve. Keep up the good work.
Nice work and nice video. Very glad I stumbled upon you!
I also use the appion core removal tools and the same 1/4-3/8" 1/2"id hoses. I've tried almost all core removal tools and appion seems the best for me. I also use a appion speed y fitting on my pump so I can use two hoses on bigger systems. What a difference in speed of evac compared to my old manifold and 1/4" hose days lol. Only thing I see that I would do different is install the filter drier inside upstream of the evap. Good work though as usual.
Nice idea separating your core removal tools
You're just so phenomenal, your method of explaining is just superb. I just recently started following your channel, and i have learned a lot . Great job.
Zack you're great
Why is the condensor not secured to the pad? The machine now only seems to be secured into place by gravity and the lines?
Nice fix!! Wish I had all them nice setups but it is what it is...
SOLDERWELD for LIFE Brotha!!!
Nice to see Rheem's extremely serviceable design in action
Great videos, I’m newer to the industry so I’m learning a lot from your videos. Can you do a truck tour video?
Thx Caleb, yes a truck tour is on my list for sure.
Yes... would love a truck tour video! I have my own one man operation like you do, and I work out a pickup truck with a topper similar to your setup. Keep em coming brother, and let’s all pray for Nashville.
The heat block is okay but the thermo block spray gel is the best
Sexy vacuum setup, I bet those tru blue hoses make all the difference.
All the difference in the world!
Nice video ! Craftsmanship on display !
Just found your channel and watched all of them in a day. Great content. I am looking to get my contractor license here in Canada’s capital and go out on my own. You should do a truck tour! Looking into a cap so I can use my current truck and not have to also pay for a van!
scrolled a long while and no comments on flipping the tank upside down.. I was really curious if anyone else had any thoughts on it.. awesome vid too! That valve got it good!
That reclaim machine will subcool the refrigerator. Hook it up to the liquid valve on the tank and it has a dip tube to the bottom. No reason to flip it upside down, not saying it’s wrong, just no reason to
It’s pretty crazy being at ground 0 after a natural disaster. Nice work as always!
It sure is! Puts things in perspective.
Thanks for making.
Min 14:00
Do you have a link for "charging to sub-cooling"?
This is better than Netflix
I’m looking forward to trying it my supply house is going to bring it in for me to try b4 they order a ton of it. I’m using the flat sticks made by Harris I believe 15% of course but I just had to change one on a friend’s who he stripped it trying to relocate his unit🤦♂️
Love the videos dude, I really learn a lot from watching your videos 👍🏽
Excellent videos and excellent channel bro. Your work always looks professional and clean...👍
Nice work my guy , quality and clean job ! 👍🏻
I know it's a small point, but I'd be interested to see how you put that "heat stuff" back in the can and added water to reuse it. 👍
Good job man.screw that condenser to that platform. Lol
Awesome channel , love watching
God is Good! 🙏🏼❤️
Rheem makes the best designed condensers
Muy buen video, y muy buena herramienta, saludos desde mexico city
Thanks for yours videos. God bless you 🙏
Please show us your truck set out what you usually keep in stock parts and tools you recommend Thanks
Please use full PPE when you're doing PMs from now on. Especially evaporator coil cleaning/disinfecting. The coronavirus is present in the air and could live on filters and coils for up to 28 days. Stay safe. Recommend painters full face mask with n95 air filters.
Hi, can you explain when you use nitrogen in the system to braze your copper. I have seen you on new installs with long line sets brazing without nitrogen. So when you first start brazing at the evaporator when you begin brazing, you really cannot hook up the nitrogen. So again if your brazing a new install back to the condenser, before you braze your line set to the service valves would you then hook up your nitrogen to finish the brazing up at the service valves. Can all the connections brazed with out nitrogen on a new install have contaminants at every connection brazed. I'm trying to know when you should use nitrogen to keep contaminants down to a minimum.
One hell of a pressure test brotha... if recommended 250psi on low side u shouldn’t pressure test system over that. Especially on shit aluminum coils. Usually 100psi pressure test is fine. Good job looks good. 🤘🤘🇺🇸🇺🇸
Great video man. I wish I could get some solderweld up here in Canada. Would have loved to have seen the blue vac report on that pull down. Great work
We just established Makers Supply in Ontario. Is that close?
Lance Robinson that’s perfect thanks for letting me know
What is the purpose of duburring prior to brazing? Never heard or seen anyone use this technique. Thanks for answering......
Deburring your pipe is cleaning the edges from cutting,making a smooth surface. Your also clearing any debris from going into the unit
@@nickswim7 well said
Esa bomba de vacío está buenísima.
Ojala pudiera conseguirla aquí en México.
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does the appion core remover colour coded to identify if it is 5/16 or ¼
Ouch praying for you brother
Damn this whole time I never new your we’re in Nashville. Can’t believe I’ve never run into you at Ed’s or team air
Yea man, I don’t usually go to Ed’s or Team Air.
Another awesome job with awesome Tools!! 👍👍
That torch rig has got some bright hoses. You need to break them in a little more.
Haha. I keep em clean!
What is that extra peace from recovery machine and the filter called ?
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Can you bend the round brazing rods 90°?
Thanks!
Yes
Yes Sir
Yikes, its a FUJITSU! Good job sir.
Very goood quality HVACR
What a great video , thanks for sharing.I just found your channel . Subscribed
Great channel. You will succeed
Keep up the good work you'll be a 50k subs in no time. Great content
Best channel
thanks for the video.
can you do a review on the victor nitrogen regulator.
Quality HVACR do you have any video where you can show or teach how we can check with the meter the RLA
Where do you find the link to buy the material
Dang man wish I had some nice tools like but I can’t afford it. I’ve got a degree in hvac and my mechanical license. I’ve been working for a mom and pop shop for 5 years maybe one I can afford, but props to you man for taking good care of them and working hard for what you got. Keep up the great work and sending many prayers for Nashville.
Thank you Charles 🙏🏽
What’s the phone app called at 11:52 looks helpful ?
Hey Man!
You make amazing videos and I learn a lot from you.
Can you tell us what kind of tubing bender you are using?
And do you recommend it or not?
Have a great weekend
It’s the Black Max by CPS. I highly recommend it!
@@QualityHVACR thank you very much!
I want to know idol what apps you use to test freon psi or charge?
Cool videos, u should make a truck and tools tour video
marcelo cortez no he shouldn’t.
Do you pump down the unit with the valves open.
Do you take all valve cores out to include the valve core you connect micron gauge to?
Nice repair... Thank you for sharing...
Also maybe make a video of how u keep yr tanks and materials stocked
Awesome video! Awesome tools!!
What Bluetooth tools did touch use?
glade you popped on my feed, great videos i subscribed!
how do you know when the recovery jug is full?
what are you using to record? i want to document my jobs also
Find the amount of weight the cylinder can hold ( say 30 pds of refrigerant )....to compensate for expansion use 75-80% of cylinder capacity--- 30 *.8 = 24...now add ( +) the weight of the cylinder...example tare weight 17 pounds ..it will be stamped on the cylinder.....to the total the cylinder weight will be ---24 + 17= ( no more after this) is...41 pds.....
What type of smart pad are you using?
I have the same regulator. Best one out there
Great video. Great tools