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Why can't you believe you watched this haha Thank you so much! & thank you for watching🙂 Appreciate this comment dude! Stay safe out there & stay tuned for new videos every week🔧
I learned that one the hard way a few times haha always need to check for yourself! Thank you for watching 👍🔧Stay safe out there & stay tuned for new videos every week
Sorry to say but I had to put a comment here, underneath the tower you had a split in a box, in that box bare copper and charring on the wire, did you fix that?? Didn't see you fix that, didn't hear you mention you fix that. You should have started ohming out the faulty side, would have saved you a couple of walks back and forth. You moved that flexible part of conduit, you could have temporarily negated the fault and made a bad conclusion. Just letting the breaker pop is bad fault finding, it's guessing. Read the manual of you meter and discover new faultfinding ways. I'm sure there is a continuity check on that meter, use it.
First video i have watched of urs and it’s excellent. What is the correlation between volts and amps? Assuming amps r supposed to present with volts? What happens if the volts r there and not the amps? Thanks 🙏
Thank you so much! I appreciate you watching & leaving a comment🙏🙂 The correlation would be best understood after learning about "Ohms Law". This is what they teach in schools when learning about electricity. The correlation & take away would be as the voltage increases//Amperage decreases and vice versa - As voltage decreases//Amperage increases⚡Something to note: As the amperage increases so will your electrical bill!!!😅 Voltage is a measure of the pressure that allows electrons to flow, while amperage is a measure of the volume of electrons. It's quite tricky. I should make a video on ohms law🙂 Stay safe out there & subscribe for new videos every week🔧
@@eduardc5706 It does have an old AFGO sticker👀 This account has been handled by a private contractor for the last 10 years or more🙂 Good eye & thanks for watching!🔧
THHN /THWN Stranded wire be better than that solid core wire. Looks like someone Didn't put the correct wire and put solid wire very terrible thing to put.
I very much agree with you! I ran solid wire before through conduit with bends as my boss didn't want me to buy stranded since I already had the solid in my truck and man oh man did I learn the hard way🤦♂️ Biggest pain in the butt and it was a mess. I understand to use it in places that code requires but man, I am NOT a fan of it haha I was wondering if this was correct. Thank you for the feedback & watching! Stay safe out there & stay tuned for new videos every week🔧
Love the way you pronounce conduit “con do it”
You CON DO IT if you believe my friend!!!🤣🤣🤣 Well thank you!😄 Thanks for watching👍 Stay safe out there & stay tuned for new videos every week🔧
You can also ring them out to ground.. any resistance to ground will tell you what wire is bad. Good job man!
I couldn't find any grounded wires using resistance🤷♂️ This one was weird or maybe its my meter. Thank you & thank you for watching!🔧👍
@@JumpermanTech You could do it using the screw that holds the junction box if you want, :p
nice troubleshooting man, you are right never rush
Thank you brother! Definitely don't rush💯 Stay tuned!
Your videos are very informative, thanks for sharing the knowledge... Great backdrop of the city!!! 😊😊
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Awesome man! I just took a job that will potentially experience me to chillers like this. I’m coming from rack refrigeration. I’m stoked
JMT nice find and troubleshooting
Thank you bro!! Much appreciated🙏🙏🙏💪🙂 Keep up the good work🔧
Great problem troubleshooting video. Well explained step by step.
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Great job. Helpful video. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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Nice tool bag
Thank you! It's the Veto Pro Pac Tech LC🙂👍 Thank you & thank you for watching! Stay safe out there & stay tuned for new videos every week🔧
great work!!🌟🌟🌟
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I really like your videos well expanded what your doing and epic views at work working on new youk roof tops 👌👍
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GOod job dude!!
nice video sir
Can’t believe I watched this’ this dude is a dope
Why can't you believe you watched this haha Thank you so much! & thank you for watching🙂 Appreciate this comment dude! Stay safe out there & stay tuned for new videos every week🔧
Use a megaohm meter.. and test the wires!!!!
I couldn't find any grounded wires using resistance🤷♂️ Can you buy me one boss? 🤣 Thanks for watching!👍🔧
Like that you check what the customer said was true.
I learned that one the hard way a few times haha always need to check for yourself! Thank you for watching 👍🔧Stay safe out there & stay tuned for new videos every week
great troubleshooting
Sorry to say but I had to put a comment here, underneath the tower you had a split in a box, in that box bare copper and charring on the wire, did you fix that?? Didn't see you fix that, didn't hear you mention you fix that. You should have started ohming out the faulty side, would have saved you a couple of walks back and forth. You moved that flexible part of conduit, you could have temporarily negated the fault and made a bad conclusion. Just letting the breaker pop is bad fault finding, it's guessing. Read the manual of you meter and discover new faultfinding ways. I'm sure there is a continuity check on that meter, use it.
Ohm it.
Meg it.
Why you no use amp meter while checking load on breaker?
I’d rather use an insulation tester on the wiring instead of having to try the breaker with live power. Seems to me like a much more safe way to work
Couldnt find any grounded wires using resistance🤷♂️ Can you buy me one boss?👍 Thanks for watching!
@@JumpermanTech if I could, I would ;)
@@AlecMeijerinkNL 🤣🤣🤣
Any idea of the capacity of the chiller?
Self regulating heat trace...?
What is electricity just to start?
Are you in NYC?
First video i have watched of urs and it’s excellent. What is the correlation between volts and amps? Assuming amps r supposed to present with volts? What happens if the volts r there and not the amps? Thanks 🙏
Thank you so much! I appreciate you watching & leaving a comment🙏🙂 The correlation would be best understood after learning about "Ohms Law". This is what they teach in schools when learning about electricity. The correlation & take away would be as the voltage increases//Amperage decreases and vice versa - As voltage decreases//Amperage increases⚡Something to note: As the amperage increases so will your electrical bill!!!😅 Voltage is a measure of the pressure that allows electrons to flow, while amperage is a measure of the volume of electrons. It's quite tricky. I should make a video on ohms law🙂 Stay safe out there & subscribe for new videos every week🔧
@@JumpermanTech will do brother man, stay safe as well. Cheers!!
Please make a video on electrical, that’s always been tricky for me. ! Thank you great troubleshooting!
I worked in that cooling tower before 😅. This is 130 5th ave in the city.
Maybe it looks similar but this is a different building lol Not far from where you are talking about!! 🤣🔧
It also had my old company sticker AFGO, that's why I said. 🤷🏻♂️
@@eduardc5706 It does have an old AFGO sticker👀 This account has been handled by a private contractor for the last 10 years or more🙂 Good eye & thanks for watching!🔧
Dude another person just mentioned the same address as you! Haha
Would not the ohms meter / continuity been quicker and safer testing method
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Syed!! My brother!! Thank you as always!🙏💫💫💫💫
Yo son what are you doing at express' cooling tower? LoL
Express cooling tower? Lol what
@@JumpermanTech 130 5th ave is the address of the cooling tower. Am i right?
@@Novusilluminatus You're the 2nd person to mention that same address! It's not. This location is on Park Avenue👀 Must have the same setup
@@JumpermanTech we saw a sticker on the cooling tower of the company we used to work for lol
@@Novusilluminatus 🤣🤣🤣
Con-Do-It
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THHN /THWN Stranded wire be better than that solid core wire. Looks like someone Didn't put the correct wire and put solid wire very terrible thing to put.
I very much agree with you! I ran solid wire before through conduit with bends as my boss didn't want me to buy stranded since I already had the solid in my truck and man oh man did I learn the hard way🤦♂️ Biggest pain in the butt and it was a mess. I understand to use it in places that code requires but man, I am NOT a fan of it haha I was wondering if this was correct. Thank you for the feedback & watching! Stay safe out there & stay tuned for new videos every week🔧
Где тебя учили!!!!!
Proto grounds
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