Dave, I thought you were Chris Stevens inside the box looking at the defrost strips. That is a total compliment, Chris has many inside the box excerpts taking the evaporator side panels off. I enjoy both of you's. Thanks Dave
Nor-Cal how about the condensing unit being too close to the exterior wall? Evap is supposed to be 1/2 the coil height off the box back wall, but methinks our IMC maintenance access code applies - 600 mm or 24 inches
I say that condenser is a tad too close to the wall.. creating higher negative pressure to pull in dirt faster to the condenser coil. If that thing was 90 degree either way it would lower the static and lower the dirt collection. Stay safe and be well Brother Dave
There trying to use it by putting warm food to pull down which should have a bigger condensing unit to dissipate the latent heat from the warm food put inthere 💯
I think that was one of those silly pre-applied solder fittings instead of pro-press. they had a raised ring prefilled with solder, inside, you just clean, flux and heat. I never tried them myself and they never seemed popular, because I rarely ever see them.
Why couldn't you just use a fin straightening tool to fix the fins, instead of selling them a new box? Also, what kind of shoes where you wearing and would you recommend them?
There Carhart with composite toe light weight. There great. www.carhartt.com/product/800988/carhartt-force-6-inch-nano-composite-toe-work-boot?categoryCode=
Want a laugh. Went on a referral walk-in call about 2 years ago. Customer stated other company had been there 4 times and box was still warm. Found 4 - 3/8” FLARE UNIONS not including the drier, in 15’ of liquid line. Every one a leaker. Turns out the guy they were sending out didn’t know how to braze or bend soft copper. Rock on.
Dave, I thought you were Chris Stevens inside the box looking at the defrost strips. That is a total compliment, Chris has many inside the box excerpts taking the evaporator side panels off. I enjoy both of you's. Thanks Dave
Nor-Cal how about the condensing unit being too close to the exterior wall? Evap is supposed to be 1/2 the coil height off the box back wall, but methinks our IMC maintenance access code applies - 600 mm or 24 inches
I say that condenser is a tad too close to the wall.. creating higher negative pressure to pull in dirt faster to the condenser coil. If that thing was 90 degree either way it would lower the static and lower the dirt collection. Stay safe and be well Brother Dave
From WV, we call that an "afghan sweater" filter on condenser. Maximus headpressureus!
lol here we call it tel aviv torture
the music riding to the call is the best
Awesome !!! It reminds me of the Fridge running for ever and it’s filled with dirt and dust That was a cool video Thumbs up 👍
There trying to use it by putting warm food to pull down which should have a bigger condensing unit to dissipate the latent heat from the warm food put inthere 💯
I bought that Sunjoe about 4 months ago, absolutely one of the best things I did.
a dream job, access to the evaporator,thx for sharing.
Good all cottonwood !!
Naw that intro slaps my guy 🫡📈🔥
Hey Dave can you do a training class on refrigeration for coolers and freezers. Intermediate class.
Always enjoying watching
The condenser is out in the heat with sweat pants on, its summer time for shorts.
18psi on suction and 98psi on high side on a medium temp cooler? Maybe I'm mistaken but those numbers seemed kinda low for 404
I ended up using that 115v compressor! Found the switch leg that comes in and tied in neutral with the condenser fan motor
Dave thanks for the video
I think that was one of those silly pre-applied solder fittings instead of pro-press. they had a raised ring prefilled with solder, inside, you just clean, flux and heat.
I never tried them myself and they never seemed popular, because I rarely ever see them.
Oh I remember those now. Possibly
Why couldn't you just use a fin straightening tool to fix the fins, instead of selling them a new box? Also, what kind of shoes where you wearing and would you recommend them?
There Carhart with composite toe light weight. There great.
www.carhartt.com/product/800988/carhartt-force-6-inch-nano-composite-toe-work-boot?categoryCode=
I love the intro. What song is that?
Thanks bro, nice work! How many different refrigerants do you see and use?
I see a ton. I’m trying to run 450a, 448a, 410a. But 404a is needed for the ice machines they don’t like 448a trust me I tried. 😂😂😂.
this is truly the summer of the leaky evap
Pluggo buggo, that dam thing was rocking a fur coat lol
that coil indentifies as a furry, mmkay
No more knee pad pants? Were they bad?
I have them laundry
They forget the pro press at a job and only had a press female on the truck lol
Yeah! Pluggo bubble
Testo 550 plus 115 Sanjoe one offender 😆
Want a laugh. Went on a referral walk-in call about 2 years ago. Customer stated other company had been there 4 times and box was still warm. Found 4 - 3/8” FLARE UNIONS not including the drier, in 15’ of liquid line. Every one a leaker. Turns out the guy they were sending out didn’t know how to braze or bend soft copper.
Rock on.
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how the heck did he got the job at that company?!
@@lordjaashin you’d be surprised lol
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💪❄🇺🇸👍 nice vid thanks
Curious Dave, what is your service area (miles)? Seems you drive a lot
Oh not much. The parts house is further away
@@NorCal-refrigeration we try to stay in a 30-mile radius, especially with the price of gas!
Pre-filter on condenser is not a good idea, much.
That condenser is too close to the wall
Hey from Scotland , how you doing Dave
Doing well Jamie you?
You need a helper
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