At least for allied units the A is actually the month of manufacturing. So I think januray '86. Carrier could be different but allied has the same lay out. Model, year, letter, then the units number
a very important factor to consider when changing an air conditioning system; especially the air handler, is to verify the static pressure (sticker I.W.C old unit) with which the duct system was designed, select the speed of the fan blower so that it operates at the balance graphic point for the friction rate established in the calculation of the distribution ducts, otherwise, instead of obtaining better performance with the new unit, more energy consumption and loss of efficiency are generated.
Good job once again for your quality videos, keeping the camera in a spot where we can see where you go,makes your videos stand out way better than other hvac vids! Keep up the good work man! Your van is nice and clean and organized as well!
that change out looks great went above and beyond. if it was a average installer , would have not relocated the condenser and have only left it alone never the less you'll did good for relocating the other condenser to have plenty of room to service it. HVAC installer here out of Nacogdoches,Tx
up to how many degrees celsius the external ambient temperature can the motor of the split and vrf air conditioner withstand, minimum and maximum temperature
I once had the parts delivery guy drop my equipment off a block away. So me and my helper just walked over with hand carts. And I said the same thing..sure hope a cop don't roll up 😂😂
Have you had any issues with the RLS fittings? Watching y’all use them is making me want to get the Milwaukee kit. Do you ever need to get the torches out anymore? Would you use it on coil replacement or other service repair?
@@QualityHVACR I ended up purchasing the Milwaukee m18 with Streamline ACR jaws. First job I planned on using it for (air temp condenser ) didn’t allow enough space. Haha brazing will always be a great backup, I’m just preparing for the new refrigerant and possibly flame free methods that might be required. Keep putting out great content, thanks for the reply 🤘💪
Noooooo!!! That stove plug!!!!!!!! Please never do that again. Bro I work in your area and see those things all over town and have to deal with the consequences.
Apparently yes. There's a good trade show demo video on HVACschool channel i think. The plug (aka 'pig') is not relying on its initial momentum but rather it has all that nitrogen pressure backing it up all the way thru. Kind of like a bullet still in the barrel of a rifle.
@@malcolmwhite821 extremely non-union aka not-a-communist 😁 I worked more 100 days in a row this summer and last summer and most of those are 12 hours days. And I couldn’t be happier.
I'm mainly a sheetmetal guy, but today I was able to accomplish a full furnace replacement all thanks to your positive attitude towards things.
First 2 numbers “15” is the week it was produced and the next 2 are the year “86”
So that was produced the week of march 23rd-29th in 1986.
The same year we lost the good ship and crew of the Space Shuttle Challenger...
At least for allied units the A is actually the month of manufacturing. So I think januray '86. Carrier could be different but allied has the same lay out. Model, year, letter, then the units number
a very important factor to consider when changing an air conditioning system; especially the air handler, is to verify the static pressure (sticker I.W.C old unit) with which the duct system was designed, select the speed of the fan blower so that it operates at the balance graphic point for the friction rate established in the calculation of the distribution ducts, otherwise, instead of obtaining better performance with the new unit, more energy consumption and loss of efficiency are generated.
We always use a flush kit. Much easier to clear liquids. I would worry if there’s a kink in the line, the plug would get stuck.
I hear ya. If that’s the case, I’ll know to locate and fix the kink.
@QualityHVACR If it's inside a wall chase then we're SOL. That's what I would be afraid of.
Good job once again for your quality videos, keeping the camera in a spot where we can see where you go,makes your videos stand out way better than other hvac vids! Keep up the good work man! Your van is nice and clean and organized as well!
Thanks 👍
What about if there's a kinked some where in the lineset and you use that cleaning kit.
1986 handler I believe, they were good units which is why its still there.
that change out looks great went above and beyond. if it was a average installer , would have not relocated the condenser and have only left it alone never the less you'll did good for relocating the other condenser to have plenty of room to service it.
HVAC installer here out of Nacogdoches,Tx
Nice presresing inside the furnace.
‘86. 3rd and 4th digits. 👊🏻 keep up the good work!
I think thats an '86
I think you're right
Yep. 2nd two digits of the serial.
Hey, just wondering about the range plug. NEver seen that done up here in the north east.
You must live in Murfreesboro! Great video brother. Nice work guys!
I agree. It’s a 86 model.
Do you have full time employees now? Or did you find a good sub?
As always great video.
They are a sub for change outs.
Aerosol pipe cleaners work just as well if not better IMO and no chance of getting the plugs stuck
HEY! Hello and Happy Sunday!
15th week of 1986. Always enjoy the videos!
Regardless if it was designed to do so, you got some balls shooting stuff like that into the line set, especially ones that aren't exposed.
Huge ol nuts lol I'd be terrified that thing would get stuck somewhere on me. I'll stick with the liquid cleaner and some nitro.
up to how many degrees celsius the external ambient temperature can the motor of the split and vrf air conditioner withstand, minimum and maximum temperature
8:28 i need a link to that phone case lol
Thanks Zac, a nice interesting video, and nice quality camera work 👍 Au
9:35 here too lol 😂
15th week of 1986.. The first 2 numbers are the week and the next 2 are the year
Where's the condenser pad's at???
@3:27 i could just imagine the Sheriff stopping him and saying "Where you going with A/C boy"...
I once had the parts delivery guy drop my equipment off a block away. So me and my helper just walked over with hand carts. And I said the same thing..sure hope a cop don't roll up 😂😂
Do you have a tour of youre vans ?
Am I the only one wondering how he had his phone attached to the side of the disconnect at 8:17?
didn't notice until you said something but it looks magnetic which is actually pretty cool and I want one.
I have a question, why did you just clean the suction line? Thank you.
because the old unit is r22 and the new unit is r410 A and they are reusing the lineset so they had to clean it because you cant mix 410A with R22
Lol i just finished a long day's work doing exactly this then i get home and watch someone else do it.
This Carrier air conditioner year of manufacture January 1986 (Pennsylvania)
It’s a 1986 model according to Carriers warranty app
The perfect message to start 2024 off.
How is the new unit being held up in the air like that?
It comes with a wall bracket.
@ 2:22 I always thought Trane was an American Standard, a standard we could all live by...
Have you had any issues with the RLS fittings? Watching y’all use them is making me want to get the Milwaukee kit.
Do you ever need to get the torches out anymore? Would you use it on coil replacement or other service repair?
No issues. I love pressing, but it doesn’t replace brazing. Both are needed.
@@QualityHVACR I ended up purchasing the Milwaukee m18 with Streamline ACR jaws. First job I planned on using it for (air temp condenser ) didn’t allow enough space. Haha brazing will always be a great backup, I’m just preparing for the new refrigerant and possibly flame free methods that might be required.
Keep putting out great content, thanks for the reply 🤘💪
96 the digits before the letter in the carrier serial determines age
Awesome video per usual but where Trevor been at ?
No longer works with me.
If the owner owns a EV charge them more ⚡️👍🏻
What is that leather kit you have on your waist
taleofknives.com
Real men unload the condenser all by themselves ❤😂
you're not a real man unless you're on your second set of knees and on your 3rd back surgery
@@TheSimba86 these damn millenials just dont understand that! Bunch of soft hand baby boys
🤣🤣🤣
P.s. Im a 29 yo millenial
I wonder how these tampon boys lift the FAU into attics now days
Tommy gate for the win
Haha! It’s all about technique.
Noooooo!!! That stove plug!!!!!!!! Please never do that again. Bro I work in your area and see those things all over town and have to deal with the consequences.
3rd and 4th number is the year. 86
Thanks for video...music..🤷♂️...???
Amazing job !
Thank you!
1986 the third and fourth digits are the year
The new system won’t last 1/4 as long
what is the chances that plug gets stuck inside the line?
Blow it back the other way
The way I see it, if it gets stuck that tells you you have a problem with the line set.
What was the range plug for?
Plug in the air handler would be my guess. 🤔.
High volt whip for the air handler
1986 is the age of the indoor unit… in 1984 American standard companies acquired Trane.
What was the mistake?
My same question. Probably using the plug and firing too soon.
86 bro
1:17 15th week of 1986
He had a desk pop😂
😂😂😂😂
Haha!
The first 4 tell you that 15th week of 1986
I think week 15 of 86
Nice ! It looks like you got new help ?
They are a sub for changeouts
Ok is that plug gonna make several 90 degree turns ?
Apparently yes. There's a good trade show demo video on HVACschool channel i think. The plug (aka 'pig') is not relying on its initial momentum but rather it has all that nitrogen pressure backing it up all the way thru. Kind of like a bullet still in the barrel of a rifle.
With ease.
i now see even hvac channels have now resorted to click-bait titles.... 🤦🤦
its 86 model
You have guts that work for you or are these subs in ur vids curious been around a while and just like seeing the business scale
It’s from the 15th week of 1986
Are those guys your full time employees or did you sub it out?
Sub
It’s an ‘86
I think is 2015 because you use the first serial number
Definitely 86
Looks like 1986.
15th week of 1986 18000 btu
Here i am watching a video expecting to you make an actual mistake and to learn from it…
15th week of 1986
From 1986
38 years old
9:08 i laugh here
Where’s the mistake?
Turning the nitrogen on b4 he had the hose connected to the line.
@@topher8634 hmm. Not that big of a deal but whatever I guess lol
@@topher8634 at least he didn’t lose the little pig somewhere inside lineset. That would be a doosey
I'm assuming that was the mistake anyway. It was the only time I heard him say "whoops"
Run Tru condenser. Nice!
January 86
15th week on 1986
1986 model
Why are you standing/ working in the Road.???
Ummm organize your truck on Saturday bud
I hope this is a joke
@@lunativ1024 half joke. Organize your truck during offduty hours
Sure. You do work on the clock. When off the clock you live your life. It called work/life balance. I take it you are non Union?
No thx
@@malcolmwhite821 extremely non-union aka not-a-communist 😁 I worked more 100 days in a row this summer and last summer and most of those are 12 hours days. And I couldn’t be happier.
86
1996 is not very old
Yes it is
1986
This specific carrier air handler says 1586 which means January 5, 1986
15 th week of 1986
To many ads
its 86 model
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