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- This was a fun one they originally called about a water leak and they said they thought the freezer wasn't working because of the water leak. The water leak had absolutely nothing to do with the freezer.
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Your videos were a driving force for me getting into this trade. I've been watching before I even signed up for school. I was looking into what I wanted to do as a career, and that's how I came up on your videos about 3 years ago. I just got another raise, so please keep making videos. I'd love some more ice machine videos because I'm still not too confident about them.
because of the money?
2 years for me, in the same boat as you though. Agree with the ice machine vids
@@dd19892 The videos gave him the inspiration while in school to choose this career around 3 years ago. They recently just got another raise at their work (which I would gather is this same type of work, and congratulations hard work should always be praised) and still enjoy the videos while still not being that confident with the ice machines. Don't know where you got the idea that it was "because of the money?".
We get paid good because of the scarcity and high demand for this type of work. If your company is willing to pay for schooling it would be dumb not to except it. And you learn a trade that will be around for an eternity
@AC&R services Mathew R you are 100% right
I've been watching your channel for I would say 2 months now and man you are so smart bro. I'm thinking about getting into refrigeration just for the hell of it because of what you're showing us on these TH-cam channels
Watching about 3 years. Im a property investor/landlord with a bunch of R22 systems and wanted to keep them running till end of life rather than be forced to change them out prematurely. Found your channel searching TH-cam.
Learned a ton from you. Studied for and got my 608, and now do my own stunts for my property biz.
My primary full time job is tech and marketing. I used one of your vids about servicing the customers when they need you to help nudge one of my employees with a less than great attitude into understanding that we are here to serve the customer and not the other way round.
Last one of my tech/marketing consulting biz clients is in the industrial and process refirgertion biz they design and built large scale ammonia, C02, amd cascade systems. These vids help me serve them better on the marketing side.
Love the Fieldpiece gear. It's in my kit now.
Chris - I'm a home owner, not an HVAC professional. I have been watching for a few years. It started when I was trying to figure out who to believe - we had an issue with our old system and got conflicting diagnostics from local companies. I started searching TH-cam for videos on how residential split systems work and how to diagnose them. One of your videos on how to diagnose evaporator coil issues based on superheat readings gave me the information I needed to figure out which local company's diagnostic results to believe (partially plugged coil). That plus a natural curiosity on how HVAC works keeps me watching your videos. I've always been impressed at your professionalism and thoroughness, i.e., big picture. Keep up the great work and great videos.
Good Sunday Sunday morning
I started watching your videos about 3 years ago while going to school, and one day I was searching hvac videos on you tube and I saw a couple of your videos and I’ve been watching them since. Every time you upload one I watch it and I recommend it to my coworkers also to help out with troubleshooting
I love your videos, I always learn something, and the way you teaching is a credit to you, I’ll keep watching and learning, you can never stop learning. I’m 58 and have been in the industry since I was 18 and I’m still seeing something new all the time, well done.
Grey in the beard buddy.....so strange that us "juniors" are now mid 40s senior techs with 20+ years experience....a whole career has just flown by.......really appreciate the time you put into the videos
In 2018 I started my new career as a Facilities Building Engineer and right away I took six month long HVACR tech class then I looked to TH-cam for more information and I found you . Thanks for everything it’s been a lot of help
About 3 years now, came across your channel while in trade school and saw your van and backpack load-outs.
I've been watching off and on since covid first got rolling in 2020. I think TH-cam dropped this in my recommendations because I was researching the electrician trade. I was blown away by your methodical, evidence based big picture approach to analyzing problems in these complicated systems, and been subbed ever since!
Thank you for subbing
Was at a seminar (R.S.E.S.) given by the gentleman who designed and developed the valves and the process use on this type of O.D. ambient control , back in early 1970s. Mr. V.V. Soleman was a great engineer and a great person!-- Boy, I turned into an old guy!!! 😆👍
I like the Big Clive inspired teardown of the head pressure control valve at the end.
It was early 2019, I had never worked on anything other than refrigerators, wine coolers, and residential AC, and I got thrown into needing to diagnose a walk-in freezer. Defrost clocks were alien tech. Searched for a video and yours came up. Been subscribed ever since. I've learned a lot. And even won one of your X-Mas giveaways! As long as it's not affecting you negatively ... Keep going. Cu you've helped a lot of people.
Been watching for about 3 years, picked up via youtube recommendation. I'm not in HVAC and never will be, essentially retired now and coasting, with an electrical/electronics/IT background. There's always something to learn and expand the horizon and at least get an idea of how things work and why they don't.
Two years now. Found your channel while I was doing research on a RTU I was troubleshooting an issue on.
I HAVE BEEN IN THIS FIELD FOR OVER 10 YEARS AND STUMBLED UPON YOOUR VIDEOS ON TH-cam. I THOROUGHLY HAVE BEEN ENJOYING THEM! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
Been watching for about 1.5 years, started back when I was in HVAC school. Your videos started showing up as suggested videos when I was watching other HVAC stuff.
I have been watching for about a month. I was once part of a family run electric motor repair shop, so I have repaired and rewound the larger hermetic motors, We also sold the smaller condenser fan motors and fan blades, and other related supplies. I did custom control panel for electric motor controls. Most of what you see up there I am very familiar. Some of the ac controls and system not so much, but I have a basic knowledge of how they work and continue to learn.
I've been watching propably since the Covid happened. So 3 or 4 years now. One of your videos was in my recommended and i was immediately hooked! I still wait for every video!
Probably watching for 2 years or so. I'm not in your trade, but I love your big picture attitude. It's important in any field to ask "why"
Hi - I am Ralf from Germany - I think I follow you since 2 years now - we do have a lot of Heat pumps - not ACs here in Germany - and I think i can learn a lot how you approach the problems on the systems. Thanks for teaching me.
I’ve been watching your channel for about 3 years.
I did a TH-cam search for Lennox equipment to learn more about their controllers, that’s how I stumbled across your channel. After that, it’s become my normal Sunday/Thursday routine to watch your videos.
I truly love the way you teach and troubleshoot, it’s very similar to how I do it. I recommend our techs to watch you to learn troubleshooting and the thought process behind why we do what we do.
Keep up the great work, Chris!
Been watching for about two months and been in the trade for about 9 months. You were recommended by one of our techs. Love watching because I always learn something new!
Right on bud thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoy the videos
I found out about this channel in late 2019, youtube recommended it to me, stopped watching in 2022 because youtube stopped recommending you. Now I'm back, and loving the new content
Thanks bud!!
@@HVACRVIDEOS no problem, keep at it!
35:00 - Before listing many of the things I’ve learned from these videos, I’ll answer your question: I was introduced to your channel shortly after beginning, (two years ago - now completed) an HVAC/R class at a local technical school, by Brian Orr (another channel I found shortly after starting the class).
Things learned from this channel:
1. Brazing techniques (thank you for not speeding through the brazing part as some channels do.)
2. Efficient tools to buy
3. Evacuation techniques
4. Charging techniques
5. Deeper understanding of the basic refrigeration cycle
6. Liquid line receiver purpose and position in the system
7. Suction line accumulator purpose and position in the system
8. Low and high pressure control function during pumpdown
9. Head pressure control valve for low ambient control
10. Technique for changing out a failed TEV
11. Defrost termination and fan-delay relay
12. Defrost clock settings for different applications
13. Use of solenoid magnet to allow sufficient N2 flow for brazing and complete evacuation
14. Efficient workflow organization
15. Overall I have developed confidence in my ability to conquer all things refrigeration
The list continues to grow, thank you very much!
I love it when you tear shit apart and explain how that shit works.
Thanks man.
Been watching for at least 4 years not I always learn if you think you know it all you don’t everyday is something new thank you Chris for making these videos this is more than I learned in school
I found you during covid-19 in Texas were most workers were sent home. It is cool to find out how the HVAC works. I surprise my maintenance techs since I know what the parts of the big industrial HVAC parts are.
Been watching for about 2 years I guess. Always enjoy your great information and ways of doing things differently than I do. Keep up the great work.
I’ve been watching TH-cam channel for I think a year or a year and a half and the video that was FIRST recommended to me when I didn’t know about your channel was ‘HURRY I THINK WE HAVE A FEW ACs DOWN’. I’ve been in this trade for 4 years now and I only do commercial install/new construction with in the Detroit Metro area. I’ve wanted to do service calls (in fact I do as a side job from time to time when people need me) so I can learn how to diagnose such units and either repair or replace units should they need to by a customer order from big picture diagnosis and quotes. After watching your videos, I couldn’t resist to subscribe because every video I watch of yours makes me learn something new. I can’t recommend your channel enough my guy and I hope you keep going with this channel and with all your friends on HVAC overtime. Such an honor to watch your videos and wish I could come to SoCal to learn even more from ya. Keep up the hard and great work good sir!
I found you by pure coincidence about 2 years back, but your methods and methology keep me around, I have no clue about hvac but like to watch and guess along and sometimes I actually guess correctly from your findings.
Great video! Your explanation towards the end is very valuable. God Bless.
Excellent troubleshooting skills. That customer is very lucky to have you maintain their equipment. You are a specialist in your field.
Hey Chris, I've been watching you for a couple of years. Found this chanel through a Technology Connections video on swamp coolers that linked to one of your videos. After that I've just been fascinated by how you troubleshoot stuff.
I'm a software architect by trade, and your videos have inspired me to apply a more methodical approach to designing and troubleshooting systems. Thank you so much for what you do!
I've been watching your channel for at least a couple of years. I think youtube just randomly recommended it to me. I don't even do HVAC (well, besides swapping the caps in my condenser and for people I know, and I've actually put a gauge set on a couple of units), but for whatever reason I enjoy watching your videos. I am an engineer though, so it's always interesting to learn about areas outside of my wheelhouse (electronics) and how they work, and how to diagnose and or fix them.
I have been watching for at least 3 years I cannot remember how across you it might have been big Clive. As the company I was with was going into AC from industrial compressors as myself & another engineer had some AC experience from previous jobs. I still work for them as a consultant as I had an accident at home with pulling 2 discs in my back plus other complications so now working from home.
Watching for about 2 years . Looked up hvac videos when I got back into cold side after 30 plus years just doing hot side. Did cold side late 80s early 90s.
Been watching probably 4 years, was watching Nor cal Dave and you came up as suggestion. Awesome content!
Watching already for a couple of years, definitely. It was a random find on youtube. Even tho I am not in the HVAC trade (i am an electrician and HW / electronics designer), I find watching this stuff kind of relaxing and interesting. Getting knowledge broader is always good.
I’ve been following and learning from your video for about 2 years. I just searched hvac and your channel popped up
I've been watching you for about 6 months. Stumbled across you because I enjoy HVAC/R vids.
Been watching since 2019, I believe TH-cam recommended you. I work in maintenance administration, so it doesn't surprise me you popped up. Always a joy to watch!
3 years or more, other HVACR channels. Great show Chris. Thank you.
Its awesome when you take parts apart makes it better to understand thanks
Been watching for about 2 years. I'm 55 and retired now going back to HVAC school at the local community college. I learned alot about refrigeration from your channel. Love the content. Keep up the good work.
I've only been watching your video for about maybe 4 months. I stumble upon them! which was kind of fortunate cause it was at a time that we were having issue with our cooler at work! Full discloser here! I'm one of those evil cooks that leave the cooler doors open for long periods of time!! But we've also had other issue not related to my evil ways! Which your videos have taught me alot about!
Since you asked, I'm not involved with HVAC at all, but I do enjoy 3D CAD and just taking things apart. I dug through my watch history, and I found your channel through a youtube recommendation on August 21 2022. The first video I watched was "THE WALK IN FREEZER HAS A LITTLE ICE ON IT.....". It was really interesting to see the guts of a cooling system that I knew nothing about, and as I started binge watching previous videos I came to really appreciate the big picture troubleshooting process, as well as your infectious positivity.
Have been subscribed and watching for 4 years. Working on the ventilation side of the trade for 42 years.
Extending the discharge on the kitchen exhaust fan with a removable aluminum cylinder could solve the grease build-up on the coils.
Thxs for the vids!
Watch you almost a year . I was you tubing a repair method and you popped up . You're the man in my book!! You should be a teacher in the trades ....you kind of are now !! lol!
I've been watching you for a few years now. I'm in the trade so I believe you showed up in a TH-cam search one day and I've been watching you ever since. You're very thorough in your work and that's what I believe the standard should be in the field. Keep it up!
Like so many others here I’ve been watching your videos for close to 4 years now. What a pleasure it’s been to witness your journey. You’re clearly headed towards mastery.
No pressure, but maybe in the future, closer to retirement you should consider writing a book on refrigeration repair!
I’ve worked 30+ years in electrical specializing in big power for telecom plants, I use many of the same troubleshooting techniques and have adopted your technical phrase: “big picture diagnosis” when mentoring others in my field. Thanks for sharing your passion and commitment to an awesome trade!
Aerospace Engineer: I knew how ACs work in concept was looking for the as anser to one question dont even rember what it was. Found your videos and 3.5 years later im still loving it ...the way you present, it's like CSI refigerstion...what killed this one...
Been watching for 4 years now. Stumbled upon you on TH-cam.
I think I've been watching for over a year. I was trying to find how to fix something and your videos popped up. Not sure what I was trying to look up I forgot
Interesting cleaning technique. Here in Brazil we always use a pressure washer (and cleaning product) to clean the coils, specially when there's this much dirt
Thanks Chris! Been watching you for 3 1/2 years or so now. I do the same job (including hot side, unfortunately) for a chain in Colorado. Lot of similar equipment, though most of it is circa ‘94-‘95. Helps me immensely. We have 40+ locations and only 3 of us in-house to keep everything running. I sneak in a factory training when I can, but only about 30% of our job is refrigeration, hvac, and hoods. Grills, fryers, and ancillary prep equipment take up a LOT of my time. Your videos have helped my process and I changed the way I do quite a few things.
i have been watching your videos for years since the HVACR TOOL BAG VIDEO, thats how i found the channel, i was looking for a tool bag. I am not even in the HVAC industry and now i can't stop watching your content, If i was a younger man i would jump from IT engineering to this. When you know what your doing that job looks so satisfying....... Content is entertaining Great Job dude A++
I graduated in March 2017. I had been working with companies with bad work cultures. They did want to help new techs. Anyway i knew what i didn't know. I would go home and study when i could. 3 years later 2020 hit. I talking to friend from school catching up. He told me they have way more guys on TH-cam helping out. During school we were really into Jim pitinato. So During the flu i thought this would be a great time to really hone my skills better. I found you and other. I really loved your teaching style. I have watched all of you videos 2X and tell everyone that will listen to watch your videos because you really helped me grow as a technician.
This is a great video I never knew there was so much to discuss comercial HVAC. Keep making these videos they're great you're very informative you're a great teacher
Found your channel about 5 years ago, when i started working as a building operator and was became immediately interested on how roof top units work. Found your approach very easy to follow and enjoy how you presented your thought process and teachings on all the types of refrigeration equipment you work on. I can easily see how others who post have been inspired to pursue the hvac trade after watching your content. Quality is always top notch. Thanks for sharing with us.
Been watching your videos for 2 1/2 years now. I felt like I knew a secret when I found them. As a new tech, I loved and still love doing two person jobs with our techs. Always learned something new. With your videos, I can reap the same benefits whenever I want. I send your stuff to everyone.
Awesome content, man.
Great Video. I have been watching your video for 4 years. I'm learning HVAC and I was searched on youtube HVAC and I was found your channel. Thank you for sharing video .
Been watching since Summer of 2021. Your video just popped up and I kept watching.
Love that you pull the damaged parts and show the results! Nice Job!
Hey Cris, 3 years viewing your videos. Love from Argentina.
Found your channel years ago from a mention from Technology Connections channel. Haven't stopped watching.
Another cracking video mate. I like your on the tools as it is format. Diagnostics ,solution, repair and showing it working. I am an electrician by trade and now do facilities maintenance of a large industrial building. We have about 30 split ac units, and two walk in fridges on-site. The company put me thru my fgas qualification, I found the course mainly about the safe handling of the refrigerant rather than refrigeration theory. I find your content very informative. I have watched your channel for about two years now and I have put your teachings to use. Cheers. All the best.
Hi Chris. I've been a subscriber for almost three years now. I live over here in the Northeast (Connecticut). I just typed hvac into the search bar on TH-cam and that's how I found your channel. I love how methodical you are with your processes. You explain what your doing in a way that seems it works well for newer techs and veterans as well. I worked for a refrigeration company right out of school. And since that semester was basically shot because of things going on with the school (my entire class missed out on that semester). I was overwhelmed by the scope of the equipment. I only lasted almost two years with them. They fired me because I couldn't get it. Since watching you, I've learned more than school and all the time in the field. I wish I could've worked for someone like you! Thank You for sharing your "little bit of knowledge" with us😁😎
Talk about wild coincidence! Right after I wrote my comment there was a video from a local news outlet talking about the school I went to for hvacr!! Holy Majoly Right!?😁😎
For those that dont know LAC stands for Low Ambient Control. I've added head pressure controls like this to split system type of equipment ( non refrigeration style ). It really is the one of the best ways to operate a system in low ambient situations. Its better than fan cycling, fan speed and at least on par with fully digital scrolls. I feel its just as safe as comps that modulate speed....which can have their own set of issues....mainly the reduced speed....can create oil return issues and its reliant on controls and sensors to make it operate. This type of "dumb" control requires no wiring, no sensors. Is it 100% bulletproof....no...but nothing ever is.
I started watching a month ago, definitely a lot of help understanding more in-depth & explanations for everything. Really appreciate it!
I've been watching for a couple of years. Started watching when I was trying to find a career change then realized I'm toooo dang old for that but I kept on watching because it's so great to see someone doing the job right and who looks at the "big picture". I do IT work and it's so rare to have people be able to see the big picture in this field too.
Great video I am just starting out in Refrigeration after being in Resi for 18 years and your videos are very knowledgeable.
Found this channel more than 2 years ago while randomly browsing tech stuff on youtube. I like watching technicans do their work both IRL and on the net since i was a kid. Not a HVAC tech but i learned few things, even tried some brazing and I'm glad i did.
I been watching 2years found by looking up hvacr and your name came and love your channel
I have been watching since you were doing your final break downs in the van. Been in the trade for about 12 years. It’s cool to see how much your channel has grown.
found your channel 4+yrs ago. i was having issues with my home AC and was researching AC upkeep. i also work maintenance at a southern US casino where HVAC issues abound with our humidity. even considered adding a HVAC cert to my skill set. i currently just use what ive learned to help with our ice machine cleanings. i liked the way you presented the material, your troubleshooting method and your work ethic with the field. i was able to replace the capacitor and AC breaker to limp my home AC system along until had to get a new unit right before 2020. i have since been taking care of my own home system cleanings and saving $$ not having a service do it. can't wait to see more of your home HAVC progression. thanks
I believe ive been watching for at least 4 years. You came up as a recommendation and the attention to detail had me subscribing instantly. Im up in the high desert and i work in the IE as a local truck driver so i have a bit of fun and see if i recognize an area you worked or if i get lucky, spot you and the team up on a rooftop lol. Ive also gained a lot of info brushing up on hvac and with that ive helped a lot of people avoid being overcharged for work that didnt need to be done, so much appreciation for that.
Your process of fixing issues is so great, and i appreciate every video you posted so far. Knowledge is so easy having nowadays. You just have to look at the right place and put an effort into watching or reading. Imagine 20 years ago how harde it was finding all information you, for example, posted in this video. THANK YOU
1 year your videos started popping up huge fan
I start watching your videos back when you posted the video about the "late night call freezer call". And i found your channel, when i searched on refrigeration compressors change.
ive been watching about a year now, i fell into a youtube rabbit hole one night watching random videos and came across your channel and found it absolutely fascinating and informative :)
Your video just popped up on my recommendation several years ago. Not sure how many years ago. It’s was back when you kept your hair short and talked more when you were in your van.
I really appreciated this video on discussing the headmaster control. Thanks for ALL of your videos, I always get pumped up when I see you drop a new vid!! Have a good day sir!
Been watching your videos since 4 1/2 years ago Chris. Your videos helped me go through school and learned way more. Helped me a lot when I started as an apprentice and now I work in supermarket refrigeration. Keep up the great work Chris and thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Started watching 5 years ago, your 3rd video I believe, I'm not a tech or anything, just a random Aussie, I enjoy technical videos , all kinds of technical videos. I really enjoy the way you explain things. Using the things I have subconsciously learned from your channel I've been able to fix my ac unit twice. I just really enjoy your videos. Thank you Chris.
Iv'e been watching these videos for about 3 years. I found them because I had an interest in HVAC and I just started watching these videos and liked the way they were made.
I've been watching your videos for about 4 years. I was taking electrical courses at the time, and I think I stumbled upon your videos from the good ol' YT algorithm, was probably watching a bunch of electrical videos at the time. I got my electrical certificate and been doing HVAC for 3.5 years now. If I ever decide to switch to more refrigeration, I will be watching a lot of your videos again. I've learned a ton from you, thank you so much for the videos, you do nice work!
I have been watching your videos for about 3 or 4 years now and I like that you’re making it easier to understand and showing your work. I’m an electrician by trade and always have been interested in learning about how it all goes, Chris keep up the good work I’ll keep watching.
Great explanation on the head preussure control valve.
I think I've been watching your channel on and off since the first covid lockdown here. Back then, I needed something to extract myself from the daily whirlpool.
I'm not a HVAC technician and wouldn't touch an existing unit, but curiosity pulled me to understand how these systems work and your content is a big help.
Of course we're gonna watch your videos, Chris! You're sensible, down-to-earth, and you give a straightforward explanation as to HOW you reach your diagnoses. You take most of the mystery out of HVAC, and I think those of us not in the field appreciate this and can follow you easily through the steps. I feel confident in stating that a good portion of us are probably shouting out our "keyboard warrior diagnosis" in each video.
I've been watching for two or three years now... Maybe four? Out of the blue, you popped up onto my YT main page, and I thought "why not check out some different content?" I don't remember what video it was, but I subscribed after watching that video. I appreciate the no-nonsense approach, and I've learned loads from you about HVACR - which has helped me immensely at home (in-window AC unit that didn't need replacement, just a good condenser cleaning) and in automotive as well to diagnose car AC systems (as I've said before, and I will probably say again, the basics apply regardless of the application). You don't edit out your mistakes, and that speaks volumes as to your integrity and honesty.
I also am a massive believer in PM and "big picture" diagnosis. Sometimes system failures come from multiple issues, and taking in the whole picture means you can apply a repair that will prevent call-backs or increase the longevity of a particular unit. "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure."
I wish you operated in Connecticut, because I would INSIST that my place of employment have you under contract. After all, the exhaust fan I reported as not working in October 2021 is STILL not working, and not once has anybody even cared to have a tech give it a once-over. For all I know, it could simply be a broken belt... Alas, I have no roof access, so I can't get up there and diagnose it myself! (And you bet your butt I would be!)
At the previous workplace (the fried chicken establishment) when we had to open the roof hatch to get indoor temperatures under control because our AC quit, I was walking on the roof one night before shutting the hatch, just looking around and thinking, "I know what ALL of this stuff up here does, and I know the basics of how it operates, just from watching Chris." It was a pretty good feeling.
Looking forward to your continued success, I can't wait to see what Summer 2023 brings us!
I am in a situation where i need to understand refrigeration and do as much as i can myself. I have an old theater with a worthington compressor in the boiler room and a newer, as in from the 80s bac cooling tower on the roof. I also buy auction display coolers prep tables etc. It really helps learning the proper techniques and brazing. Thanks so much. This was beyond what i do but still helpful.
Just stumbled on to it and have been captivated every time I see one your experience and professional approach are amazing
I work in IT, but ever since I started watching your channel a couple years ago I have learned a ton. I managed to put in a mini split all by myself in my garage and even flushed my lines with nitrogen then vacuuming it down. I also started cleaning my AC coils twice a year too. You would be proud. 😂
The explanation at the end, with the cutout was on point!!!
Hi Chris. Thanks. For the. Helpful video s
I've. Being watcheing ur videos
For. About. 4. Years I think
Actually my. First video was the freezer. With to much frost. Inside
And. U put some switchs. On the door
Bcose. The door was not. Closing.
Probably
Good stuff
Good job Chris, been watching since 2020, retired electrician, started watching heating and air condition videos out of curiosity.Always into continued education.
I started watching your videos around 2018 or 2019, it was around the time when i was struggling with refrigeration, watching your videos helped me to diagnose problems and i got more comfortable with refrigeration
Although i mostly work on domestic refrigerator, its basically the same concept just on smaller applications
been watching for a while, and was a recommendation... I just like how things work
Started to follow your videos over a year ago after a large ginger bloke with a beard recommended HVAC O-t.