I really appreciate this video! It's great to see all of the troubleshooting and problem videos, but as somebody who's just starting out it's also great to see routine calls where nothing crazy happens. Thanks so much for putting this out there!
Duuude as someone with some HVAC Experience. It’s really nice to see Techs posting how to videos. I’m ALWAYS wanting to learn more about the industry as well as see good work being done by those in the field. KEEP UP THE VIDEOS! You’re helping People Learn!! 🎉
Much appreciated 👍 with techs showing how everything goes. And until you really get out there in the field 👏 hands on you really don't know the half of it.
Glad guys like you post this stuff, i do mostly resi with the odd light commercial job and boss man never really told or trained me what to do with RTUs, so it was all trial and error.
A good thang also is check the heat exchanger even in the summer time because that can save you especially if you found a bad part or on a maintenance, because I was helping a tech on a job and he found a leak on a Suction line he was about to give her a quote but I found a cracked heat exchanger also.
I heard you say you would clean all the drain traps but I didn't see when you did this. Could any one advice what time on video he did this plz tnx great video
Ryan, great videos! Maintenance mechanic here ,just starting a building maintenance position ,concentrating hvac. Onthat machibe your working on with the coils in the middle of the machine. What's the vest way to do setups like that?
Problem we have is the pm guys don’t get shit done when they’re together, take an hour and a half lunch then pencil whip the entire pm sheet. I can see your point but 1 guy is all you really need.
Yea I’m a pm tech with 26 stores at least 40 units on all the building and they gave me two months to have all of these pms done and they wanted us to start in April and I live in co it’s still snowing out here lol
What do you mean when you say you have a jumper? What is the purpose of doing a jump? Can you please explain what a Jumper is, where it’s done, why it’s done, and how it’s done? Please and thanks!!!!!!
@@HughesManHVAC you would do this when you’re on cooling mode, you are basically bypassing to turn on the heat mode just to make sure it works and turns on fine, right??
They do exist. The rare elusive rooftop water spigot. They bring so much happiness when you find one and it works!!!
😂
I really appreciate this video! It's great to see all of the troubleshooting and problem videos, but as somebody who's just starting out it's also great to see routine calls where nothing crazy happens. Thanks so much for putting this out there!
The filter claw saving one life at a time yet again!
Duuude as someone with some HVAC Experience.
It’s really nice to see Techs posting how to videos. I’m ALWAYS wanting to learn more about the industry as well as see good work being done by those in the field. KEEP UP THE VIDEOS! You’re helping People
Learn!! 🎉
Thanks for watching!
Much appreciated 👍 with techs showing how everything goes. And until you really get out there in the field 👏 hands on you really don't know the half of it.
Glad guys like you post this stuff, i do mostly resi with the odd light commercial job and boss man never really told or trained me what to do with RTUs, so it was all trial and error.
Great video . That plane was huge lol
A good thang also is check the heat exchanger even in the summer time because that can save you especially if you found a bad part or on a maintenance, because I was helping a tech on a job and he found a leak on a Suction line he was about to give her a quote but I found a cracked heat exchanger also.
Nice video! I really want to get into commercial some day so its helpful to see what a routine pm looks like
Thanks for watching!
I heard you say you would clean all the drain traps but I didn't see when you did this. Could any one advice what time on video he did this plz tnx great video
This whole time and your a belt roller???? UN-friggin-BELIEVABLE!!! 😂 🤣 solid video man. And I’d say their pronounced “cook” for the filters 🤘🏻
🤣 thanks man!
You make it look GOOD Ryan! YOUR your getting a lot of likes to view ratio👍👍.
Thanks Rick
Ryan, great videos! Maintenance mechanic here ,just starting a building maintenance position ,concentrating hvac. Onthat machibe your working on with the coils in the middle of the machine. What's the vest way to do setups like that?
Some of those filters you pulled out look brand new. I'd be concerned something's wrong and the unit isn't working.
Agreed, we preform this maintenance and I can assure you every unit was inspected, cycled and tested.
Awesome video! Like the jams
I appreciate that
I think you're good but curious how are you so confident working on live wires? Why not turn it off??
Thanks for the videos. Really helps me as an apprentice in getting more insight.
Thanks for watching man!
Great video always like learning how people do things. I have a question though how do you jump out to get the unit running? What wires did you jump?
R and w will bring on heat, thanks for watching!
Hell yeah! Great job Ryan 👏
Thanks Steve
By the way that was a C5 Galaxy at the beginning
C5 is way bigger than that, that aircraft would be a C-17 Globe master
C17
What was the music at the start? Banger!
awesome dude. cool soundtrack. subsribbed
I appreciate that, thanks for watching
Any checklists you recommend for RTU’s?
It's been a minute....cool to see a new video
Thanks for watching Jason
so frustrating to see roof top work like this done with 1 person. at least send someone to help the man get the tools and material on the roof.
Problem we have is the pm guys don’t get shit done when they’re together, take an hour and a half lunch then pencil whip the entire pm sheet. I can see your point but 1 guy is all you really need.
Yea I’m a pm tech with 26 stores at least 40 units on all the building and they gave me two months to have all of these pms done and they wanted us to start in April and I live in co it’s still snowing out here lol
60 days 1000ish units that’s about 6 hours a day for one person not hard
@@juananguiano5311yeah because he’ll be working every day of those 60 days without a weekend nor run into any repairs along the way 🤡
How long did it take you to finish all the units ?
Hey man im doing commercial pms at the moment. Should i turn the disconnect off even just for a filter change? 480v
Love your videos! Question why did you jump out the tstat wires and not use the terminal test pins? Stay safe brother!
It didn’t want to kick on from the test terminals and the tsat wires were available
That was a c17 globmaster. Lol. Ex Air Force guy and current hvac technician.
Thanks for the info! Thanks for watching too!
I need to learn more about this kind of HVAC COMMERCIAL
I love the commercial side.
Would you have a price list on that pm and the next pm with splitting coils to clean thank you?
Also how often would you provide them thank you
Glad to see you getting some video motivation
Thanks chris
Whats that tool called for the boxes , this will really come in handy.
Filter grabber, you can found them on Amazon or United refrigeration
Where do you get that grabbing mechanical thing? To grab all your boxes up?
United Refrigeration or search “filter grabber” on Amazon
I had a great filter puller given to me after a friend moved on. It was immediately misplaced 😤
How do you keep track of what each unit needs after you’ve gone through it.
I write everything down, thanks for watching
Nice job Ryan 👍
Thanks Greg
That plane looked like a C-17 plane overhead.
Good to see you again Ryan! What printer is that?
Sorry I’m late to the comment section. I will look for the exact model number tomorrow but it is a HP
Where did you get the box grabber you got to get the filters on the roof
United refrigeration. I think they sell them in Amazon too
Thanks man
What you guys charge for a detailed pm a lot of companies just changing filters cleaning drains and gone
Depends on the customer and the size of the site
@@HughesManHVAC i mean imagine 17 carrier rtus ranging from 5-10 and being that detailed I’d assume you there all day
Ton
All on one roof
where did you get the filter claw??
United Refrigeration but you can get them on Amazon
loved your work
How can i source the filters??? Do you have a link?
Thank u for the videos help out alot
No problem! Thanks for watching
Your not ''That'' guy but you are ''The'' Guy 😂🤣😅 Thx for posting again ...
Thanks for watching
I've been that guy...😬good video
Me too man, thanks for watching
i only go to united if i really have to, the ones in my area suck, terrible service
Prevention maintenance what’s that’s?
What do you mean when you say you have a jumper? What is the purpose of doing a jump?
Can you please explain what a Jumper is, where it’s done, why it’s done, and how it’s done? Please and thanks!!!!!!
Jumper wire. Used to jump 24v between r and w to bring on heat. Basically bypassing the thermostat
@@HughesManHVAC you would do this when you’re on cooling mode, you are basically bypassing to turn on the heat mode just to make sure it works and turns on fine, right??
@@anthonybarragan1687 yes, you can jump in out in heat or cooling while testing the unit just to make sure everything is working properly
@@HughesManHVAC thanks!
This guy does pms correctly. He’s actively looking for issues. Most pm guys just pencil whip and collect an easy paycheck.
Thanks for watching man!
Thats the difference between pro and amateur.
Nice information
Thanks
God bless you
🇺🇸💪👍❄🙏 nice vid thanks
Thanks for watching
Are you in local 449?
I am not, 396
What is pm?
Preventative maintenance
This guy must work for a nexstar company or joe crisara.
Nope
Damn u got no help that sucks I would quit
Thanks for watching
Hvac Tech vs Airplane ^_^
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Enjoyed this PM how to vidio great job you got some skill sir.
Thanks for the hard work sir. Really enjoyed your videos. Please check your email (also spam folder just in case :) ). Thanks!!!
Got it!
Harbor freight screw driver
😆 your not that guy
Pronounced like "cook"
You would know, thanks for the comment