I actually feel stupid after watching your videos. I don't do a/c anymore, but the refrigeration skills you have are super tech skills. Great job brother!!
Excellent finds, dropping the T-stat down the return is more common than one might think, leave a dummy stat for the BOH folks. Those supply ducts are terrible and its not unusual for me to find them shut. I always check the return vents too, oftentimes they'll look okay at a glance but if snap a pic of it zoomed in, they're always plugged up.
I would just put a wireless sensor. And Done. Those Honeywell vision pro 8000's thermostats. You can wire an remote indoor temperature sensor, or use the wireless indoor sensor, and program it with the Red Link wireless accessory option. Then you can leave the thermostat in the current location. And put the indoor sensor where ever you want. Most of the time, the thermostats are located in an office. And the sensors are in the space needing sensing. Or you can move the entire thermostat... good luck 👍
Great thoughts. Yeah normally it in the office and there’s a Honeywell remote. I assumed it went bad at first and then realized. I’ll look into that thanks. 👍
70° kitchen sound unusual. Good find. Make sure to mark somewhere on the unit about the return stat. Great Saturday fix. You too have a great weekend. 🖖💯
@@restaurantrepairs i really like the way you explain your diagnostics, I work in the filed in refer and hvac, those fan switches for cfms go bad and occasionally cause fan to dropout lime your recent video. But I really like how you pointed that out and other things please keep doing that, I study other techs videos to make myself better. Appreciate your contributions
I actually feel stupid after watching your videos. I don't do a/c anymore, but the refrigeration skills you have are super tech skills. Great job brother!!
Nice fix, Have a good weekend.👍
Excellent finds, dropping the T-stat down the return is more common than one might think, leave a dummy stat for the BOH folks. Those supply ducts are terrible and its not unusual for me to find them shut. I always check the return vents too, oftentimes they'll look okay at a glance but if snap a pic of it zoomed in, they're always plugged up.
👍👍👍
I would just put a wireless sensor. And Done. Those Honeywell vision pro 8000's thermostats. You can wire an remote indoor temperature sensor, or use the wireless indoor sensor, and program it with the Red Link wireless accessory option. Then you can leave the thermostat in the current location. And put the indoor sensor where ever you want. Most of the time, the thermostats are located in an office. And the sensors are in the space needing sensing. Or you can move the entire thermostat... good luck 👍
Great thoughts. Yeah normally it in the office and there’s a Honeywell remote. I assumed it went bad at first and then realized. I’ll look into that thanks. 👍
70° kitchen sound unusual. Good find. Make sure to mark somewhere on the unit about the return stat.
Great Saturday fix. You too have a great weekend. 🖖💯
Great job! Proud of you. Immediate is the best sometimes.
Excellent job joe, im a new subscriber, where did you learn how to learn hvac electrical
Circuits?
Welcome to the crazy!! It’s lots of OJT, bumps and bruises, and an awesome mentor to call when my brain just doesn’t get it.
@@restaurantrepairs i really like the way you explain your diagnostics, I work in the filed in refer and hvac, those fan switches for cfms go bad and occasionally cause fan to dropout lime your recent video. But I really like how you pointed that out and other things please keep doing that, I study other techs videos to make myself better. Appreciate your contributions