looks great, im getting a new system installed next week ive got an old Carrier with R22 and it made me want to learn about how you pro's do it. If I ever lost my job for some reason, I think id like doing HVAC work.
I have been installing AC since 1977 Williamson York and Rheem R22 units had very little leaks since 2006 The 410a units our leaks are up 200% I hope the new refrigerant coming is better
The new refrigerant isn't that new, it's been in use for about a decade in other countries, just not the USA. Also the pressure is slightly higher again so it won't be any better.
I think it's required if you're replacing it with a super high seer unit, I been told if you want the maximum efficiency you upsize the lineset but besides that I doubt there's any benefit.
Why don't you use the higher pad made for winter areas? It seems like those are better no matter what climate you live in to keep chaff from pooling at the bottom of the condenser sheet metal. Just my opinion.
Steve, poe oil and mineral oil don't mix, why did you not flush with rx11 or a solvent? Who is your nitrogen supplier, I always see nitrogen in black cylinders, and welding mixes or soda grade co2 in orange tanks.
No you don’t have to use a flux kit he’ll you really don’t have to blow it out with nitro either that’s why you pump down and also that filter drier will catch all those condensables
I use the same procedure as you do leave the pump running crack the service valve. I have the same problem with them service valves I sell Rheem which is the same as what you have.
Stay-Brite is technically “solder” but it’s much stronger than the old 50/50 plumbing solder and still better than the lead free stuff due to the silver content. It makes a joint as strong as braze because it doesn’t anneal the copper. Take half-hard copper and braze it and you end up with dead soft. You may not want to solder hot gas discharge lines but for a condensing unit it’s no issue. Plus soldering is easier to get a leak free joint in my opinion and less likely to heat damage other components or set the house on fire, lol.
It is stay Brite 8, you will not find this in your local big box store. You must also use their Flux that has super low almost non existent acid content. Stay Brite 8 and stay clean without the matched pair you are pissing in the wind.
I have been running into the (SAME ISSUE) on the suction valve on the Ruud units.. Why i dunno... Also, start putting a "O-RING" in ya caps, the suction valves i found will leak on certain ones for some reason.. I turned it into Ruud for techs to look at and their engineers.. I know for a fact i never overheated the valves because i fill mine with water and wrap them with soaking wet rags, if the water doesn't even get hot enough to oil 212*, you know the seal is good. But still, even good they will leak after a 1yr or so.. Have several that has and a "O-RING" fixes it.. Suction 95% of the time.. Just a FYI bro. One Master HVAC guy to another. I (LOVE) the RHEEM/RUUD brand.. Best their is!! But (EVERY UNIT) and MFG has issues sooner or later, and i consider a simple valve a "NON ISSUE".. Now Goodmans, those are "ISSUES".. BIG TIME! 8MM Condensers popping/leaking, accumulator studs leaking out killing compressors, evap aluminum coils blowing, just bad. BAD, BAD, BAD.... I "USED TO" think Goodman/Amana was okay, but not anymore. I am a RHEEM/RUUD man for (LIFE)!
Couldn't agree more. Been in HVAC 20 years and still do some annual maintenance on my first Rheem units from back around 2000. The same thing that made them good then is what makes them good now...simplicity. Even some dry ship rebrands up my way (Thermal Zone, etc.) with R22, Copeland scroll, ADP coil...those units are reliable for my customers and were cheap and basic 10-15 years ago. Still going.
@@purplegoose7907 RHEEM/RUUD aretop of the line because they are engineered good. Think about it.. They stick with (TRIED AND TRUE) methods of heat gain/loss with 3/8 single row coils.. This makes repair easy and keeping the 3/8 makes them robust. Goodman is learning the (HARD WAY) that when you go smaller, and thinner, you weaken the tubing to the point it cannot handle the 410-A pressures. It is the (SAME REASON) those "MICRO CHANNEL" coils are (GARBAGE)!! They are too thin and cannot handle higher pressures of newer type Azeotropes. Now Goodman is in a kick to start pushing out units with R-125, which has (HIGHER) pressures than 410-A in ways.. I (PITY) their shareholders. It's why they (WHORE) themselves out to anyone who will buy it. I tried to sell Amana stuff, damn distributors are pricks, i pity the good ones because just about every Amana distributor i dealt with has been dumbass pricks that couldn't close an umbrella.. So when the whole ACCUMULATOR LEAK FIASCO STUD" happened, and my customer got left out in the cold with just a compressor swap and not a unit like they started because of it later, that did me in right there!! Makes your own company look like shit after you tell people how great it is, then it does that shit. The RHEEM/RUUD brand in the old style square mint green types lasted 30yr+ on (AVERAGE)!! The new re-design is nice and they took the tried and true of old and brought it into the 21st century!! Now have or has "RHEEM/RUUD" had issues?!? Sure.. They are a company who tries to provide profits for their shareholders just like any other "FOR PROFIT" type company would.. If they can source cheaper equally quality parts from sub contractors, they will and should.. I mentioned earlier and in many places especially with my HVAC Brothers/sister out there about the leaking service valves under the caps i have encountered with a simple "O-RING" will fix.. I reported it to Rheem/Ruud and they was thankful to me for doing so taking all information, my fix, etc down along with the suggestions i had to make their products better.. Like i mentioned a while back that TXV's should bolt on especially when the distributor is 1" away from it. They have changed it that way, and i have noticed they are making changes to their service valves as well other things also. They care about their contractors, and i have spoken with them many time when i come across an issue or problem.. Or if i see something i think needs improved etc. They appreciate it. And that is why i love them.. I wouldn't leave my current dealers EVER!! They are good as gold to me, and have been since day 1... People will learn, some the hard way.. I hate that. I do.. But the GOODMAN/AMANA train has hit a bad set of rails and if not careful, will de-rail unless corrections are made no doubt. Adam
@@shoosh9996 LOL true, and I mean anything can fail...BUT did you see that hack job install and the crazy owner gonna do a few structural adjustment to the trusses? 🤣 Wouldn't surprise me if some buddy of his threw that in. Too many questions in that video for me to condemn an entire brand.
@@jeremygoldsworthy perhaps but refrigerant in a line set swirls around the lines not going straight through same as r11 flush dry nitrogen only goes straight through not cleaning the line set properly. I recommend r11 flush as a extra precaution when not able to remove lines.
Miss Molly seems very attached to you ......does she do well when u leave her home alone? She is a better helper than a couple of people i had over my many years
Steve, not criticizing your work, but all the people I see on youtube always pull a vacuum with the shraders out. Do you find it doesnt matter? Also do you have a video talking about the advantages of different refridgerents?
3/8 HOSES MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE.. I WILL TAKE A BIT LONGER WITH SCHRADER CORES IN .. ALSO TAKES TIME TO PUT THEM BACK IN .. SO I FEEL ITS A WASH .. USALLY I HAVE OTHER STUFF TO DO LIKE THE PVC DRAIN AND CLEAN UP WHILE VACUUM IS RUNNING ANYWAY ..
@@dmurphhh I am sure that you are serious. I am in Central VA and have no experience in your area. But i did a search for you and found a company in Radford with five stars and 35 years in business. New River Heating and Air. I would start there. I hope this helps.
@@craigharding475 I appreciate the info buddy. I actually had a family member that worked for them years ago but he got out of the HVAC business. He looks out for me on the simple repairs but obviously isn’t equipped for a full replacement
@@dmurphhh That is even better. You can get some inside info. from your friend about if HE would recommend them. I used a big HVAC company this spring, rated 5 stars. I was charged $600 for a repair that failed one month later on my small oil furnace. I plan to call another contractor: a small out-of-town, company this Fall. They specialize in my type of set-up. 5-stars does not necessarily mean 5-stars for every customer. I saw another 5-star co. in your area, but they are listed as a "home improvement" firm (that does HVAC as well). Steve Lav has said that he has a limited range of service area. He ain`t commin` to VA.
Why would you want to put in something other than what the manufacturer wants in their unit? Are you an idiot? What do you think would happen if a warranty issue comes up?
@@BibleExposition2022 NO ITS A BAD IDEA ITS DESIGNED TO RUN ON 410A COMPRESSOR PRESSURE BUY PASS IS SET FOR 410A PRESSURES . IT WILL WORK WITH R22 BUT YOU WILL VOID ANY WARRANTIES. I WOULD NOT DO IT ..
I sell both. Ruud in my opinion is a better product. Trane a/c is quieter - but not by much. Trane furnaces are a hot mess to work on and get worked on more than trane would admit.
That contactor had 3 poles on it making this a 3 phase system. When you have 3 phase commercial power, powering a 3 phase compressor, you don't need a capacitor for the compressor. This is why there was only a cap for the fan. .
@@stevenlavimoniere with all the professionals out there why are we older generation techs so freaking busy? Keep up the great work, love your channel, 27 years in the hvac world, cheers from L.B.I.N.J. HAPPY 4TH OF JULY STEVE!!!
Nice job Steve, people don’t realize how many trips to the truck for 1 guy has to make.
New HVAC tech here, I love the videos and tech tips! You are the man! Keep em' coming.
Good job Sir! Thanks for letting us watch!
Thanks for watching!
@@stevenlavimoniere What's your thoughts on Diakin FIT.. I asked you and some other clown chimes in..great vids by the way, keep them coming!! J
I’m not Steve but I had a customer with them and hated them. Out they came for some RUUD 17 SEER Two-stage. Customer is happy.
Hey Steve, you keep Making em an I'll keep watching em! You are the best man!
looks great, im getting a new system installed next week ive got an old Carrier with R22 and it made me want to learn about how you pro's do it. If I ever lost my job for some reason, I think id like doing HVAC work.
Hey I’m retired out but also looking into the HVAC trade
Wow that’s an old school yellow jacket manifold
Perfect size job for you and not in an attic always a bonus.
" It's me, Mr. Grinch and Gumby today." 👍
Nice clean install Steve!
Thanks 👍
Fantastic job Steven 👍. So very thorough and helpful ! You and yours have a fantastic 4th of July
This is what my Sis needs and not a new 10k system
she's running as smooth as a brand new Cadillac
@@geargrinder4784 ANY car can get a random misfire...
8:31 most hilarious yet kinda unsettling sound I've heard yet from a pump.
I have been installing AC since 1977 Williamson York and Rheem R22 units had very little leaks since 2006 The 410a units our leaks are up 200% I hope the new refrigerant coming is better
The new refrigerant isn't that new, it's been in use for about a decade in other countries, just not the USA. Also the pressure is slightly higher again so it won't be any better.
Hi Steve, LOVE the videos!! You drive like a bat out of hell!!! Give um the Gundy
Watched the last 5 videos..that bug splattered on the windshield is in every one lmao.
Nice work Steve! I'm sure the Grinch approves as well
What could happen, i accidentally added few once of r22 into a r410 unit.
Tks
That poor little pump sounds like it has seen better days...😁 Mr. Grinch is your co-pilot...🤣
Amazing job Steve. That’s a lot of work for one guy in one day!
Is there a benefit to changing the line set? If it can be blown out, why would anybody change the line set? Or do they eventually wear thin over time?
I’m also wondering this
I think it's required if you're replacing it with a super high seer unit, I been told if you want the maximum efficiency you upsize the lineset but besides that I doubt there's any benefit.
Thanks, good to know!
Why don't you use the higher pad made for winter areas? It seems like those are better no matter what climate you live in to keep chaff from pooling at the bottom of the condenser sheet metal. Just my opinion.
Nice clean job.
Hey Steve excellent work Very nice unit.
Use a allen key instead of shaving the service wrench then u can use the service wrench right after u crack it
after almost stripping a valve I have always now learned to use an Allen wrench first
I found the ICP units to be especially tight
Crazy seeing soldered joints. We braze everything
What’s your opinion on changing just the condenser unit ?
Another satisfied customer. Great work Steve. She’s a new one mamma!
Really nice work Steve, 👍👍
Video for the big boys. I liked the Tech Tip @9:09 Was wondering about that.
Good job.
I am from Brazil.
Great job Steve👍👍
Very nice new unit. Should give years of relief from the heat.
Good job Steve.
Steve you should tell the people the common is If she gets a thermostat with no batteries If it has no common must be battery operated thermostat
Hello from the great state of Michigan
Stevo you old plumber, you love that staybright 8…
Oh yeah sounds like your making some money 💴 with them unit replacement nice do you want to share lol 😂✌️
Steve, poe oil and mineral oil don't mix, why did you not flush with rx11 or a solvent? Who is your nitrogen supplier, I always see nitrogen in black cylinders, and welding mixes or soda grade co2 in orange tanks.
Duct works the hardest part for me. Never was shown and I have such a hard time making it.
Nice Job Steve! 👍
impressively quiet condenser
Looking good Steve
Steve
Great job after 36 years of experience my self I mean Steve
Greg DeMars
Nice job, very complete install, covered all the bases. Not Cheesy.
Real nice work as usual Steve!!!!!
Great job and video like always ( Steven )
Smooth operator...
Hi. Very cool vids
Glad you like them!
Here in Virginia code is 3” pump ups on ac units always make it look like shit
Looks good Steve 👍
I’ve had the same problem with my wrench and just ground a little bit off.
Strange not seeing blue fingers lol nice job
Steve, i use flush kits when swapping 22 to 410, so i dont need to use flush kits? Its fine to use nitro??
flush kits are a joke
No you don’t have to use a flux kit he’ll you really don’t have to blow it out with nitro either that’s why you pump down and also that filter drier will catch all those condensables
Great job! Thx for the videos.
Nice looking unit Steve. That vacuum pump sucks good! 😂😂😂
Nice 👌!
Kind of ironic the next video on Steve's video upload list is: *_10 YEAR OLD RUUD AC SYSTEM TOTALLY OUT OF 410A_*
Nice install. Was the old thermostat bad? It looked like you installed the same model.
Thanks for the video Steven, Saddlebag Sally told me to tell you hi.
I use the same procedure as you do leave the pump running crack the service valve. I have the same problem with them service valves I sell Rheem which is the same as what you have.
Is it common to have to add refrigerant to a brand-new unit like that?
They are usually precharged with enough refrigerant for 12-20' line set. If you have a longer line set you may have to add some.
yes normal
Oh yeah.
Hey Steve that's soft solder you used there ? if so It can be used for r410a ?
Stay-Brite is technically “solder” but it’s much stronger than the old 50/50 plumbing solder and still better than the lead free stuff due to the silver content. It makes a joint as strong as braze because it doesn’t anneal the copper. Take half-hard copper and braze it and you end up with dead soft. You may not want to solder hot gas discharge lines but for a condensing unit it’s no issue. Plus soldering is easier to get a leak free joint in my opinion and less likely to heat damage other components or set the house on fire, lol.
It is stay Brite 8, you will not find this in your local big box store. You must also use their Flux that has super low almost non existent acid content. Stay Brite 8 and stay clean without the matched pair you are pissing in the wind.
Go back and find the video from Steve where he used Stay_Brite 8 on his own house so I figure if he used it on his own AC must be good.
Nothin cheesy here, first class install. Nice.
Stevie about how long did it take you to do this job?
I have been running into the (SAME ISSUE) on the suction valve on the Ruud units.. Why i dunno...
Also, start putting a "O-RING" in ya caps, the suction valves i found will leak on certain ones for some reason.. I turned it into Ruud for techs to look at and their engineers.. I know for a fact i never overheated the valves because i fill mine with water and wrap them with soaking wet rags, if the water doesn't even get hot enough to oil 212*, you know the seal is good. But still, even good they will leak after a 1yr or so.. Have several that has and a "O-RING" fixes it.. Suction 95% of the time..
Just a FYI bro. One Master HVAC guy to another. I (LOVE) the RHEEM/RUUD brand.. Best their is!! But (EVERY UNIT) and MFG has issues sooner or later, and i consider a simple valve a "NON ISSUE".. Now Goodmans, those are "ISSUES".. BIG TIME! 8MM Condensers popping/leaking, accumulator studs leaking out killing compressors, evap aluminum coils blowing, just bad. BAD, BAD, BAD....
I "USED TO" think Goodman/Amana was okay, but not anymore. I am a RHEEM/RUUD man for (LIFE)!
Couldn't agree more. Been in HVAC 20 years and still do some annual maintenance on my first Rheem units from back around 2000.
The same thing that made them good then is what makes them good now...simplicity.
Even some dry ship rebrands up my way (Thermal Zone, etc.) with R22, Copeland scroll, ADP coil...those units are reliable for my customers and were cheap and basic 10-15 years ago. Still going.
@@purplegoose7907 RHEEM/RUUD aretop of the line because they are engineered good.
Think about it..
They stick with (TRIED AND TRUE) methods of heat gain/loss with 3/8 single row coils.. This makes repair easy and keeping the 3/8 makes them robust. Goodman is learning the (HARD WAY) that when you go smaller, and thinner, you weaken the tubing to the point it cannot handle the 410-A pressures.
It is the (SAME REASON) those "MICRO CHANNEL" coils are (GARBAGE)!! They are too thin and cannot handle higher pressures of newer type Azeotropes.
Now Goodman is in a kick to start pushing out units with R-125, which has (HIGHER) pressures than 410-A in ways.. I (PITY) their shareholders.
It's why they (WHORE) themselves out to anyone who will buy it. I tried to sell Amana stuff, damn distributors are pricks, i pity the good ones because just about every Amana distributor i dealt with has been dumbass pricks that couldn't close an umbrella.. So when the whole ACCUMULATOR LEAK FIASCO STUD" happened, and my customer got left out in the cold with just a compressor swap and not a unit like they started because of it later, that did me in right there!!
Makes your own company look like shit after you tell people how great it is, then it does that shit.
The RHEEM/RUUD brand in the old style square mint green types lasted 30yr+ on (AVERAGE)!! The new re-design is nice and they took the tried and true of old and brought it into the 21st century!!
Now have or has "RHEEM/RUUD" had issues?!? Sure.. They are a company who tries to provide profits for their shareholders just like any other "FOR PROFIT" type company would.. If they can source cheaper equally quality parts from sub contractors, they will and should..
I mentioned earlier and in many places especially with my HVAC Brothers/sister out there about the leaking service valves under the caps i have encountered with a simple "O-RING" will fix.. I reported it to Rheem/Ruud and they was thankful to me for doing so taking all information, my fix, etc down along with the suggestions i had to make their products better.. Like i mentioned a while back that TXV's should bolt on especially when the distributor is 1" away from it. They have changed it that way, and i have noticed they are making changes to their service valves as well other things also.
They care about their contractors, and i have spoken with them many time when i come across an issue or problem.. Or if i see something i think needs improved etc. They appreciate it. And that is why i love them..
I wouldn't leave my current dealers EVER!! They are good as gold to me, and have been since day 1...
People will learn, some the hard way.. I hate that. I do.. But the GOODMAN/AMANA train has hit a bad set of rails and if not careful, will de-rail unless corrections are made no doubt.
Adam
...and the next video is a 10 year old Ruud leaking coil.
@@shoosh9996 LOL true, and I mean anything can fail...BUT did you see that hack job install and the crazy owner gonna do a few structural adjustment to the trusses? 🤣 Wouldn't surprise me if some buddy of his threw that in.
Too many questions in that video for me to condemn an entire brand.
rip round one. you will be missed.
Excellent
Nice
Nice work
Have u ever had any leaks at the king valves using that stay brite?
no never,,,, clean the copper good and solder properly
@@stevenlavimoniere it looks nice I'm going to have to give it a try love your vids take care man
Good job Steve, not bad fir an old man 👏👍. How many hours did the job take and it looked like a 1 man job.
IT TOOK ALL DAY
10:36 Going from R-22 tor R410 is not a problem for the line set?
You can re use the line set as long as you flush it properly. R22 evap coil on a 410a system however is a no go. They have to match.
R11 flush should be used everytime
@@realsthvac7942 Ruud says, no. They prefer a nitrogen dry flush.
@@jeremygoldsworthy perhaps but refrigerant in a line set swirls around the lines not going straight through same as r11 flush dry nitrogen only goes straight through not cleaning the line set properly. I recommend r11 flush as a extra precaution when not able to remove lines.
Where does the board in the air handler get the common from?
From the transformer in the air handler
@@PeteGaughenbaugh1 Thank you.
Don't use silfos?
Condensers getting there shots like use these days
Definitely had to cut my service wrench key also found out it wouldn't fit while doing a pump down was mad asf
i think it's C&D that makes a new shorter hex key
Miss Molly seems very attached to you ......does she do well when u leave her home alone? She is a better helper than a couple of people i had over my many years
SHE DOES WELL AT HOME ALONE
@@stevenlavimoniere But, she’s got to stay away from the on-line shopping websites!
Steve, not criticizing your work, but all the people I see on youtube always pull a vacuum with the shraders out. Do you find it doesnt matter? Also do you have a video talking about the advantages of different refridgerents?
3/8 HOSES MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE.. I WILL TAKE A BIT LONGER WITH SCHRADER CORES IN .. ALSO TAKES TIME TO PUT THEM BACK IN .. SO I FEEL ITS A WASH .. USALLY I HAVE OTHER STUFF TO DO LIKE THE PVC DRAIN AND CLEAN UP WHILE VACUUM IS RUNNING ANYWAY ..
I believe they do without shredder while recording for youtube, in reality there's no time for that kind of things always running to other projects...
Hey Steve
Change the filter
It won’t work the txv won’t meter right
system is working just fine .. go fuck off troll
txv bulb should be mounted at either 2 or 10 oclock
4 or 8 o'clock in a line 7/8 or larger, smaller irrelevant. Check your shit, master tech with 27 years in the trenches son.
@@potatolew4495 Well Ruud wants it at the 10 o'clock spot. We install and maintenance these models from ruud.
Why does it always look like youre always speeding Steve? 😂
Enjoy the videos man, keep them coming. If I paid you a premium would you willing to travel to Virginia to replace my heat pump when the time comes?
If he can`t, be ready to pay big bucks to one of these mega-companies here in the old dominion!
@@craigharding475 I’m serious. He could make a road trip video. Who would you recommend in the New River Valley area if he won’t do it?
@@dmurphhh I am sure that you are serious. I am in Central VA and have no experience in your area. But i did a search for you and found a company in Radford with five stars and 35 years in business. New River Heating and Air. I would start there. I hope this helps.
@@craigharding475 I appreciate the info buddy. I actually had a family member that worked for them years ago but he got out of the HVAC business. He looks out for me on the simple repairs but obviously isn’t equipped for a full replacement
@@dmurphhh That is even better. You can get some inside info. from your friend about if HE would recommend them. I used a big HVAC company this spring, rated 5 stars. I was charged $600 for a repair that failed one month later on my small oil furnace. I plan to call another contractor: a small out-of-town, company this Fall. They specialize in my type of set-up. 5-stars does not necessarily mean 5-stars for every customer. I saw another 5-star co. in your area, but they are listed as a "home improvement" firm (that does HVAC as well). Steve Lav has said that he has a limited range of service area. He ain`t commin` to VA.
Do people ask u for autographs or pictures?
sometimes
Every time he signs a check.
Freon 410A in a new condenser can be vacuum out & put in R22 or MO99 to use or no? Thx
whatever floats your boat
U don’t know if it can be done? I don’t know 🤷♂️ that’s why asking, thx
Why would you want to put in something other than what the manufacturer wants in their unit? Are you an idiot? What do you think would happen if a warranty issue comes up?
@@BibleExposition2022 NO ITS A BAD IDEA ITS DESIGNED TO RUN ON 410A COMPRESSOR PRESSURE BUY PASS IS SET FOR 410A PRESSURES . IT WILL WORK WITH R22 BUT YOU WILL VOID ANY WARRANTIES. I WOULD NOT DO IT ..
Not a good idea. The compressor operates at different pressures, and would also need a different metering device (TXV or piston)
when you change the switch. Why don’t you put a red switch in
red cover plate is only needed on ......oil emergency switch ... this is gas and not needed
That's just Ruud steve
Where is Molly the guard dog? Perhaps to long a job to leave her in the truck.
Soft soder? HACK MOVE.
What's is better RUUD or TRAN ?.. plz honest opinion no politics shit talk. Trying to decide , thanks in advance.
I sell both. Ruud in my opinion is a better product. Trane a/c is quieter - but not by much. Trane furnaces are a hot mess to work on and get worked on more than trane would admit.
trane is over rated big time
Both are good machines. Just avoid Goodman.
@@stevenlavimoniere Lennox vs Carrier now!
Get some alley keys
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Merv 4 filta
Gig ac ♥👌🙌👍😎
That contactor had 3 poles on it making this a 3 phase system. When you have 3 phase commercial power, powering a 3 phase compressor, you don't need a capacitor for the compressor. This is why there was only a cap for the fan.
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Afternoon Steve and “Miss Molly”!
HELLO
🤔👍
Stay safe.
🍺🍺🥃🥃🍺🍇🏌
Retired(werk'n)keyboard super tech.
Wear your safety glasses.
Safety glasses suck!! 27 years in the busniess the only time I had an eye injury was when wearing safety glasses. Cheers from L.B.I.N.J.
@@potatolew4495 that's because you wore them around your neck!😂😂🤣
@@realestateservicessaleshea99 nope
no line flush and you never told the customer that 410a will be obsolete by the year 2023 what a scammer pretty shoty work on top of that.
You’ll probably have coil freeze up
NO I WILL NOT YOUR CLUELESS
@@stevenlavimoniere with all the professionals out there why are we older generation techs so freaking busy? Keep up the great work, love your channel, 27 years in the hvac world, cheers from L.B.I.N.J. HAPPY 4TH OF JULY STEVE!!!