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What if those burrs dropped inside? Stupid

why do you like to do it on temperature ?

Carriers quality has gone down hill terribly in the last 5 years . Bought a new unit 2-1/2 years ago. Loud bang at start up Compressor valves banging at shutdown. I think these units were built during covid and no one had their fucking head in the game, but they put the units on the street anyway. Will never buy Carrier again.

This is what I call a Cousin Ricky install.

I replaced the fan blade but now the unit won’t start.

What camera setup do you use to film? I’m assuming a GoPro but curious to see!

what in the!?!?!? 🤯 now I have seen it all.

at 5'11" (minus shoes), I smack my head on most every van top or opening. just the wrong height for everything! box/straight trucks are great to work out of, until you have to put fuel in them 🤡

Hello there, I have severe fluctuation issues at peak times here in South Miami. My 4T Trane compressor draws 45Amps. I have an ICM 102 Delay on Make Timer installed which does not trigger unless the power goes off completely - which Protector should I get ? Thank you so much !

1:45 popping noise, non-bleed txv chattering with pressure/temperature rise or bleeding/leaking reversing valve(if heat-pump)? hopefully!

who built the custom plywood shelves for the packout boxes? good idea and cheaper than buying pre-made shelving. only thing I'd add is a short rail across the whole front or short angle iron to keep the boxes from sliding out if you decide to be "speed racer" driving. yeah I'd have it all out on the floor, two wheeling around curves and highway ramps 🤣 guess you could also do single vertical straps or bars in front of each. my first week as an electrician(long-long ago), was installing crude multi-fit shelving and divider separators into bare cargo vans, then I was tasked with wiring and hanging lighting in the materials barn. dang you old boss from long ago(shaking fists at). my friend that worked there, career center teacher and references must have talked about my skills, because I always got shoved onto all sorts of tasks, which had nothing to do with electrical, then also shoved at splicing out all the boxes of multiple circuits, banks of switches and more, I guess because mine always worked right afterwards. 🤓

Can I go work with you every Sunday I want learning the hvac skills please massage me please

We got that same furnace at our house

Nothing a little FlexTape can’t fix Joe. 😂

This is super common in my area, only on Heritage buildings. They dont want unsightly condensors on the ground near the building, so theyre either in the attic, or the basement. Seen both. 😆

4 tonne machine in a 3 tonne house?

On Mini splits, Try to wait at least 5-10 mins before touching anything electrical. The capacitors can hold high voltage

That old capacitor would have lasted longer than the new one 😂😂

Needs some juice@@@

"I see what the problem is" "you're fucked"

Cased coil up in the ceiling of a 100 year old space. Wow, have fun.

Alot of times this is cause by dirty coils and or a clogged condensate line water build up keeps cooling and once it freezes it grows into a iceberg it can destroy a until if not caught in time

Do you grow a scraggly beard to make up for being bald? Just curious.

Man this video could have been 1 minute long why drag it out so much?

It ain't cooling, so I'll just keep it running. Should help.

Time to break out the flamethrower..

I'm gonna guess this was in concrete? I'm sure you know what the lime in concrete does to copper. I'm sure that if it's been there long enough, the lime will eat that, too. Glad my gas shit was replaced recently

I hate those heavy furnaces!!! Not only are they junk they almost kill you to drag them out of basements.

"I see what the problem is. Ain't got no gas in it"