HURRY THE FREEZER IS TOO WARM

So it's hot out and we kinda gotta put the fires out and get them running and return later to finish up the call.

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00:00 SPONSOR CARD
00:06 VIDEO START
01:09 WTF MOMENT
02:43 PRESSURE CONTROL TEST
04:12 CLEANING TIME
07:11 TOLD YOU I'D WIN
08:43 I'M BACK
11:15 NOTHING WRONG WITH A SUCTION DRIER
14:29 CLOSING WORDS

[hrantshahinian]

I work in jewelry industry but i don't know why i enjoy watching your videos, now i know more about AC than my current job.

[deephorizon]

Thanks to you, through watching this channel for a very long time, I had the AC die on my car, and I was able to diagnose the problem, first I checked power, relays, compressor, used a good ol thermometer and only found a 5°C difference, obviously low on freon and I checked the condensor and lo and behold ⅓ of the fins are gone 😂😂

Thanks for teaching us, big picture diagnosis is always awesome and I use it probably every day.

[gkgunit]

Chris your a hell of a Tech. I have been in the field here in Massachusetts and learn little tricks from you all the time. Much appreciated taking the time to make these thorough videos.

[FireAlarmDoctorYT]

Another fine example of why preventative maintenance is so important. Definitely explains the tripped pressure switch and why nothing else but the pressure switch was causing issues.

[aLLLDaY]

6 years in hvac/r and still love watching your videos . I really think these videos made me the tech I am today . Your the man HVAC/r . I’m servicing the the San Fernando valley Greater La area 🤌🏽🤌🏽 so cal hvacing

[FerroequinologistofColorado]

I always enjoy your videos. Even though I don’t know anything about HVAC it’s always cool to see how it all works and all your diagnostic processes.

[MmmChipotle]

Lol "Hurry" cracks me up every time.

[kovalaholick]

I'm a chef and I know nothing about HVAC anything I try to fill my head with knowledge on everyday things like housework cars exc exc so I appreciate the explanation great videos!

[Theoldchum]

At that ambient, under rare circumstances, if there is a dust devil or gusts from a thunderstorm that cause air to enter the back of the condensing unit, the fans can't move air across the coil. I've seen mini splits throw a code and lock out especially when set perpendicular to prevailing winds.

[JRMY-Sigman]

Chris, your videos are awesome! Thank you for how diligent you are with explaining your processes!

[LittleLadyLidbetter]

I appreciate the way you take the time to explain your diagnosis process.

[JoeCdaYT]

I had a real head scratcher just yesterday. A make table that has a semi open top (randell) that the top was not pulling down to temp but the heat coming off of the condenser was high. I looked over the system and the only thing I could think of was that there was more heat getting into the suction through the cork tape that some previous company had put on the suction line leaving the pressure line exposed. Removed the cork tape, I agree with You on this that cork tape sucks to remove, and put both suction and pressure lines together inside some 1/2 inch thick insulation tube. Temps proceeded to drop down to a good point for product. Never thought about it that much but most randell make tables before R290 were setup that way with R404. Thanks for the videos

[Taylexwow]

We're gonna go ahead and clean the
Me knowing nothing about HVAC ..."Give me the dirty goodness thats why I'm here"

[gekkedirkie]

2:25 I like the little caps on the screws

[krucrush]

Hi Chris, enjoy your show. I am a DSM for a refrigeration manufacturer and find what you do extremely helpful. Nowadays, I usually get a few calls regarding this matter exactly. Most customer will switch to auto-reset or adjust to 425psi if possible. Question for you, what are you seeing and saying to your customers regarding the new CARB regulations and the new proposals from SNAP? When I talk with most techs and design engineers they don’t seem to know about the new regulations or when CARB comes into effect.

[Dillisive]

Love your channel!!! You show the good and bad and I admire that, . Keep it up

[Paul-IE-Repairs]

there is a label sticker in Fan#2 of the evaporator

[AllTheOne]

I’ve been watching your channel since 2018 on my tv then finally decided to get a pc.

[Paul-IE-Repairs]

those high pressure control switches are usually a 10-15PSI tolerance(2.5-3%)

[dumptrks]

Great video brother...enjoyed my lunch break with it.. 😂