How It's Actually Made - Air Conditioners

Air conditioners could be considered the height of modern luxury. Although they're a complex machine, they're found in nearly every home and business. Here's how they're made.

[pizzazz_music]

His April fool's video should be a video played in reverse while he desperately tries to explain what's going on in one take.

[nathandkreosote]

Air conditioner, the step after Air shampoo.

[jackdepalma]

My favorite thing about these videos is that you can’t tell it’s satire until you’ve watched for at least a minute

[drewsimon]

“However the rail gun dosent need to be fired yet since America’s enemies know their place” lol

[kyuiki]

"fluid that 90% water and 10% water"
Ah yes. water

[BusterBuizel]

Good God I'm an AC tech and this fucking video made me cry tears of joy at how accurate this is.

[bcbloxxer]

Washing Machine: The greatest president I've ever known

[javindo]

"The air for the air conditioner naturally seeps into the machinery"

I thought some things were supposed to remain trade secrets

[djtoxicdhg]

I love how all these videos start of fairly normal then just go to what the fuck am I watching every single time.

[bobcatracer]

I've got a friend who actually works for Trane. He had to go on a business trip to another facility because out of 100 random units, they all failed inspection. They sent people over just to tell them how to actually make them.

So it's possible they were shown this video.

[brianhawkins]

"Workers have made whatever the hell this thing is." LOL

[JacobieYaBoy]

"A worker cuts out any parts of the coil that unironically like acapella music. This is good for the coil community." This is also good for the non-coil community.

[Grove]

A integrated circuitboards video would be nice. I still have not figured out how we shocked a rock hard enough it started to think

[emperorofmankind]

Climatus Controlus, a mechanicus forge world focused entirely on producing AC units.

Praise the Omnissiah

[halg]

I'm a type 2 HVAC technician and I've been waiting for something like this. Thank you. You made my day. My ac just went out, it's southeast, sweaty-ass, swampy-ass, Texas. It's currently 109°F inside my house, and I'm mad as hell. Just spent over $300 for R410a, and my damn gages broke. My Papa is 80 years old, and he's sweatier than he's ever been. If I had balls, they would've evaporated by this point. You lifted my spirits. Thanks again. ❤

[acrispywaffleiron]

I am ashamed to not yet be one with the hivemind of Huggbees

[triggerhurt]

what's comical is that i happen to work as an hvac service tech and the number of times i've had to disassemble one of these exact air conditioners (and/or heat pumps) has given me the ability to know explicitly what each step was going to be before it was actually performed, which was the highlight of my day, also can confirm that pudding is the only other acceptable substance allowed inside of an air conditioner, you would not believe how much pudding is added every time one of these gets installed.

[iamdb]

"90% water, and 10% water"

I took longer than I'd like to admit to work that out lol

[The-Lobotomite]

"I'm not saying they've ever found pudding in these pipes" Fine, I'll do it myself

[pepealasquid]

Thank you for conditioning my Air sir.