THE KITCHEN AC WON'T KEEP UP

They said the kitchen ac would not keep up during the heat of the day

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[aphid]

Let me tell you. Watching your videos is so awesome. Seeing how you analyze things while keeping the big picture in mind is exactly what anyone and everyone can learn from you no matter what the industry or profession. I am a Computer Science major and learned a heck of a lot watching your videos.

[CarlGolden]

Hey man I want to thank you. By watching your videos I saved on having to call an ac repair tech and fixed it myself replacing the run capacitor.

[brandon.m]

those are some of the greatest words i’ve heard from a company owner, you genuinely care about benefiting all parties

[rickC-rd]

Just a suggestion. Get you a lobsterclaw split tip for your torch. Makes heating faster and more even for your braizes. Time is money!

[akletke]

I’m not in the HVAC field but all I gotta say is that your videos are amazing. I’m in the IT / Low Voltage space. A lot of your troubleshooting techniques can be applied to any trade. I love watching someone that deeply understands their trade and does the right thing for the customer. Thanks and keep them coming!

[victoruribe]

“I can pee harder than that” haha. Funny joke! HVACR moment of the week. Success!

[FrNMGuy]

Still trying to train my assistant to look and ask the all important question of WHY.

[JDT]

Nice tip on the drier especially for a worn compressor!

[Markmith]

I've watched you a few times and I can see you clearly know your shit and care about it, love the use of modern diagnostics and being a good engineer, Greetings from Scotland.

[lerkzor]

Wish I had a boss like you, I like your philosophy.

[Care_again_organic]

Great video as always brother! I got a new hat last week and I love seeing people recognizing your channel out in the field and at supply houses! Take care everyone!

[dashcamandy]

0:58 - If I could get that much water pressure/flow from the hot water tap at work, and _actually_ have hot water, I'd consider myself blessed. Takes me three hours to fill the wash and sanitize sinks - once I get the water heater working, and then I have to hope that, while the trickle comes out, the Navien doesn't decide to shut down and give me 46.6°F water when I'm off doing other things for those hours.
9:17 - Apparently, my store's Maintenance Guy did some work in California, too!

[alext]

Looking at the big picture when diagnosing a problem is the only way to do it in my opinion. I’ll be doing things the same way that you do when I’m a technician Chris. Thank you for the awesome video! 👍🏻

[arthurhartwick]

Be careful. Viper had a bad batch of wet rag with a caustic pH get out. I can tell you from personal experience that it will eat through tubing. Now I use actual wet rags and the cool gel spray.

[ThePowerofElectricity]

I'll never get tired of the sound of these big Lennox units staging up

[andrewgilbreath]

Hey man little tip for brazing when you have pieces that won't stay still and keep trying to twist pinch the fitting with the copper in it already and just oval it a little with your channel locks, keeps things exactly where you want them.

[matthewhoffman]

7:30, the digital equivalent of the needle fell of the gauge😆

[terrygrant]

Your insight is such a treasure in todays reality of our job market....thank you for your advice!

[Rankine_Cycle]

I always find the coil cleaning satisfying, especially on the super dirty ones.

[caffeinatedinsanity]

I have worked on service calls involving units having dirty condenser coils. Sometimes the units are just undersized. I can't tell from distance over the internet when connected to a customer's BMS.