How to Recover Refrigerant Properly HVAC.

Yes the dreaded recovery machine. It looks complicated but once you know which hose connects where it's a pretty basic and simple process. Click now to watch how!

[luisromero]

I'm a Hvac student and your videos help me a lot. Thanks!!!

[luisgastonconyedo]

The only thing that i would like to remark is that is important to always purge the hoses before let refrigerant enter into the tank. If we don't do that there is a chance to allow air (with moisture of curse) and contaminants get inside the tank. So basically we're making useless that filter-dryer

[Froggability]

Few thoughts here
1/ use a schrader replacement tool,
2/ a brand new tank? always vacuum it first to remove the nitrogen
3/ mark not just R22 but clean / or Dirty
4/ didn't purge hoses or the recovery machine
5/ best stop the recovery above zero, then replace the schrader without sucking air in.
6/ Why the switch from liquid to vapor toward the end? When you were below zero anyway? Stick to liquid the whole time can't go wrong. No need to switch on the tank it doesn't matter.
7/ at 5:44 operated dials in the wrong order, didn't purge the pump. Next time it's used it's bursting with R22.
8/ is that a linked suction line at 2:44?
9/ good practice to weigh the gas regardless, pencil the weight on the tank

[arron]

1. Purge line before recovery.
2. Since it is a leaking system, I wouldn’t let it go below 0 since you may suck air in.
3. Weight Tank first making sure not exceeding the 80% limit.

[pelmqku]

I am Korean and your lectures are better than any other lectures.

[scottcarroll]

Dude! Your videos are mint!! You explain everything without over complicating it and its easy to follow. Keep it up buddy

[steven-sljv]

This is where I need more practice also need it in doing a vacuum.
Your videos are awesome. Than you

[jaimegonzalez]

You a explained the process so very well you can actually be a school instructor if you wanted so very well done I'm new in the trade an I have been learning a lot from your videos... Thank you very much an keep them videos coming ..God bless you and your family.

[_LiveHouse]

fast n simple. how i needed it before my boss came back! thank you

[josecortez]

Thanks for the video. It’s been a while since I’ve used a recovery machine. Good refresher.

[grandd]

First time recovering R-22. This is the best video I’ve seen.

[scottytomcat]

Absolutely was a great help Been a long time since I had to recover I'm glad you had this video out there thank you

[ramirezsneeky]

Great help!! Haven't had to recover in 2 years. Great refresher! Thank you

[stevenserpa]

Thank you for this great video. Currently learning about recovery and this was very helpful. Keep them videos coming

[stanwei]

Good practice is to commission the recovery tank and blend the hose before you open the tank valve.

[tommiebright]

This guy's videos are some of the best on YouTube. Keep up the good work and this service you are sharing with the world!

[alakinggg]

Crazy how you learn more on YouTube then in school just subscribed

[andrewewers]

Did I miss the part where he purged/bled the lines of air? Or did he just not worry about it?

[archiepalabrica]

Hi Mr SAM thank you very much for your video. I learn a lot.

[thesoccerplayer]

Very well explained thank you now all i need to do is watch a couple more times gracias