UMM OUR BEER WALK IN IS WARM

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This started during the last heatwave of the year.

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That is one hiss a supermarket tech hates to hear. Might take 200, maybe 250lbs of refrigerant lol.

jin
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Your videos are helpful in making commercial seem not to intimidating, I’m a 1 man show of my electrical business in Washington state and I have recently taken on hvac as I was working on taking over a friend’s hvac business (he was training me) when he decided to self delete a year ago, now I’m trying to figure it out on my own with not much help from anyone else sadly.

evana
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Before becoming a tech advisor for Hoshizaki in 2012 I worked in the field for close to 15 years mainly on restaurant cooling and cooking equipment. Watch these videos kind of makes me since retiring 3 years ago.

nyernga
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Another coil that with some preventative maintenance could've prevented an overtime service call. Glad they decided to replace it instead of repair though. Fun fact I started watching this video at 5:44 am uk time amd the first clip was recorded @ 5:44pm

philmerrifield
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Your last video you said to you it seems like the same old thing. Another walk in cooler, another abused piece of equipment. I can tell you each video is never the same. Dont think your just recycling content, each call is a new adventure. I do residential appliance and still enjoy your content. Keep it up.

SoullessProductions
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@17:20 when the guy was trying to put the two gang blank on 😂😂😂😂😂 alignment on them are the worst if you haven’t put hundreds of them on.

THEBRAINANAYTOR
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I listened to this one, I have a condenser that I thought was suspecting a valve issue, and the sound at the start of the video was what another one that I was troubleshooting.

All big picture 😁.

raymiller
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Man just applied to a commercial refrigeration company because of your vids and also with 13 years in the field....hope to get the call....thanks to your vids it's made me get to know equipment that I may see!!

noeljunco
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Yeah once those evap coils get leaking in multiple spots, it’s definitely better to replace, good call. Making that call to replace definitely takes experience! I’ve brazed over multiple leaks on a evap just to get called back out later for other ones I didn’t find on the same coil. Nice work.

flyinghigh
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Man just goes to show how even small leaks can mess with equipment, death of a thousand cuts

jeffchandler
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Every time Chris barks "SOLID column of LIQUID, " drink a real beer.

analogmoz
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I trick i learned is that as long as you can pump out down at the king valve and the head pressure doesn't go up then you're good. Don't rely on the solenoid because the liquid line will hold extra refrigerant

shanebehm
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This is good stuff as a young tech i appreciate guys like this man 👍🏽👍🏽 been watching you every since i got in hvac/r 🙌🏽

jhill.
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That heat wave was absolutely brutal; Sept 6th, I remember that Friday. I was doing a maintenance on a single level office building in Colton, my temp probe read 122° in the shade at 4pm. Meanwhile there was that giant apocalyptic smoke plume to the northeast from one of those forest fires that were raging in the mountains. I was at the same location the day before but at a different building doing a maintenance, it was “only” 118° but the heat damn near almost took me out; I thought I was gonna have to go home sick. The following Monday we got multiple service calls for units with blown disconnect fuses, and who’s condenser coils were plugged up with ash from the fires. I’m amazed that none of the compressor terminals (at least the ones I went to) blew out from those conditions.

gregmercil
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I do the same. Weigh the cylinder before. Then with weigh after use each time, use sharpie write down new weight

Hopefullymarried
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Buenos dias mi estimado Chris, un excelente trabajo el que realizaron aquí. Y como siempre tus grandes consejos para uno son excepcionales, gracias por enseñarme a trabajar correctamente. Tienes muchísimo potencial y es admirable.
Saludos desde Coacalco Edo de México.

carloshilarionvazquezaranda
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Swayze: Nobody puts Tech in the corner
Chris: Hold my piss beer

MatthewTurner-kc
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Nice lead in from the show on Monday to the video.

willspeed
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Awesome video with great advice, as always. Thanks again Chris! 👍🏻

alext
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Hi Chris

Good stuff
Take many years of experience
To take willd guess t like that

Thank you for the great video as always 👌

pedrojardim