THE WALK IN FREEZER WON'T TURN ON

That heatwave was intense, we were literally putting out fires and cleaning condensers everywhere.

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[cayden]

Hey Chris, for school I have to write a paper about someone who exhibits Hard work, honesty, and integrity and I'm writing it about you.

[tstartrekdude]

"just putting out fires"

**proceeds to clean up system and make everything nice and then check the rest of the equipment on the roof**

Fantastic work as always!

[mattwoodbridge]

I love your videos, I'm a commercial hvac tech, but when I moved to orange county, the hvac techs were also refrigeration techs. I stumbled on you, Nor Cal, and a few others to help me.

[gregmercil]

That heat wave was absolutely brutal. I survived 3 months of the miserably hot summer here in the high desert, until this heat wave came and ruined me. Saturday Sept 3rd (the day before you made this video) I got sick with heat exhaustion. I was in a 130 degree attic for almost 2 hours trying to diagnose a zoning system problem. Finally got outta there, and figured well at least I’m not in an attic anymore. My next call was a residential PM for an RTU, it was 110, humid, and no breeze. That’s when I started to feel sick. My next call was another PM. I was up at the top of my 8 ft ladder checking return air temp, felt woozy and dizzy and almost lost my balance. Could’ve been worse. This heat wave was no joke.

[jslyto]

Yeah working with them for 10 years shows their confidence in your abilities to see problems in the future and fix them before they become big problems in the middle of the night

[watsonm]

Chris, I just wanna say thank you so much for posting these videos. I’ve been doing this for 27 years for a large Ac company down in Orlando Florida and I’m learning a lot from watching your videos. Im picking up so many little tips and tricks here and there from you and I appreciate you taking the time to share your experiences with us.

[BackPainGarage]

I came to watch some HVACR work, stayed for Luke. That's one adorable little fella. I've got a soft spot for hound dogs with big puppy eyes and floppy ears.

[scott]

Chris, I hadn’t watched any of your videos in quite some time, since I’ve been stuck in the steam plant at the prison, but now that I’m moving back out onto a yard, a yard with almost 20 walkins, half of them freezers, I started watching your videos again. It’s noticeable how you have slow down and take more time explaining things, I think that’s a bright move, a move in the right direction.

[andydepiazza]

Great vid man! As a new tech I really appreciate your vids, especially your trouble shooting, process and anything with electrical! lol keep up the good work man!

[JMF_Productions]

Newer sub, here. Commercial tech, 13yrs in. This is my new favorite channel. Love the content + format..! - Informative, practical, and straight forward. The closing words at the end of each video are a cool touch. It's like a mini podcast/moment of reflection. You're very good at this. Keep it up!!

[hgbugalou]

Man yall's voltage sags are crazy in California. The TVA here where am rarely has the power more than 3 volts over/under even in the depths of summer.

[mynamesdan]

Very helpful and informational as always and much appreciated brotha!

[falloutguy]

Chris watching you clean the coil is so satisfying watching all the dirt and dust just wash away it's so ASMR? Hope your weather calms down soon it's freezing here in the UK keep safe Mr Chris dude

[iqjwhol]

I like the simple refrigeration systems you have at USA. Here in Europe they are getting more and more complex due to all electronic systems that are getting to our lives. keep the good work Chris, greetings from Greece!

[merlinbrother]

That should be on your merch. 1 2 3 please don't blow up

[carloshilarionvazquezaranda]

Eres un gran hombre Chris, pues tienes un buen corazón ya que nos enseñas todas las cosas buenas que se tienen que hacer en la refrigeración. Muchas gracias. Saludos desde Coacalco Edo de México.

[johnwalker]

Good job Chris, I like those ladder diagrams, shows you the electrical system how it really works.

[pedrojardim]

Thanks for video Chris
Very interesting one
I like the way ur fine the problem
For is a learning experience

[vincentramirez]

This was a excellent video today..thanks as always..

[pcntbald]

Definitely love watching your vids! My only minor complaint is that it would be better to disconnect power prior to spinning the condenser fans. Keep up the great troubleshooting skills! I love how you teach people to proceed in a logical manner. Some people just like to jump to conclusions.