THE BEER WALK IN IS AT 50 DEGREES

When they sell watery beer they need it as cold as possible so it tastes better...

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[Bogartttttt]

you ever consider vlogging an entire service day and making that into a video? I'd love to see it! Another great video Chris

[georgewatkins]

Told the manager to get that fixed…. Good luck lol

[Carstuff]

You folks that work your butts off to repair HVAC and refrigeration equipment in the insane heat truly are awesome. I have also learned a lot from this channel to help keep my home AC clean and working well. Especially with our system being new.

[andrewedis]

Reminds me of a particularly long hot busy summer and it was the same year my beard hair turned grey. Fun stuff

[Mike_Erp]

Your knowledge is extensive. Its amazing to watch you work

[Slugbunny]

Heat shock is a real thing. Even when get through the day, the body remembers! Takes me a few days to level out, too, assuming a cool home and good sleep.

[carloshilarionvazquezaranda]

Que tal Chris buenas noches, caray trabajar con ese calor sobre tus hombros y cabeza es de valientes pero los clientes son los que mandan y son los que pagan, pues quedan muy satisfechos y contentos por tus buenas respuestas y grandiosos trabajos que haces. Mis respetos y admiración para ustedes. Saludos desde Coacalco Edo de México.

[korgtasos]

Drink quick … the beer is gonna get hot !😂😂😂

[EdwardOrozco]

Great work. I like that your not in n out like most techs. The thorough work is awesome.

[jasonjohnsonHVAC]

The joys of summer in the calls just flood in like a tsunami. Its been fairly mild here. We have not had a ton of 100° days, mostly mid to upper TX....thats not too bad. I've even got off early a few times this summer. Another great video Chris...thanks for sharing

[freezerguy]

The design temp may be an issue as well. Most are sized to between 95-100 degrees. Being that hot can also explain the elevated head pressure.

[novelcrownzero]

Keep up the good work man thanks for teaching us folks who wanna learn

[markseneca]

Was sitting in a cool house watching your hard work.always like, to see your tricks of the trade..iam mostly in the kitchens working...alot of small refrigeration work.

[jcola]

Awesome video! May I make a suggestion, I looked on your website at the merch. I would be interested in buying something but maybe add a shirt with like a cartoon like package unit with a quote saying "This is just a dumpster fire". Maybe a shirt with "1, 2, 3 please don't blow up!". Just making a suggestion is all, keep up the great videos!

[ni_wink]

Poor man’s glycol system 😂😂😂 that’s great!

[rdrgz]

You can use a 90° drill attachment on an extension to get to those bottom cfm bolts. Saves some time.

[melvinlazear]

good job as always chris and at least you did not have major electrical issues like you did in the last video retired hvac tech in southeast missouri

[DeclanBirmingham]

Thanks for another video. I am always looking forward to them.

[stephenmcconnell]

I do a lot of home warranty calls especially after hours I will say residential calls can be easier or more efficient time wise

[divodude]

90 degree dewalt drill attachment works to remove those fans on the condensing unit