THE FAMILY DINNER HAD TO WAIT

The family dinner had to wait... Sometimes when I'm on call my plans get canceled and I gotta fix stuff...

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[Zack-cutn]

I love that you switched back to the old intro

[jackmen]

My old install lead used to tell me

“ I don’t want to ever see you going down or going up the stairs with an empty hands”

And that stuck with me from then on.

It’s It’s important to be efficient with your time.

[demonknight]

I saw how funky n old looking that time clock was and said "yup he's replacing the clock.

[typical]

About to hit my one year as an HVAC tech mainly doing commercial install. Your videos have helped me on the service side immensely and made me more valuable. I’m finally starting to do more service now and am finding a passion for the trade. Thank you Chris

[tekjunkie]

One thing I will point out is that defrost clock is coated in dust. Electronics will act weird and die from dust because it is electricallly conductive. It maybe a little risky brushing or blowing off the clocks with a lot of force but try to keep them clean. Great videos!

[SmallKittyPaw]

11:20 The bang in background was so well timed

[halverde]

Tip a nitrogen tank can replace blowing a condenser out with air.
Just be careful or you'll lay fins over worse than a pressure sprayer!

[alext]

Awesome video Chris! I’m learning more and more from you with each new video I watch. I start trade school for HVACR on Aug. 29th, so every new video you post helps me build on my knowledge. Thanks again Chris! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[jfrancis]

I love hearing how these videos are helping the new techs to the industry!!
You’re always a good example of how we should be as techs. Thanks Chris!

[FrNMGuy]

Even after the brightener, that condenser still had a hard time letting water

[halverde]

Service tip*
An air compressor just with air to blow condenser out should be first choice.
Then air with stoddard solvent pickup tube, then water then chemicals when grease is involved.
Triage.

[battletank_]

Greetings from southern Germany, I’ve started my apprenticeship in the HVACR field last September, Voit Videos are helping me to better understand it and just seeing a „field expert“ working is helping me out as well (sorry if my English might not be the best😅😅)

[kens.]

Your Knowledge is Priceless to your Customers and your Viewers. 👍🙏

[swampasssapper]

Can you plug the holes next to that time clock? Seems like a bunch of airflow going through them with dust bunny muck junk building up on the components there.

[Craigcul]

Another great video yes the sacrifices that you make when you run you own company. Those time clocks always look funny to me the way they mount everything on an open PWB I would have thought that they would put them in a case to stop dust getting into them.

[volactic]

11:25 It's always funny when you turn something on and you hear a lound clang somewhere.

[IcebergZim]

I always admire your expertise and professionalism in troubleshooting. Keep up the good work Chris.

[dbell]

Your in my old stomping grounds but extended down to the boarder incl San Diego.

[hjlelow]

Your mantra of looking at the big picture proved to be key in handling the situation once again. I share it with the guys I work with and tell them to watch your videos. Keep them coming! 👍🏼

[nkystevep]

I am not in this trade but I love watching the videos because of your work ethic and the way you diagnose problems which could be translated to other types of jobs