5 TIPS for a Faster Refrigerant RECOVERY Process!

I Show the Hoses and Tools Used to Reduce the Time it takes to Perform a Recovery Procedure. I use Common Hoses but show how these Hoses differ from those used during Refrigerant Charging. Valve Core Removal Tools should always be used during the Refrigerant Recovery Process. Supervision is needed by a licensed HVACR Tech while doing this as Experience and Apprenticeship garners Wisdom and Safety.

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[kylewells]

I'm pretty sure that your videos are the most educational hvac videos on YouTube, I've learned alot from you. You teach efficiency, and up to date practices. Keep doing what your doing and thank you for the awesome content you provide. Your an asset to budding techs.

[turboflush]

Best explanation of tank weight calculation.
Thanks

[peterreed]

Concise and to the point. Not all over the map with pressured speech.

[YTsux-]

Great advice for turning the indoor fan on to speed the recovery process!

[DM-jflg]

Great tips. I will also wet rags and put them on the recovery tank to keep it cool. There is nothing worse than trying to recover refrigerant on a roof that is 140 degrees. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos they are great refreshers.

[Pretzel]

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[duramusmosley]

Great video as always, good sir. These videos are great for apprentices like myself who are still learning the tricks of the trade. Thanks for the time and effort you put in to share your knowledge.

[johnnyhvacr]

I love this channel as an apprentice I have learned tons of great valuable information from it 👍🏻 It inspired me to make my own YouTube channel maybe being able to help some people getting into the trade . Thanks AC Service Tech !

[bobbebacon]

Your truly are professional thank you for all your videos

[bauhnguefyische]

I had never heard of letting the forced air side run to help reclaim/recover. But it’s actually a great idea ! I have seen external coils in water used to help cool and condense refrigerants which can be really helpful in hot weather, but why not skip the addition hose in the first place.

[acrepairnearme]

Thank you for the tips. It's very helpful info before the summer. Great Expectation

[johnnycryo]

We Are NATE certified techs, we have different recovery practices but your method works fine...To much tools for a simple job 👨‍🏭

[heatncool]

So turning the thermostat on to fan during recovery helps the process. But that's only for a split heat pump, or do you do the same for package unit ?

[mariecurie]

My son put a screw through the wall and hit a refrigerant line of our mini split AC unit. All the freon leaked out. Provided we replace the lineset, what is the procedure of refilling the AC with R410A? Meaning, not adding refrigerant into the system that is clean and is still working, but for our case when the line was punctured and everything is filled with air?
Thank you!

[davidb]

Do you need to add the weight of a gauge on the tank? Of course, I guess this ensures that you were under the 80% of capacity

[matthewblackwood]

Lightning hit our home and now our blower motor will not come on. Everything else seems to work. The water heater (tank type) also stopped working and smells kinda burned. Where should I check first? You whats the most common thing to go in this situation?

[Froggability]

What you missed : aim a heat gun at the bottom of compressor /accumulater, cos the last 10% gas is trapped in now chilled oil and takes ages to come out. Heat it up it to hurry it along.!

[JDT]

Hey Craig, can you give a link to the brass connection for that low side gauge you have on the recovery tank?

[richardsegui]

Have you ever encountered an TXV installed upside down?