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10-4 on the split rings

Its the Textbook tech school Houston Texas way

Very true

I like hot gas too. It works great when its implemented properly. But on these freezers is not done right and the gas goes cold in about 30 seconds so it cant defrost a froze up coil. If they had one more solenoid valve on the liquid line and a bit of cap tube after the hot gas valve it would be top notch.

Exactly. You understand.

<carl's voice> thank you

Good idea

Got me too lol

That's being nice

That's what's up bro

Some of them are only honorary Americans....after we looked up where the hell the Isle of Man was.... [Gives BigClive a sly look 😉]

@@TankR Yeah, it's a notorious off-shore tax evasion island. But sadly that's not why I'm here.

Sway sway

Not a clue mate

That's what the crow sound I'm talking about Y'all are awesome

Thats a totally legit reason

Gone learn today lol

That's what's up cuz

Dam you're right

Fuh rill yo

Thank you

Lol

They certainly do pull down fast. The entire system is so small theres no room for air

Glad it helped you

Excellent observation lol

It sucked HARD lol

Almost like planned obsolescence

Always

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Do you actually see that often?

@@satanicinduction On your Question i tried to remember a bit more. While it is true that I i did all of the above to get my 60Year old Oven to work again, i also moved the Thermocouple a bit nearer to the Flame in the oven. Which i do not really remember in what order. So when it is easy to get to the connector at the solenoid i recommend the Cleaning first. Otherwise order the replacement first before you go to the connector and also do the cleaning first. So you will already a spare when it works. Remember because the repair crowd value their time so much they will all-ways do what is in 99% of the vids. And maybe, by handling the connector they will actually clean the contacts by accident. In the search for my model of thermoelement sealing to my cooking field, which i didnt found, i have seen a video at the very end of my search, where one guy needed half a dozen cleaning tries to get his running. But he had a different, more vulnerable connector. By the way, my(60 year old) connector looks the same as yours.

@RogerSmith-h3i i think thermocouple connectors have stayed the same for like 100 years. i use a thermocouple substitution device (AAA battery hooked to a connector) to verify the valve works, and a multimeter to actually test the thermocouole before replacing it. A good thermocouple will make around 100mv unloaded and a good thermopile will make over 500mv unloaded and 100mv loaded. That takes the guess work out of it. So far i have never found a coroded contact at all, let alone one perventing a good thermocouple from working. Not to say it wouldnt happen on really old stuff, but the stuff i worked on was usually newer chinese garbage. Atosa/PCG thermocouples are shit and just dont last very long. Since they all use the same connector, a 72" one off amazon is gonna fit 99% of whats out there and be at least as reliable. This video is about the price of labor being unfair, not the job being complicated. It comes in handy to know how to change it if youre gonna need one every few years.

Sounds about right

We had to half put them together anyway

Sounds like low water flow from a clogged pump inlet or distributor and it needs cleaning. Could also be the problem this one had with a slow water fill.

@@satanicinduction I checked the pump no build up or anything to restrict the water flow. Came in this morning massive sheet of ice on grid and probe had to take my heat gun to melt it.

Multiple problems? It seems like it cant harvest properly which isnt necessarily related to the uneven water distribution. Have you removed the water distributor and seen that its clear? No bent pieces in the grid? What about calcium build up making the ice stick?

You like working on theese?

I do actually. I have been certified in daikin and Mitsubishi. The good news is, you got it started, normally the power board breaks in transit. So most problems don't manifest until they are about 16 mo the old

This unit did start up without issue, but it was number two. Number one arrived crushed. It works great for now but i really dont like how many points of failure there are.

Well, you did jump the fans first and they didn't run. Petty good chance they're bad. And if they're not you get one chance to figure out the real problem right after you change them and nobody will ever know but you.

Fuckin clasic Thanks for reminding me of that lol

@satanicinduction that video and the snicker man txv are probably my two favorites.

I had not heard of tin plated copper in cloth wire. I dont think thats what this was tho cuz the cross section is all silver but maybe. It cant be too aweful since its still in use and the place is still standing

Come to think of it, i ran into some of that in an old shoe factory and just brushed it off. I quess it wasnt a one off after all

Someone knows their stuff

Pretty chill spot

I mean they give you a shit stick with the fryer so the average low wage worker can unclog the undersized drain line.

They don't give you a plunger when you buy a new toilet

While most fryers are as primitive as the ones you refer to, some are full of the kind of improvements you mention deleting maintenance jobs and i have seen the results first hand. Take a frymaster 4 vat filter quick as an example. There are 27 individual circuit boards on two seperate can-bus networks in that fryer as well as two pumps, 8 servo-operated ball valves, 12 solid state relays, and pilot assemblies and burner relays that are designed to be replaced yearly as part of a pm schedule that nobody ever does. That does the exact opposite of taking my job away and giving it to a highschool kid. It makes the thing nearly impossible for even a technician to work on without frymaster specific training. Ive been to the training and it really is that important. If a part time minimum wage paid dude is workimg on that machine there are only two possibilities. 1 he's finna mess it up worse in a hurry or 2 he deserves a raise of about 300%

In my case what it actually did was drive me to quit and go do hvac instead. Thats what this video is about. It doesnt matter how good the money is. Working on equipment that complex in conditions that shitty is not worth it. I would rather make a little less money and do a much more pleasant job for it. I will never go back to work at the original parts cannon

Square D was much cooler

Brooooo

Still in service is what it is

Lol goals

I know what machines you're talking about. They're making 7ft tall monsters and installing them in the world's most unhappy fast food restaurant. They're ridiculous. Most over engineered Tetris machine on the planet

That toilet symbolizes a lot

Its mostly hvac now, resi and light commercial with a little bit of refrigeration but no hot side.