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@@dratonbalat3423 but that air feels soooo good in the summer time! 😎🧡

I love mine going on 10 years now

@@davidh.8513 I appreciate you letting me know!

@@tekjunkie28 compressor was locked up and no hard start would get it going. Also someone put a Solid state soft start on which I haven’t spoken to Carrier but seems like that may be frowned upon communicating 2 stage system.

@@memoobaba sure thing? Is there a particular manufacturer or model?

@@memoobaba If this is not something urgent for you maybe this fall let’s plan on making the video at your home? If interested email me info@hvacdoubleagent.com

Thanks for sharing! 3M makes some great Filters, like 1900 Merv 13. BUT they also make some terrible ones. 3M has Merv 5 filters that are more restrictive than the Merv 13 you use 🤦‍♂️ thanks for comment 😎

@@hvac_double_agent Agreed, not all 3M filters are equal in quality or value.

ADI Duct calculator if you use flex duct!

Shut up

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Thank you! I was debating about even sharing this bc I agree 100% but I felt like I needed to get something out for my people! Running a business, posting on all platforms, and life get in the way sometimes! I’ll definitely do a long for video when my installers permanently fix the work.

I sincerely hate to see you go and not quite sure I understand?

I get irritated with clickbait also, but I have to agree with double_agent here, what are you talking about?

Suction pressure a wee bit high? “Gas and Go” 🤦🏻‍♂️

@@hvac_double_agent sensing bulb?

@@supremephxx6847 leaking returns

@@hvac_double_agentreally that's interesting how did you come to that conclusion . Nice diag

@@supremephxx6847 suction pressure was was high. Temp split was very low. And I found 2 return ducts not hooked up to anything

No gas furnace.. I think you’re headed the right direction though

😁 Yes, that is one way to look at it. The test isn’t easy. The guy won’t give up on trying to start his own AC company. That is inspiring to me. I appreciate the comment… not sure the other guy will. 😎🧡

@@hvac_double_agent opinions can differ, sure. And neither one of us knows enough about the details to make a judgment. But you didn't answer my question. With literally thousands to choose from, is that the one you want at your house or your parents'? (Whatever other attributes he may have, there's bound to be many others who have the same attributes AND could pass the test in 1 or 2 tries.)

@@realSamAndrew considering the exam is written by people with zero practical HVAC experience and I have know idea of this kids skillset. I’ll answer maybe, I have feeling he was an incredible installer and driven individual that has a difficult time taking timed test. I don’t think this test can be a fair barometer of an individual’s skill or mechanical aptitude. There is a lot of Law and code questions. The technical questions are from text books not the real HVAC world… so again if he’s a bad ass at what he does and failed this particular test 7xs Hell Yeah! Let him work for me or at my parents!

@@hvac_double_agent fair enough. Now let me ask a slightly different question. You have 10 contractors quoting you. All 10 were badass installers before starting the business. 9 of them passed the test in 3 tries or less. 1 passed on the 9th try. *Which one is more likely to use the wrong wire size or miss a payment on his liability insurance or forget to read the manual on a brand new system that has a fatal critical difference from previous models?*

@@realSamAndrew ok ok gosh you hate this guy don’t? Sure you win. I’ll take the other AC contractors.

Thank you for the comment and watching my videos! If you want to send me pictures or a short video of your particular situation I’d be honored to make a video explaining exactly how your particular Airhandler and drain situation should work. My email is info@hvacdoubleagent.com

I got a Nordic Pure test coming for you tomorrow! I appreciate the request 🧡 I’ll tag you.

Yes I agree. Well kinda agree. It could be a lot of different things. Actually suction line could still be sweating w/ a restriction and Subcooling and head pressure would be very high. I try to share what is most common for homeowners. Most HVAC Techs already know everything 😁😜I am more interested in helping homeowners. 🧡 Thanks for comment.

Are you using flex duct, metal pipe, or Duct board? I’d be happy to assist you. Send me an email to info@hvacdoubleagent.com telling me more about the equipment and materials being used.

@hvac_double_agent Yes, thank you, I really appreciate it! I'll send you pictures of the unit and all I already bought and the place where I want to install it!!

Bacharach H-10 PRO Universal Refrigerant Leak Detector, As long as you keep tips dry- never. That can be the difficult part though. 😎🧡

Atta Sam!

ever add refrigerant and the subcool wont move up but has a 15 degree superheat with a txv

@@corruptedbrain6 yes, it happened to me yesterday

@@realSamAndrew whats your take on that. kinda weird. i havent been able to figure that one out

You gotta leak🎉

Thanks for comment and mentioning Gallo Gun! I’ll add that to the next video I make about condensation lines! 🧡😎

Lol 😂 I looked over my description, my title, all the captions and finally see what you’re talking about! The damn light switch! Not my work. 😁 Appreciate the comment 🧡

That’s an accurate way to check 🧡Probably a bit too advanced for most homeowners. Are you a HVAC technician or do you have any previous electrical experience?

@@hvac_double_agent I'm an hvac technician

#11 filter drier #12 receiver #13 unloader #14 drive #15 2amp control fuse Dudes like this will get people killed lmao

@@markethvacrguy Most homeowners can't replace 11-13, and not many residential systems have VFDs The 2amp control fuse is a good one though =)

@@FloridaFrank2010 Receivers are only on commercial refrigeration units and unloaders can be on a residential system, but it'd have to be a mansion and even then they'd probably just have drives. My point is dude shouldn't be telling homeowners to change stuff on their own, they could get hurt or damage their system.

Since I am making a business out of helping homeowners with HVAC repairs, I have to have some threshold on what I will recommend for DIYers. Appreciate the comment 🧡

You're welcome 🧡

I’ll consider adding Thermostats but more than 3-4 or wires for something I feel like may intimidate more people from attempting. I would love to hear feedback on this in the comments… I am All 👂s

Not saying I have never cleaned a flame sensor, but it is so easy to replace them. Why not just change… especially if a tech has cleaned them with sandpaper ❌ appreciate you mentioning the steel wool!