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How much timing are you running at 12psi on the video?

Aerator.

I cant find my drain pipe outside the house, I see that it goes down in the middle of the house maybe into the crawl space

Thank you!

This popped up in my feed. Nice build I’m planning on boosting my s2000 also. 👍👍

So the switch will automatically reset the thermostat when it lowers again?

Thank you for this video. This is exactly what I was experiencing when my air conditioning just shut down. I followed your steps, and I fixed it. Thanks man!

Thanks Friend, This saved me from replacing the facet to learning a new and simple home maintenance tip. Wonderful video 😀

my man absolutely saved me. It is HOT HOT here in Florida it was 109 this afternoon and my AC went out. I couldnt get maintence over to my unit till tomorrow and I lifted my cap and sure enough it was full of water.... I dont have a wet vac so I syphoned all the water out and sure enough with in 30 minutes blowing cool water. I feel like a million bucks and I get to look like a big man and fix it and now instead of waiting for maitence, my girl was happy.

Do you do remote tuning ?

Excellent video without all the time-wasting fluff that's in some videos. That is something I really appreciate! Explanations on everything were very clear also.

Heres a question, on my handler I have two sep pipes coming out the bottom, one that leads outside the other leads to ....what I guess would be a drip line, however the one going outside is not clogged and yet I have water dripping from that part with the wire coming out. What would I do at that point?

Thank you! It worked for me

Thank you! Super helpful. I'd like to know if there are any other recommended ways to get the aerator off if you don't have the key. I've seen two screwdrivers but that's a little tricky.

Perfect. Thank you.

Great educational video. Thanks!

There’s a filter in the hvac system? I thought it was only the vents. 🤦🏾‍♀️

Do these keys work on any faucet

My pipe coming out of the house Is shaped like a " U " with the open side of the hole facing up. The AC guy said it should face up for air flow. I thought that was strange and thought the hole should face down to drain to the ground. Yours is down. What is correct?

Thank you, thank you, thank you! This is exactly what I needed to do. Changed the aerator in 4 faucets today in less than 1/2 an hour. The total cost was less than $30! I Purchased the parts at Lowes and your Video saved me from hiring a plumber, replacing faucets or looking to see if my whole house's water pressure was set correctly! Again, thank you and bless you for sharing.

“What the fuck is this!?”

Life saver! Thank you.

My float switch is so tight, like stuck there, the other day I try to pull out to pour some bleach inside to clean but unfortunately can’t pull out😢

my coils have some black on it, not frost, do you what that can be?

I THINK THE COIL INSPECTION IS DONE ON THE SIDE OF THE COILS WHICH THE FILTER PROTECTS , WHERE AIR FLOW ENTERS THE COILS, THAT WOULD BE THE OPPOSITE SIDE ( UNDERNEATH). THANKS FOR THE SUGGESTION OF ANGLING THE OVERFLOW PIPE!!!

What if the shopvac isn’t breaking up the clog? I

Thank you man🔥🔥

Thanks for the video. Worked for me.

What GPM was that? And what GPM would you recommend?

Great video! Thank you. I just had an issue with my filter so I changed it out and used the dry vac to clean the drain pipe. All better now !

I love you!!!!!!! I just did this and it works so well!!!!

my air handler is in the attic of a small 1 story house. suspended with straps. the setup has no float switch, when the main line gets clogged, the overflow runs to a big drain pain under the handler, which has a secondary drain line that runs out to the eaves. it's supposed to have a hole cut in the eaves where the pipe comes out, but my homebuilders were lazy i guess so it doesnt even have that. but, if i notice water dripping from my eaves in that spot, i know my main line is clogged. but there is no float switch anywhere in the setup. i'm thinking of trying to set a float switch up in the pan as a third line of defense, but not sure if i'm capable. i had a galvanized drain pan that was quite large (about 30"X55") and it finally rusted and started leaking (just a few drops, thankfully no drywall damage) at my last clog event. It was really hard to find another pan that size, and the only one I could find was a thin plastic, with a lip around the edge. So things like float switches are going to be tough to attach, I'll have to see if I can figure anything out or rig something up. anyways with this setup in the video though, i would be afraid of just relying on that 20 dollar float switch in the event of a clog. if that switch is bad, in my setup it's probably gonna ruin a lot of ceiling drywall if the main line gets clogged. yes i suppose you could test the switch regularly etc, but i'd still be nervous. now in a garage setup like this, it would be no big deal. because if you have a little flooding in the garage it's not a huge problem, and plus you are likely to see it much faster since you are probably in the garage often.

I just fix my bathroom sink, by replacing faucet aerator. Wow, was going to call a plumber . Thank you for info.

My thermostat went blank. Glad I checked this video out before calling someone. Turns out it was the overflow switch. Very easy fix and saved me 100 bucks. Thanks mate!

thank you soooo much

Can you tell me which drain pipe goes to the outside? Would it be going into a silver foil wall then to the outside? Thank you! ❤️

This design is the worst EVER. The engineer needs FIRED and nerve heard from again. Try to use that key on a moen hot tub faucet. IMPOSSIBLE!

Btw, I was able to fix the flow restricter in my new Kohler bathroom sink faucet. I just installed it a couple weeks ago and noticed the low flow (1.2 gpm), I'm in Kommifornia and they like to restrict a lot. I've been searching to buy a replacement, but can't find one. Anyways, thanks to you my flow is high.

How's your flow? It's linoleum.

Thank you!!!!

Excellent video. Thank you. Regular maintenance like this not only saves us money, but also tech’s time, which allows for people with serious problems to get service quicker. Basic preventative maintenance in all things is good, when it’s possible to do it.

Also 4043 cant be anodised, 5356 can be..

hey man so i was just wondering, I'm aware of the check engine light you get when doing this exhaust setup, but was wondering if its bad drive around with the CEL on from the exhaust and o2 sensor?

I have a multimatic 255 which has 50mm dinse connectors. What adapter do I need to accomplish this with my machine? I can't find a 50mm dinse on the CK Worldwide site. Is the slwhat-35 the correct size I'm looking for?

Please note. 5/16th. The dirty part of this "A" style coil is most commonly on the under side. Be it that your return is boxed underneath the unit as indicated with the filter placement. So your only fixing half the issue, potentially. Suggestions could be a NuCalgon no rinse spray or actually getting to the underside of that coil to properly clean it.

You left that other piece off

Thank you. Awesome guidance. It fixed low water pressure in my guest bathroom.

Thank you for this incredibly informative video! Been having lots of trouble with AC drain line clogging and your explanation let me fix it on me own. Like others in the comments here, south Florida is a bit of a different beast and seems like it needs to be done much more frequently than other locations. I will be vacuuming mine every 2 months.

I have done everything you said to do but the water is not draining from the pan. I keep having to vacuum it out. Do you think I need a new float switch? Or do I possibly have a clog in 1 of the 2 lines within inches of the drain pan? Which is before where pouring vinegar would help

Thanks man, worked like a charm,