I have this unit and there does not seem to be enough room to lift the coils high enough to get the pan out. There's no room on the top or bottom to move it around.
On True beer keg coolers the galv evap pan will rust through in spots, pin holes, the replacement OEM metal evap housing is way to much money and takes a couple weeks to get, so at Lowes I found a 12 inch wide roll roofing flashing, it's got thick aluminum foil on one side and tar on the other side, I cut it to fit then press the tar side down inside the pan then with my mapp gas torch warm up the under side of the metal melting the tar to a good seal, it's good for another 4-5 years. Good luck in those hot attics this summer. Good vid.
Good job. Yeah it would be nice if they were made out of plastic. That pan was about 20 years old !!!! That old truck by your junk pile...what kind ? Might be good for selling ice cream on weekends with LOL
I got a good question. Did you ever have any accidents on the job? I have a friend that works on AC units and furnaces. One day back in 1998 he lost one of his fingers because the fucking blower on the furnace he was working on some how turned on and shattered it.
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I have this unit and there does not seem to be enough room to lift the coils high enough to get the pan out. There's no room on the top or bottom to move it around.
On True beer keg coolers the galv evap pan will rust through in spots, pin holes, the replacement OEM metal evap housing is way to much money and takes a couple weeks to get, so at Lowes I found a 12 inch wide roll roofing flashing, it's got thick aluminum foil on one side and tar on the other side, I cut it to fit then press the tar side down inside the pan then with my mapp gas torch warm up the under side of the metal melting the tar to a good seal, it's good for another 4-5 years. Good luck in those hot attics this summer. Good vid.
***** thanks jim for the comment .. i am hoping for a good summer .this year
First co sucks total piece of crap
Hey that worked out well , it was definitely a leaker , good job Steve .
justin henning pretty easy to change out
I like how the video is about replacing a condensate pan and shows everything but. 😂
Nice Job, Nice you didn't have to cut the lines.
Arnie Grote there was enough play in the lines ,so i did not have to cut them worked out well
Nice work there Steve.
leanorlando thanks for the comment willie
that was easier than i thought too good vid good job
nate ya it drop right off. when i pulled out the old coil
Nice job Steve !! I like the bunny.
Harry Dickson the bunny was in the back yard i zoomed in to get the video of her eating the grass
Great Job Steven
dklucas1 easy fix
Nice job Steve.
drummerdem50 i was lucky i did not have to play with the charge . but i have to back on a warm day to check things at the condenser
Nice work steve!
awsom70 pretty easy to change the pan out
That pan will out last the unit
T&N Services LLC. all these units are on there last leg.the custom is aware of this problem .
Good job. Yeah it would be nice if they were made out of plastic. That pan was about 20 years old !!!! That old truck by your junk pile...what kind ? Might be good for selling ice cream on weekends with LOL
Chowdy Chopz the old trucks have aluminum bodys ,gruman olson bodys
+steven lavimoniere 9 months ago...HEHE..Ice Cream Truck...Yeah Buddy...give it the Gundy !!!!
I can't imagine crawling up in the attic to do that job.I guess it keeps you young.
protonhead1 all part of the job ..
Did you even need to pull the refrigerant since you didn't need to cut the lines? Just curious
That was a leaker for sure.
Rob HVAC she is a leaker
Those pans should all be plastic. What's up with the other 2 vans?
Truckguy900 Truckguy900 older vans in yard have parts in them,use to be my older work trucks
Nice job where did you order the pan from I need that one for my unit thanks
Nice one Steven. Where were the Testo 570's?
Brad1237202 it was raining out . so i did not want to get the testos wet
I got a good question. Did you ever have any accidents on the job? I have a friend that works on AC units and furnaces. One day back in 1998 he lost one of his fingers because the fucking blower on the furnace he was working on some how turned on and shattered it.
HardEnd6ix no major accidents on the job for me ..i am lucky i guess
Steve, in your video I noticed a critter whats your rabbit's name?
Bob Parrott the rabbit is a wild one in my back yard ,,zoomed in to get the video from my kitchen window lol
How old was the pan? Just curious
+My Useless Random Videos Of No Particular Consequence Channel 20 years old i am guessing
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Steve you want to sell one of thoses trucks?
michael white i have stuff in the trucks .besides there in tough shape ,not intrested in selling them
Someone want to do this job for me in sunny Southern California? I live in the inland empire.
Back to A/C now huh Steve?. Glad all that snow in MA finally melted! Getting hot here as well, and the cost of R22 is off the charts!
- Jack
Fireship1 ya a.c. calls are coming in now