I SWEAR THE COOKS AND THEIR DRAWERS.....
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- I swear the cooks and their drawers..... Back again for the cook's drawers not working.
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03:43 IT'S DEAD
05:12 I'M BACK
10:22 BRAZING MONTAGE
13:29 IMPORTANT SERVICE VALVE TIP
17:53 CHARGING TIME
20:11 CLOSING WORDS
"I'm all crazy about making things nice and tidy..." No SIr, you are a legitimate professional.
- who gets to pack up his rope and not have it smell like musty ass roof water
He's normal. Everyone else are just a bunch of lazy as f
Summertime means calls.....after calls after calls...after calls. It's been real busy so far this summer. Happy HVACing folks.
Isn’t it every year, all year? ❤️🗣
Kitchen calls are year round, lack of maintenance, I’d sooner keep a good Resi customer and tell the restaurant to F off, because they reduce maintenance and call you on a long weekend because walk in cooler not working, ie, subway
@@justinperry68 you really on some BS if you telling a customer to “F-Off” either you lying or you just don’t have any common sense. This industry does not need goofies like you.
Drives me nuts. Does feel good when customer truly does appreciate the energy and effort.
@@diegolopez19 is like to tell the customer that. But of course you can’t. Just think it. You’ll get thru it
It's just so nice to watch the work of people who knows roughly what they're doing
Thanks bud
He Knows What He Is Doing...It Would Be A Pleasure To Work With Him.. You Should See Some Bozos I Have Worked With....Lol
Vad Trevligt!
80's brazing montage! LETS GOOOOO!
Not sure if its just the way it looks on camera, but that flame is so cute. Most guys ive ever seen just go with a single tip for everything and turn up the flame until it drowns out all sound.
Cooks always kick the drawers and overstock the drawer. Then they say the drawers suck.
Or leave the drawers open for hours on end. Only discover it when shits warm.
You're not crazy, just preventing future problems by being attentive and proactive. That's the exact spirit maintenance/service should have, applies to your tools just as much as it does the customer's equipment.
Yet another brilliant video Chris, perfect camera shots always, it's easy to forget the trouble you take to set up these views and in those baking conditions too and you even jump into your seat for the overtime channel. Well done mate.
These cooks really have trouble keeping their drawers cool, perhaps a personal swamp cooler for each employee would help...
Ohhhhh, those drawers. Gotcha
Electrician here with hopefully a helpful tip. The capacitor function on a multi meter measures the time to charge a capacitor, if a cap reads high it can actually mean the cap is leaking current internally (takes longer to charge) and has in fact failed.
To add: Bleed down resistors have the same effect, and I assume the one on the start cap in the video was contributing to the high reading.
Unfortunately they're usually soldered in so rooftop testing becomes a bit of a hassle.
@@PimpMyPc89 cut them off and carry replacements with female spades on the end or you may be able to cut one side loose and use a flag terminal female to reconnect.
@@PimpMyPc89 - my electrical box has a battery powered soldering iron (batteries stored outside the iron), and lead based solder with good flux. I don't need it that often, but when I need it - it's there.
I remember a package unit that would leak all the time. After changing out the condenser and the evaporator, which both had pinhole leak, The Compressor was changed out stopping the leaks.
I find it helps me during busy season to pack a big bag of almonds and bring protein shakes with me. During this time of the year eating doesn't sound good at all. All I want to do is make repairs and move forward. Little sugar and protein will pull you right out of mush brain if you don't want to eat a full meal.
Really appreciate these videos. Recently started my position as an hvac tech and these videos are incredibly helpful. Thanks for taking the time to do these on top of your weekend service calls. Thats a lot of work but these videos are invaluable!
Camping and HVACR. The joy never ends!
Life of a fridgy Chris,gotta have time for family we miss out,on alot.Chin up Chris keep up the great work you do.
One of the only people I know who watch out for vibration areas.
Wish your daughter happy birthday from the UK
Chris, you have a nice taste in music. I always enjoy your production style. And in a general since it’s funny how on a high basic level I can somewhat understand how hvac works. And I’m on the IT industry. Your videos are always informative and I enjoy them. Good job man!
my sister huzband did ac work he had the same work flow....atleast now i can under stand what he did thanks to you
he quit that job to work with my sister....
You’re one of the best Unitary guys on YT. Your LC HVAC/R skills are tip-top, and your extra work will be appreciated by the next Tech after you.
Some guys favor what they do (usually a step up) an Applied/Engineered Tech may say for you to get into Chiller or Boilers, and a ComRef guy may say for you to get into C/S Racks.
It’s all HVAC/R, and there’s room for everybody.
You super smart!!! Respect man!!👍👍👍 Im jealous of your apprentice 🙂🤣🤣
it's nice to see that even though you are super busy, your attention to detail does not slack. there's nothing worse than a tired tech throwing crap together just to "get it done"
Happy B'Day for your daughter. Hope you were able to enjoy it, but Murphy rules...
Love that music particularly while braising
Love that mister idea! Keep it up!
When it comes to stuffing your face with food. Maybe you should have a bag of nuts and/or beef jerky or other food stuff that doesn't need to be kept cold in your go bag
Trail mix is dope
where's the beef? jerky that is =p
Dried fruit, beef jerky, and nuts. Avoid straight sugars like chocolate. The fruit gives you a quick boost of energy, the jerky isn't a lot of calories, but it's slow calories. The nuts have more calories than the jerky, but don't last as long, but longer than the fruit.
Love the brazing montage. I’m gonna play that music in my head everytime I bust out my torch. 😁
I empathize with everybody on the west coast with the heat wave y'all been getting also happy birthday to your daughter hope you guys have a great time sure you will
There’s that soldering music montage we love!
Yes
Just missing a fat line
I was getting an 80s vibe with the music while you were brazing. I like it.
Damn Chris. We appreciate your time with this. It'd be easier for you to just quit RUclips and focus on your family and job but we do really appreciate you putting these videos out.
Hey Chris, just wanted to say that bending the end of your brazing rod is a great trick, if I hadn’t seen it here I would have had a hell of a time under my sink today! I’m not in HVAC, but I always watch your videos and that helped me out a lot!
If this guy had been my thermodynamics teacher back in school. it may have changed my life.
Ok. Im glad you showed all the shit we have to carry onto the roof. It’s really exhausting . I like your OCD. Im there myself. I just cant talk as much as you do. My speech centers shut down when I’m hustling and hyper focusing. Yea, the hook, I love it. I have it. Here’s a trick. If you get an old fan belt and wrap around items, you can easily hook on to them.
I know nothing about HVAC but find your videos incredibly informative. I can tell you know what you are doing and take pride in your work. Being neat is part of it. Organization leads to efficiency. I have a couple of classic British cars and keep my tiny garage neat and tidy as well. I was never so excited as when I got a peg board and hung all of my wrenches.
Morning Chris , already know it’s gonna be a great video!!! I hope you have a great day
I appreciate the informative contents from the video, very entertaining for a professional HVAC-R technician.
If water is a problem when doing a wash on the coils suggest a drain pan under the roof. Considering the amount of rain in your area it will only be used when you wash the coils. Thxs for the vids!
Thanks again for a informational video Chris !
"I'm thinking about the next guy" - dude, this is such a powerful and professional mindset to have. It is a critical skill for a good workplace but it is such a rare skill to see being utilized by a team.
That's one of the reasons I detest zip ties. (binder straps) I use wire ties (bread tie style) or velcro straps for anything that I think might possibly need to be accessed prior to complete replacement.
Hallo Chris, ich komm aus Deutschland bin selbst Kältetechniken , ich bin begeistert von dein Videos danke da für
I'm glad you have the compressor for autopsy, I find them fascinating.
Totally feel ya on the the eating bit. I'm not a fan of eating breakfast, but when I was working production side oil & gas I had to make myself eat breakfast on top of packing a good sized cooler of food, water, and gatoraid.
Love your work!..Cheers from Portugal
At least you don't have the humidity we got on the east , 100f with 100% humidity
Happy birthday to your daughter. Stay safe in that heat. I've almost had a heat stroke and it sucked
Nice pipework. Like the Schrader tee for pressure port replacements. Gonna have to steal that idea. Thanks.
Nice and tidy isn’t crazy. Professional sloppiness is. Especially if you bill by the job.
Also, get a couple small flare nut visegrip pliers. They make a great soldering stand and can also act as a heat sink on tubing if you need to protect components down line from torch heat.
One thing that might help you in the long run - Offering basic maintenance courses for rooftop units and kitchen refrigeration. It would save your customers money too. I feel that every business should have PM manuals, but nobody seems to use them.
Florida guy use to the high heat, why don't you take up a pop up canopy that'll cover at least you if not the whole unit? Single person setup and take down just hook and pull up from the roof? 20 mins to set up but cut the heat and uv drastically and be healthier. $150 well worth it.
With the winds he occasionally shows that might be trouble - but maybe there’s also days with less wind?
@@JasperJanssen I'm sure there's days of less winds and it can't be worse than Florida winds, sandbags work wonders etc.
@@robertthomas4633 no considering you normally take 150lbs of tools up there's other ways to weigh it down besides sand bags. However, yeah I'd gladly rope up 4 10lb bags at the start of a job to not work 4-6 hrs having a heat stroke etc with temps regularly over 110+. Small extra effort to make you not get brain fried and make dumb mistakes or feel dead at the end of a service call. We do it all the time here.
Great job Chris and apprentice I feel for you with the heat it must be a killer? Good choice of music keep safe and try and stay cool if you can with the heat 😉
My hook came in yesterday! Stoked to use it
Sometimes I think I even have the spare tire up there. Lol. Nice job, stay safe.
Rope and hose management...oh we're so much alike...probably if you look up OCD in the dictionary you'll probably see both of our pictures! ;-) You might consider getting a Peak Co. Equivalent Series Resistance (ESR) meter to double check electrolytic caps as they may show the correct capacitance value but have a high ESR (read that as bad). I gave my HVAC buddy one and he uses it all the time to check run caps on the residential systems he services. Thanks for another great video Chris!
Customer: you done yet?
Me: nope
Customer: well I have to leave in an hour so……
Me: k we can reschedule you for next available appointment.
Customer: no that’s fine I’ll wait. I need it fixed.
I will discuss this on the stream tonight 7/12/21 @ 5:PM (pacific) come check it out ruclips.net/video/sSZgwI-oduU/видео.html
Great video as usual bro and I don't think I've ever disagreed with any of your techniques before but something I see you do in most videos while brazing I'd like to give you some advice on, while brazing,soldering, you want to heat as well as braze from the bottom to the top. Heat rises as you know so when you start on the bottom the heat rises to the top of the fitting so once you get the bottom hot enough to flow, it takes very little heat to bring that flow up and around the fitting to the top, you can back your flame off once you start getting towards the topside, doing it the opposite way, you can actually overheat valves and such because your topside is already hot enough, then you go to the bottom and you heat it up even further. You will also notice better looking braze joints as the metal isn't heated up as much so there will be less discoloration. Especially on vertical joints, you'll be amazed that you've been doing it backwards all this time lol. Sorry bro but I just wanna help you out, you're a great tech. Thanks for the videos
Awesome work man! Cool synthwave.
Good job Chris.
Proper setup and preparation is like half the job and the time you take to setup usually is time saved in the long run 👍great video man
nice job Chris, like the anti rubout idea I'm using that from now on.
Chris, do me a favor, and thank your father for me for giving you his attention durring your growing up because your skills and attention to details is obvious to someone with a trained eye, and it all started for you by being around someone when you were young, and that someone cared enough to show you the right way, and now you have taken that to the nxt level, I'm picking up the details of your moves and sequences without you saying a thing about what moves I see you doing, your bringing my knowledge I've had on shelf for decades back up to speed very quickly. Thank You very much, I will ask you questions when I think it's a good point to understand better what your doing. Just like the question I asked, have you ever added oil to a system as a possible problem with other factors in doing a repair to cover all bases in that repair.
You push it to the level of an art...that's what makes it interesting to watch...speaking as an emergency nurse...make sure you keep your electrolytes up too...Gatorade or pickle juice will do...🤔🤷♂️ make sure you know the signs of heat related illness and take breaks or your body will...and make sure you have adequate input/output...keep up the amazing hvac...and stay cool
Dont know why, but i love how new copper looks
Nice to hear you're attentive to family despite the work load. I know - I've been there
I now have to play that music while I’m brazing! Awesome!
Damn your a genius using a mister to cool yourself off damn I wouldn't even have thought of that nice bro
Soldering 80s tune was awesome!
Nice looking install.
Good video Chris ,👍
Loved the montage music in this one!
Start relay?? The start and run caps are just part of the circuit. So many times the start relays contacts are so pitted, the start cap won’t electrically be in the circuit. If you can’t disassemble the relay to inspect, use amp clamp around one of the start cap wires to verify current flow. It’s not fun replacing a compressor for a misdiagnosed electrical problem…
Good tip.
Good point. I still had one where I found the start relay going bad and put in a universal but next day the compressor died, of course on the weekend and there was no replacement compressor in the area. After replacing compressor, system flooded back bad from just the drawers, adjusted one of the txv and got it under control and now they keep freezing up their coils with not closing the drawers. What can you do at that point except telling them they need to close the drawers.
If the startwinding wasnt in the circuit, it would never pull 30+amps. However i found it weird that he measured 6v drop across the overload, but he got that out of the circuit anyway.
Exactly what i thought too
That’s a good tip
Nice Brazing montage - definitely an '80s vibe!
Looking forwards to the autopsy on the dead compressor
8:03 beautifullllll
👍🏻 Another fine job! 🙂
I'm the same way with eating. I just want to keep working to get done and never think about it. But if I have someone helping me then I remember because I make sure they eat lol
I watch those misters, and think "Gee.. Here, they just get you soggy." - Houston, Gulf Coast, humidity under 80% is considered dry. Swamp coolers rarely work.
Can you do a live stream or a video
of the autopsy of the compressor
I work in the Home Appliance and Refrigeration field we are fortunate that most Condos and HOA's will kick us out at 5pm. So we're home at a decent time. Also most of our parts are not locally available we work on a lot of Korean and European products. So we have to wait about a week before going back.
nice job dude 👌🏻👍🏻
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Did you check that potential relay? Chances are the contacts were burnt and pitted, which can cause the compressor not to start and even trip the breaker. Carry a small metal nail file to clean the contacts. If other components are acceptable, you can at least see if the compressor will start and run. If it will run and check ok, then you can return with new components. A starting cord also comes in handy to check a compressor with bad starting components. Your rope hook is awesome. One way I lower everything down is to have a rope at least twice as long as your drop, lower it down, let go of one end of the rope and pull it up empty. Just make sure loose end won’t snag on something. Easy way to do it when you have to lower all that equipment!
Nice job 👍
Little pro tip, 45% braze rods with the blue coating at the supply house will do just about anything. Ive used them to repair stainless sinks before.
You are the best!
When a pro like you says that you just hope that you did everything right it makes me feel better that im not the only one that second guesses himself. lol
Kitchen production workers are a pain in the ***. I just tell them the worst-case timeline and let them deal with it. Honestly, if the production is so damn critical they need to install backup freezers & coolers. On my favorite freezer install, I was able to use a dual condensing unit with a dedicated evaporator for each. Each is about 80% of the -10f load. This has paid for itself a dozen times. A single unit can hold the box @ 20f for as long as needed to repair the other unit.
Some people; you say don't put x in here and it's like in one ear out the other, it just doesn't click! They'll even give you all the right sounds! Maybe ask them something that leads to them replying with "that's right"!
Great video as always!
You measured the startcap with resistor in place probably thas why you got a high value.
I have a friend whos meter shows the real value with a resor in place, mine does not.
Greetings from Sweden.
I love that Chris always purges with nitrogen when he brazes. I work with so many people who never purge and it makes me so mad. They are just lazy. I always think in my head "dude, just do your effing job the way you are supposed to." It's not that hard to drag your nitrogen tank out and purge. Just do it!!!
11:35: Check out the compresor-killer come out of the nitrogenated line when he hits the new joint w/ the torch.
Trail mix! So good for work
Dissimilar metal brazing with the royalty-free 80's synthpop is always a jam.
Gotta get me one of those hooks. I seem to find getting my equipment up to a unit to be probably in the top 5 biggest pains in the ass about this job.
You really need a tent on the roof if you’re gonna be up there all day
5:50 specially doing commercial work alone sheeet sucks but that saves your aze from getting tired hood video Chris 👍
Look at all those tools! There should be a $100 extra charge just for getting them up & down from the roof.
“This capacitor is so hot I can’t even hold it”. Proceeds to hold it for another 30sec lol
Damn i commented before watching........the 80's brazing music is back........hell ya.
Happy bday to the little one from the u tube family