THE BEER WALK IN IS AT 50 DEGREES
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
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you ever consider vlogging an entire service day and making that into a video? I'd love to see it! Another great video Chris
i'd be interested in this. could position it as a "day in the life of an HVAC technician in the summer", make it an hour long and i'll happily watch it 🫡
I might do that one day
@@HVACRVIDEOS I'd watch that too. Instead of including the gory details of each call, do a vid of the just the initial "customer states" and the final resolution for your calls for a full day. Would definitely be interesting!
Thanks for your vids, learn something new with every one!
Told the manager to get that fixed…. Good luck lol
Lol
You folks that work your butts off to repair HVAC and refrigeration equipment in the insane heat truly are awesome. I have also learned a lot from this channel to help keep my home AC clean and working well. Especially with our system being new.
Thanks for watching
Reminds me of a particularly long hot busy summer and it was the same year my beard hair turned grey. Fun stuff
Drink quick … the beer is gonna get hot !😂😂😂
Your knowledge is extensive. Its amazing to watch you work
Thanks
Hey Chris, you need a Cordless ratchet instead of the Drill. Way more room for Activities!
"you need" you need. CHRIS DOESN'T NEED ANYTHING SO CAN IT!!!!!!!!!
@@silasmarner7586 LOL, who are you, his wife? This channel as far as I can tell is all about learning, new tricks, old tricks, tools, and more!
I have the m12 3/8ths drive one along with a tite reach tool. makes these kind of swaps a breeze.
Heat shock is a real thing. Even when get through the day, the body remembers! Takes me a few days to level out, too,assuming a cool home and good sleep.
Que tal Chris buenas noches, caray trabajar con ese calor sobre tus hombros y cabeza es de valientes pero los clientes son los que mandan y son los que pagan, pues quedan muy satisfechos y contentos por tus buenas respuestas y grandiosos trabajos que haces. Mis respetos y admiración para ustedes. Saludos desde Coacalco Edo de México.
Awesome video! May I make a suggestion, I looked on your website at the merch. I would be interested in buying something but maybe add a shirt with like a cartoon like package unit with a quote saying "This is just a dumpster fire". Maybe a shirt with "1, 2, 3 please don't blow up!". Just making a suggestion is all, keep up the great videos!
The joys of summer in HVAC.....when the calls just flood in like a tsunami. Its been fairly mild here. We have not had a ton of 100° days, mostly mid to upper 90's.....for TX....thats not too bad. I've even got off early a few times this summer. Another great video Chris...thanks for sharing
Great work. I like that your not in n out like most techs. The thorough work is awesome.
Thanks
Get a dewalt angled flex extension for those bottom screws
Penn System 450 will do complete condenser controls along woth programmable resets and network connections..it already exists lol
Poor man’s glycol system 😂😂😂 that’s great!
Was sitting in a cool house watching your hard work.always like, to see your tricks of the trade..iam mostly in the kitchens working...alot of small refrigeration work.
Keep up the good work man thanks for teaching us folks who wanna learn
Thanks for watching
Smart man’s glycol system, that looks awesome for the Customer.
You can use a 90° drill attachment on an extension to get to those bottom cfm bolts. Saves some time.
wish i will be busy like you. Got couple call per week, san diego people call 10 companies before ask you come out to make sure they get cheapest or free service call fee.
“…And the sight glass is clear!” 🫡
90 degree dewalt drill attachment works to remove those fans on the condensing unit
I've been playing around with the Johnson P470 for situations like this, same easy set up like a A419 stat but for pressure. You can more accurately set the cut out since its digital, set an anti short cycle or make a huge differential so customer will know something is wrong, but unit won't short cycle unit as bad. Same model control can be used for a LPC or fan cycling, with appropriate transducer.
That's a good idea
Great video.Thank you for sharing
Wish my house was at 50 degrees
The design temp may be an issue as well. Most are sized to between 95-100 degrees. Being that hot can also explain the elevated head pressure.
I do a lot of home warranty calls especially after hours I will say residential calls can be easier or more efficient time wise
Hmm. A smart auto reset pressure control that pays attention to system behavior. Rapid pressure rise indicates complete fan failure or full airflow blockage. Moderate rise indicates partial fan failure or very dirty condenser. Gradual rise indicates excessive ambient temps and/or mildly dirty condenser. Add an ambient temp probe to reduce nuisance tripping. Allowing more resets when pressure takes a while to trip and ambient is high, but if the fan is locked up and pressure spikes quickly, will cut it off after three attempts. Perhaps even a longer scale secondary auto reset where it will try again in an hour once or twice before a hard lock out.
The issue is how cheaply made refrigeration control electronics have become. Under-specced parts and sloppy designs intended to fail rapidly, but still sold for hundreds of dollars wholesale.
Worst week is when there are no calls and
NO MONEY.
Thanks for another video. I am always looking forward to them.
Thanks for watching
good job as always chris and at least you did not have major electrical issues like you did in the last video retired hvac tech in southeast missouri
Thanks
I believe it’s this video that towards the beginning I see you equalizing the pressures with your gauges. I do that all the time, but with appliances.
Do you think it’s really a concern to have liquid refrigerant flowing into the low side, probably into the compressor when you equalize?
I hear people say it will cause the oil to fizz up and cause the compressor to not get adequate lubrication, but who know? Are people really watching a compressor operate with a see through frame, probably not, but I hope so.
Great stuff top notch
Nice Job Chris, at the start I wanted to know what was infront of the evap fan! Love ur videos
I put in a 70 hour week this summer.
Stay safe out there, stay hydrated and alert
I plan on going into commercial refrigeration this year after 13 in residential hopefully i make the cut!
Much easier and most parts are off the shelf.
The bad part is you''ll not get to see women in see through house clothes complaining of how hot they are.
I'd agree with them.
"Yes,yes you are!"
🤣
Wow it looks really busy, I've applied to 15 companies over the month to become a new apprentice and just not having any luck getting hired.
Did you graduate hvac school? Training an apprentice costs money either way.
@@AErefrigeration pre employment yes with 2 months work experience but they didn’t have an opening for me for the time being. Live in Canada but summers should still busy this week is around 86 Fahrenheit
Keep trying. I moved away from my daughter to find work after trade school. That was 16 years ago. I sold myself to the hvacr devil. I own a commercial refrigeration business for 8 years now, but haven't seen or spoken to my daughter in years. This hvacr industry requires sacrifice in order to succeed. Good luck
@@AErefrigeration wow you’re a good hardworking man, thanks appreciate the motivation
Don't think you can stress enough the affect that a walk in's product mass x volume x temperature has on a system " coming down to temp" in x time.
Warm beer kegs in the F&B world are probably the most extreme case!
So glad we got rid of long draw draft and went to package beer at our facilities!!
Shout out from Houston
I think the Emerson cdus have the lockouts. I ran across one with a dlt lockout that had to be manually reset
Some one left the door open while they were stocking the bar and the humidity from the door being open froze the coils they need a auto shut off timer on an open door for more then a minute or two.
CHRIS your rock bro..another great video
Thanks Bud
Saved the beer !
I'll drink to that
They need to make the condenser able to comunicate with the controller in the box with what you're talking about.
I feel you. I'm here in Northern California and the past two weeks were brutal. I'm in residential and couldn't remember it be this intense in while. Emergency calls after another, I know it sound like a good problem to have but at some point, I have to not take in anymore calls. Yes, I'm missing out on the money but oh boy, it is definitely worth it taken a couple days off for my body and mind to rest.
Burnout is real
Look into getting a 1/4" Milwaukee electric ratchet for those hard to reach screws
Foam cleaner in a can is mighty convenient, too bad you can't really make it yourself. Or maybe you can? Like a refillable seltzer bottle, a little different from the pump sprayer, maybe slot in a CO2 cartridge?
Lennox still makes units with the vfd bypass, just did a lowes commissioning where I set 20 units to auto bypass as they come set as manual bypass from factory. Definitely don’t press in those contactors, I had a trainee that did and had a very rude awakening
Yeah one of my past employees did that and learned a hard lesson. 480v drive blew apart and scared the shit out of him all because he pushed in the Contactor because he didn’t know what it did
I used to be an AC tech until I had a transplant now since the transplant I keep my self busy doing electronics
If you give me the paramaters I may be able to design and or build the device that you spoke of
man... i get so crazy nervous when you spin those condenser fan blades when i *know* you haven't cut the disconnect off yet.
Why not have CTOA high pressure control? Float the high pressure limit above outside air temperature. It would need a reliable OAT though... 🙃
Hey Chris, be careful. Do you think it would’ve helped? If a lot of your customers would do regular maintenance that way I think you would have a lot less problems. Just make it mandatory for all your customers at a reasonable price.
You can always edit the video and keep your idea
True
I like how someone tried to fix the roof faucet with tape as if that would work
lol couldent be in el centro could you? was just out there doing a similar job and was 116 degrees in the sun
God Bless all our Trade workers
Yummy 50 degree beer
I dunno, a 50⁰ beer on a 108⁰F day would still be amazing.
@@analogmoz this is very true
@@analogmoz:
Only if you're a European!!!!
When I buy my nightly IPA it sits a half hour out the cooler before I open it or more sometimes. Makes them creamier and more open with the flavors.
I'm curious what an hvacr tech has as a typical failure in northern Minnesota. Gotta be the most common failure in high heat isn't the most common in low to medium temps.
Question On the RTU cooling why do they use Three Stage Cooling? Is it for a better SEER rating?
If i have a high discharge pressure and a high suction pressure on a package unit and its short cycling, could there be a leak on the suction side and sucking in moisture which gives me the high pressures? Indoor fan is fine
I’m an hvac tech in nyc yea I got my shit pushed in in this heatwave
Think about the wholesaler!
They have power over you even !
🤣
Does this "beer line" air cooling use single duct ? Does it not create vacuum in the cooler and draws warm outside air in?
That's a good question, I'm going to bring this up on my live stream this Monday to discuss it further
Awesome job 😊
Thanks bud
Where in california are you, San diego or LA Area.
Kinda stupid that the fan turn off on high pressure. I personally think it should stay on to cool the condenser and lower the pressure.
iO HVAC UMM-RP Universal Malfunction Monitor with Pressure Sensor + buzzer or led 24v
those areosal cans must make a big difference, huh?
In Germany....beer is brewed to taste best at room temp.
Germany doesn't get over 100F. It's been 115F for multiple days in a row where I'm at, and "room temperature" gets a little warm.
I've tried German beer warm and cold.
I still like my beer (wherever it's from), best COLD!
I’ve told people this and they think it’s weird but I like having a beer that’s cold but starts warming up. As it warms the flavors open up and you can taste way more than when it was cold. You notice it the most with pilsners.
How come you see water droplets in the cooler? So what happens when there's water on the ceiling
I will go over this during my live stream coming up Monday afternoon
Mars azure motors are useful!
Why did your controller give you a low superheat alarm when the compressor was going off on high head?
Intellegen doesn't monitor head pressure. They go off on high superheat because when condensing unit tripped off, the suction pressure, and suction line temp (two things intellegen monitors) went outta whack. So probably had high super heat and high box temp alarms. The intellegen doesn't communicate with condensing unit, it can give a 24v ok to run signal if you have a intellegen condensing unit, but no back and forth comms.
@@bensreferigeration I would have thought it would give a high superheat alarm and not a low superheat when the compressor is not running.
@@mainj54 you right. I tuned out at superheat alarm. Something to do with suction pressure rising and temp rising with no pumping that kept the sst too close to suction line temp giving no superheat. But I agree I woulda thought high also.
Sounds like a system to prevent employees to get free vg base for there vapes
What state are you working in?
I have a question Chris. What is Glycol and why would you use glycol in beer cooling? - Riley (use my name, Riley)
Glycol is anti-freeze, it lowers water's freezing point so you can cool the pipes used to move beer from the kegs to the dispensing taps at the bar...in a lot of bars, the beer cooler room is a LONG way away from the bar taps so the lines running under the floor need to be kept cool, so when the beer lines are installed, glycol lines are run in the same conduit to keep them cool.
Ethelyne-Glycol is what you mix with water in your car radiator to keep it from freezing in winter...
@@HappilyHomicidalHooligan thank you - Riley
@@HappilyHomicidalHooligan:
It also cools the engine more effectively, and efficiently [than water alone], in every season.
Is this a re-upload?
Nope
Wait...Chris isn't always perfect? Since when?...
If you're using a drill as a driver, there are angled hex-drive adapters available that will work on any drill. This will at least enable the drill to be offset by 90 degrees. also, they can be bought very cheaply and are available in different physical sizes. You could easily carry a couple as they're so cheap and use one for the awkward situations. They may not be quite as straightforward and a driver directly fitted to the drill but it could get you through a situation in less time, enabling you to spend more time on the bigger picture and be more perfect again...
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Boi aint no way boi 👇😭
lol, your comment has a "Translate to English" below it. Not even Google can figure out WTF you said.
Ok Chris
I better you cry with laughter on the way to the bank. With all the late calls non stop means big pay days.
Why does the Viper coil cleaner look like WD40??? XD
Looks like the HVAC industry is run on a low budget (crap), a bit like most trades.
Bro drink V8
Two things that's real annoying, the complaining about something in every video (lot more service calls, got home late cry cry) and 1, 2, 3 don't blow up (that seem like an intimidation for new people entering the field). A professional doesn't do either
@@loganl832 no one is forcing you to watch the videos
Yet you're boo hooing in the comments. Just watch another video. It's free
Don’t watch it then
Who hurt you?
^ Found the troll.