ONE THING LEADS TO ANOTHER
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2020
- One thing leads to another, it was a simple no cooling call than Pandora's box opened. But I handled it to the best of my ability.
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Word of the day "chingus".
My favorite word..... You sir won comment of the day!! I pinned it to the top
For a long time over here (aus) the word for small "things" was fretz"
There was an advert on telly where a guy was working on his car in the driveway and walks into his house, looks at his wife and says "broken fretz"
It stuck for a long time but ill start using chingus at work and see if it catches.
Look up "not the dart" on you tube and see what i mean.
@@HVACRVIDEOS hey is that a fire alarm type set up on that plywood demonstration panels for the fire alarm relay controls and possibly a duct smoke detectors?
Lol I was fixing to say that.
Had one lady who couldn’t figure out why her Ac wouldn’t work.
I went out and took the plastic off of her filter.
Worked a lot better after that
Wraith Leader LOL
In electronics repair, we tend to say "Electronic stuff tends to work much better when it has power applied." While power supply-related failures are probably the most common failure mode -- you will not believe how often you'll find that someone unplugged or unwired it for some purpose, and never went back to hook it back up again... The cheapest sort of contractors leave that sort of shit all the time -- leave stuff unhooked, leave junction boxes unlocked/outright open, etc.
Egon Freeman 😂😂
You are certainly one of the good guys.
I know some people that say "I am not payed for that, so I don't touch that".
Let's use that three phase switch for example: These people would never have touched it, because it worked when you got there.
You are a service technician who knows his business and the eventual pits customers can fall in.
Every customer of yours can be lucky to have you as a technician.
So true. It's ridiculous how fobbed off a business will get (especially the place I work).
They pay so much money in callout fees and repairs, and they'll be called out maybe every 3 or so months it seems!
I know that the repair budget (which goes to this type of thing for my workplace) is however much a month, but they've already spent £7000 just from the start of the year to mid-Feb.
Crazy.
Thing is though, if you keep fixing stuff you weren't called in for, you may find that they don't call you in any more... ;-) Either that, or - if you just throw it into your service cost, they'll expect you to fix unrelated shit "since you're already up there" all the time. Ugh. Give a man a finger...
There’s nothing more expensive than cheap.... there’s never any savings when you skip PMs
Could have paid a guy $20.00 and hour to change filters and check belts, change as needed , hour 3 hours later . $60.00 once a month.HVAC guys get $80.00 and hour where I work. He would have diagnostic tested ,changed sensors ,replaced switch, fan motor,
Don’t you love quarterly targets? Always a good excuse for short term gain, long term pain.
Most my calls are pm related.
Been trying to tell them at my workplace the same thing, they don't care, they act as if the repairs and preventative maintenance comes right out of their paycheck...so when stuff breaks down I continually remind them that they're the ones that decided preventative maintenance was too expensive.
@@wildbill23c Ask them if they change the oil in there car .
I bet the staff at that restaurant are literally breathing a lot easier after all that work. It’s probably like working in a whole new building for them.
We have had this type of thing so many times. Skipping pm’s does not save money at all. The customer ends up spending so much more. Great video bro!
Thanks bud! I will be going live on RUclips this evening 1/27/20 @ 5:PM (pacific time) to discuss my most recent uploads and answer questions from RUclips comments, emails and the live chat. Come on over and check it out if you can, ruclips.net/video/5KtVii_Tw5M/видео.html
I don't know why I'm being recommended this channel a lot lately, but I stopped to watch and I love it. I work IT, but seeing firsthand the types of things that go on in other fields is an awesome concept, and I can see how the diagnostic process is worked through in each of these calls similar to what I work through on a daily basis.
You've earned a sub from me, even though I know nothing about HVAC!
Thanks so much!
IT guy here as well, seems like Google changed the algorithm again.
ArxAngel LOL I’m in IT too!
I'm in IT also and like your videos
Used to run service, watching your videos makes me miss the challenge of problem solving. Keep up the good work
I recently stumbled across your videos and have been binge watching them 😂 it's simple enough for a non tech to understand and shows professionalism. In this "I got mine don't care about you" world it's nice to see someone who cares about their customers and makes sure they stay operating. Maybe if RUclips grows enough you can hire a camera guy 😂
I am not in the business but I watched one video and and was very impressed by the knowledge and care given with each job. I wish I could find an HVAC tech in my area who works like this
“Today’s service call is an interesting one” gotta love it
Almost as bad as “oh, by the way, while you’re here”...right after you put the tools away. Good work Chris, covered all the bases. 👍
Your videos are totally interesting for me and I'm retired and in the UK and not even from an HVAC background, you're not the only HVAC tech I follow so I know how good you are. Thanks for working so hard to produce your videos, they are so professional and so informative for other HVAC guys.
Thank you so much for what you do, as a tech and also your videos. I went to school 7 years ago and unfortunately got a DUI and I'm still dealing with it even though I don't drink alcohol anymore -.-
Your videos are extremely entertaining and they are also very educational. I am going to work mega hard to get back to the field. And your help is extremely appreciated. Thank you!
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Customers think they save money when they cancel preventive maintenance. Yes you save initially but in the long run they spend a ton on repairs that could have been prevented. I couldn’t tell you how many times I’ve told a customer that they’re saving too much money. Don’t buy a contactor but buy a new compressor when it burns up do to points that are burned up. SMH lol
Unfortunately that is how Accounting 101 works. Maint comes out of one budget, replacement parts and units come out of a different budget. Top (mis)Management sends down an edict to save maint costs this quarter. They end up spending 5 times that much on replacement equipment next quarter. But the year-end bottom line looks wonderful and makes the Annalists happy, and the Maint Manager gets a year-end bonus of $50K for saving the company 7% on the quarter's budget.
You can’t fix stupid but you can muffle it with duct tape
Yeah its all about the numbers with the corporate restaurants its just a big money shift.... I will discuss this on the stream tonight, I will be going live on RUclips this evening 1/27/20 @ 5:PM (pacific time) to discuss my most recent uploads and answer questions from RUclips comments, emails and the live chat. Come on over and check it out if you can, ruclips.net/video/5KtVii_Tw5M/видео.html
@@lwilton Actually, accountants are usually conservative and will ADVOCATE for PM and things because they look at the long term, not the short term. Managers look at short term and their bonuses and say "fuck the bean counters." And yes... many times the bean counters don't know the real world either and also shortchange it. I guess, when it comes to all jobs, it's the guy or gal in the field that can give the best feedback and is the most often ignored. *facepalm*
Been there, done that!
I'm retired now. I did 39 years, in Canada, on the front lines and loved my job most days.
The worst ones for me were the ones that ignored/deffered the heating repairs that I had recommended during my fall maintenance checks. On the coldest day in the winter, that unit fails and I am up in the snow and cold fixing the thing. I took no pity on those customers. All my good customers get a break once in a while, but not the ones that try to save a buck.
I kind of miss the action and occasional aggravation.
I enjoy your videos and your "no nonsense" approach.
Thanks so much for the nice words and thanks for watching!! I will be going live on RUclips this evening 1/27/20 @ 5:PM (pacific time) to discuss my most recent uploads and answer questions from RUclips comments, emails and the live chat. Come on over and check it out if you can, ruclips.net/video/5KtVii_Tw5M/видео.html
not a cooling and heating guy i was bored one night watch a video of your call to fix your competitors mistake and been hook on it. love to become a hvac guy but to old to start learning so i watch your videos keep up the great work
I love watching you methodically go through issues, and I’m fascinated at how interconnected everything is. Brilliantly narrated for a non industry RUclips viewer.
i was this many days when i learned 90% of the last 50% of what I didn't know about bigger ac systems and sensors. My friends new house has 6 zones and 3 different systems with dampers and sensors n stuff. at one time the phone line went to the hvac system. If you dont enter in dtmf pass it went to the alarm. Which could also control the hvac. Concrete and cinder 3 story home, they started to cut and pull the old alarm system and phone and took down hvac. If it was "telephone looking wire" they cut and pulled it. I got everything open and some cheap thermostats that's working the fans and furnace right now on the bottom floor. Heat rises :) I'm hoping some ESP32 chips with a raspberry pi3 I can DIY a modern setup. I've only watched about 4 of your videos, but this was the first I seen the economizer explained. One of her systems has that feature and I had no idea what it was or supposed to do. Thanks for making me smarter.
Very Precise & thorough.I enjoyed this video.Thank you!
Nice video, im legit sending this to some of my techs. Im a service manager for a commercial hvac company and i find a lot of my guys struggle with the jade controller. All of them have been to the class but the way you explained operation while troubleshooting was very easy to understand and just the way you went thru the job with your thought process.
I have several large chain restaurants that seem to “put off maintenance “ every time there is a change in management at the restaurant. One simple issue turns into a full day. The majority of the time, explaining how important preventative maintenance truly is both inside the kitchen and on the roof they usually change their mind about preventative maintenance on a regular basis. Nice thorough job diagnosing, and correcting the issues!
The age old cause for this is you have middle or upper management with no clue just looking at financial statements trying to save money.
It is oddly satisfying to see all of these broken machines getting fixed.
Great video, always like the way you look at big picture. Thanks again
I truly respect you for
Being a thorough technician. Not many like you wish I had a chance to work along side you with me being a young technician. Keep up the great work!
Good job in diagnosing a bad 3-phase switch. I'm sure a lot of techs would of just replaced the motor first, then replace parts back from there back to the starter or contactor all at the customer's expense! I deal with a lot of 3-phase motors but typically 50-100 HP ones and there is a procedure for testing and it's not really that hard to properly diagnose whether it's the motor, the wiring, the starter or what triggers the starter coil, but far too often people just don't understand how it all works and just start replacing parts. Anyways props to you for doing a good job diagnosing the issues!
I appreciate what you are doing im watching your videos because I need to learn more and I prey with the knowledge I have and working with some companies I've learned enough and watching your videos has helped me so now im waiting for an open door to get my career going again thanks man for all your doing
That's gotta be the CLEANEST restaurant roof I've ever seen!
I’m a FIeld tech for a cable company. I too know how a trouble call can go from something simple to a hole can of worms. It’s nice to see a tech who puts hard effort to get there customer running the correct way!
You should consider a chest mount or shoulder mount for a camera, that way you can do stuff without gimping yourself by having to hold a camera with one hand.
Love your videos. I am not an HVAC Tech but I do commercial service and often get sent to things that turn into HVAC company jobs. We do a lot of Electrical work for the companies we sup the HVAC to.
Been watching a couple of your vids now. I'm a complete neophyte when it comes to basically everything you're doing, but it's still interesting to get a "hands on" view of a job you don't know anything about. As well as seeing all the bad things you come across, like the leaking oil, or the completely plugged filters, etc.
I don't know that I'll be a regular viewer of your content, but at the very least I can claim that whatever you're doing (regarding the videos) is working :)
Keep up the good work, and thank you for instructing the masses.
Thanks so much!
I always enjoy watching your methodology. If I was a younger man and still lived in So Cal, I'd be bangin' on your shop door! lol
Great video. When it rains, it pours
I am just so impressed at how you never give up or feel defeat.
Thank you. I am learning so much that I can apply in other fields. I appreciate your videos.
from time to time I will transport those/or similar roof unit in the trailer of my truck xD nice to see how they work.
Man what a laundry list. Gotta say though, all in all, I bet that place is feeling a hell of alot better, those units missed you and your level of service.
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You sir, are a multi tasking KING!
Great info Chris! Thank you for making this video and sharing it. You are a beast. i have been doing commercial kitchen hot/cold for 3 years and want to branch into HVAC due to boredom. Your videos are so informative and I feel like i am right there with ya. Thanks again Chris.
Right on bud, glad I could help!! I will be going live on RUclips this evening 1/27/20 @ 5:PM (pacific time) to discuss my most recent uploads and answer questions from RUclips comments, emails and the live chat. Come on over and check it out if you can, ruclips.net/video/5KtVii_Tw5M/видео.html
love the diagnostic process and this is just that, keep up the good work
When "everything is not working" in a restaurant I call that HVACR VIDEO special. ;)
Love watching your videos man, always a lot of knowledge to be gained watching you diagnose things and how you do things. Wish I could work with someone like you with the knowledge you have!
I love the serendipity of the follow up video from.... The Fixx !
Part of the legend of Pandora's box.. when Pandora realized what she had done she reacted quickly and trapped the worst evil of all in the box ... foreknowledge or hopelessness. Mankind would not be driven insane by knowing all of the sadness and troubles that would befall him. I think of this after I've had a bad day at work. Interesting story.
Nice call on Not changing the motor on the exhaust fan. I knew immediately, the motor was single phasing due to the fact it was trying to start but couldn't and the overload kicked out after a few seconds. Good job!
Thanks bud, I try and show my thought process and that's what I thought at first but I always confirm by checking voltage...I will be going live on RUclips this evening 1/27/20 @ 5:PM (pacific time) to discuss my most recent uploads and answer questions from RUclips comments, emails and the live chat. Come on over and check it out if you can, ruclips.net/video/5KtVii_Tw5M/видео.html
I'm aware it was a 3 phase fan. It was "single phasing" on 2 of the 3 legs however. The 3rd leg of 3 phase was dead for whatever reason.
Mr. Sunshines, in the industry, we say a 3 phase motor is "single phasing" when its only getting 2 of the 3 phases. Clearly this is a 3 phase motor trying to start on only 2 phases which is why the pulley is alternating direction and trying to start when power is applied. Once he takes out the faulty switch, we have 3 phase again and motor works fine.
Also, its not wrong to say single phase motor or split phase motor.
I already expect this high level of service, knowledge and thoroughness from you but it still blows me away at how good you are lol. I need to step my game up lol.
Thanks for the nice words but Im just a normal dude that tries my best! I will be going live on RUclips this evening 1/27/20 @ 5:PM (pacific time) to discuss my most recent uploads and answer questions from RUclips comments, emails and the live chat. Come on over and check it out if you can, ruclips.net/video/5KtVii_Tw5M/видео.html
I kept my spare exhaust belts in A/C evap compartments to keep them out of the heat and dry rotting. May not be a problem in So Cal . I was in Las Vegas and summers were brutal
Thanks
That hot-wired plug detail speaks volumes to your attention to detail and doing what’s right
I’m often amazed how many discarded parts, bolts, screws , drink cans and food containers are left on roof systems -
So ownership ignored basic maintenance with a contractural engagement of a competent service company and now an expanded list of issues must be addressed and varied service industry staff and customers suffer the consequences of neglect -?
Finn Green I’m training new guys on the job. When finished with inspections we walk the roof and pick up all the debris on the roof. They were complaining about picking it up. I told them it didn’t matter who put the trash there. We were the last ones on the roof and it looks bad on us. The customer doesn’t know but if you’re the last on the roof you take the blame. Always pick up after yourself and others. It’s not fun being someone else’s trash man but the job is now yours. Take pride do it right the first time. Stay safe.
@@actechformallyyomama746 As a maintenance man, Trash on the roof irks me. I spent 3hrs cleaning out a downspout once that was clogged foot and a half with leaves because someone left a coke can on the roof. It went down the scupper, the downspout and got lodged at the bottom where it connected to a 3" PVC running under ground and out under the sidewalk. No amount of back washing would clear the clog. I had to end up climbing through holly shrubs, cut an access hole in the downspout and pull all the trash out leading to the coke can culprit.
I’m not sure where you are but if you’re in Houston and you get on one of my roofs then you’re welcome. Lol stay safe
Another great and informative video, I like how you check your units and see the whole picture to insure system is working to it’s maximum potential. I’m sure a lot of people are better thanks to tech like yourself shearing their knowledge. 👍🏻
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Another great vid, Chris. Always learning something else whether its work ethics or actual HVAC 👍
Thanks bud, glad I could help, I will be going live on RUclips this evening 1/27/20 @ 5:PM (pacific time) to discuss my most recent uploads and answer questions from RUclips comments, emails and the live chat. Come on over and check it out if you can, ruclips.net/video/5KtVii_Tw5M/видео.html
Bro your thoroughness is amazing.
I really like the trouble shooting on this video.. That's really professional 👏..
Good job, and it's always nice to do more than you expect as it keeps the $$$ rolling in... God bless.
Good job like always thank you for explaining every detail.
Lovely one job turns into a lot . Nice one 👍👍
Matt,my comment is LONG and it may have you scratching your head but here is my comment. Matt......you are one smart guy. I am 58 ,started this trade when I was 26. I had no schooling and started as a "Duct Cleaner" . Back then I dont think we had portable vac systems like they have today. I had the Pringle Vac truck with a power take off. It pulled 13,000 Cfm's. ANYWAY.....I worked as a HVAC helper,/ apprentice in the Spring and Summer. I slowly worked my way up,gaining knowledge to the point I was installing on my own. The service came a little later. I worked for my boss for approximately 11 years and then he became terminally ill. I had absolutely NO experience in running this company. But I did it because his family did not know who else they could of relied on to keep the company going. While he was sick,he tried to go over as much as he could so I could keep his business going. Well,he died.
I had 2 choices. Keep running the company that was overwhelming for me cuz of the lack of knowledge, or
Walk away,and work for someone else.
Because I loved my boss and his family I felt I had to do this. So I did. I ran his business for his family the best I could.
I made mistakes ,but over the following 2 years I learned alot because I had no choice. This family was counting on me. My bosses wife had a good paying career and really did not need the revenue from.her husbands hvac co. After 2.5 years, I was tired of running this company like I was the owner and either wanted to move on,or offer her money to buy the business.
It took awhile for things to materialize but she finally excepted my offer for the business and I bought it. That was well over 30 years ago. After having the company for 8 years,I DID NOT want to work for myself anymore. My father came down with terminal brain cancer. Well before he got real sick,I would have to not work days so I could take him to his Dr's Appointments, which were in Center City Philadelphia. This wore me out and by the time he died,
I DID NOT want to own my business anymore.
I let the company devolve, and started working for other contractors. The guy I work for now ,I have been working for him for over 8 years. No refrigeration but commercial HVAC. Anyway, I am making my comments because .I have alot of years under my belt but my knowledge is laughable compared to what you know. Matt,you are ANAL,but you are DAMN great at our field. I wish I was 1/4 as knowledge as you. I have only been following you for a few months but DAMN........you inspire me to work smarter,more efficiently ,and like you always says. Look at the big picture. Do not assume !
Anyway,thank you for the time you put into your video's. One more thing.
You need to have artist draw a cartoonist Charactiture of you and make T-shirts with your caption
saying " Thats interesting ".
I notice you say that alot when things don't either add up on a call, or a piece of equipment is doing something thats not normal. Anyway,take care,Howard
This title describes EVERY DAMN TIME I try and fix a "simple" problem in my old house 🤣🤣🤣
Who actually thumbs down this mans videos? 🤦🏻♂️
Stopping PM is a very short term money savings for the customer. As complex as any AC system is it needs consistent looking after. Keep on top of it and the customer will then see a huge money savings in the long run. It's hard to convince people to spend money when nothing is broken to save money. Great video
hmm. i thought that only happened to me. Glad i'm not alone! Not even field specific. Can't tell you how many customers have brought me mowers that "just needed a tune up" after sitting outside for 10 years with water in the tank.... yeah... needs more than a tune up buddy...
Love your approach
Thank you!
This normal to run into lots of issue. The more you look the more you find
Yes! Another great HVACR video!
Great work!! Amazing advice!
I’ll a plumbing and heating master tech 20 yearsin CT. I started doing ac this Is my second year. I love your vids. If you can go into a little more detail when scrolling through settings on the control boards that would be cool otherwise your doing a great job. I really appreciate the knowledge your sharing.
Very nice job. I am surprised that Honeywell equipment is not as good as it used to be. The old Honeywell stuff almost never failed and you had many failures on one roof. WoW. Thanks for the video's.
Excellent video ! Learned a lot , I can see home from your videos !
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excellent tech enjoy the videos,he takes care of his customers. thinks ahead to next tech.
I you are thorough. The problem we run across is you are only allowed a 500 dollar spending budget on repairs so you patch it up at times. Till next service period then you know you have the funds.
Greetings, thank you for the videos!
Very helpful and interesting video!
I hope this restaurant appreciates what you do, their equipment certainly keeps you busy 😲
I was manager of a few service stations (for a big fuel comp) over the years, they didn't ever want you to do preventative maintenance but I found ways around them. Well fridges got cheep cut to size filters on there condensers and was cleaned once a month, then comes the fuel pumps.
They was old and needed a lot of work just to keep them running and so once one went down we reported several was and it was surprising how well the pumps kept going till the office finally installed new pumps.
I was happy to get out of it all and work for my self in another field.
Just discovered your channel, great videos
Keep a spiral notebook in the service truck with listings of regulars, listing #of units, basic filter and belt sizes, and dates of last service and quick notes of highlights of last service.
Just to try and get an idea of what you're walking into.
Sometimes it works, sometimes it don't.
Dude your talented can’t wait to get to your level
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Great video bro! Blessing
On the west coast we have to recommend dehumidifier options! Try to convince a customer that a.c. is not their problem! I have convinced one customer so far and they are the most successful in the area and refuses to tell others. What we did!
"Customer stopped preventative maintenance for a bit"
Bro, those filters were 6 months old.
Meaning he hadn't done PM in a while prior to that. Those belts don't get that bad in that short of time
This was a great video of "a day in the life." Nice work.
Great job man!👍🏻
Awesome job once again, THANK YOU!
Honestly, thank you ☺️
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I really appreciate your videos
Filters date 7/14/2109 !!!
You really went to the rescue of those compressors.
As technology goes on internet based wet bulb set point integration will be the best solution on those economizers.
Thanks that was super informative!
Good job very thorough
Fine video. Thanks!
I Sure do love audio splitting!
I hate the one thing after another but keeps us working !
I run into this at my school buildings. I've only been in the district for a little more than a year. Boiler issues do to lack of maintenance and AC issues do to lack of maintenance. Keeps me busy but also have to watch what I spend.
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jesus man! when it rains it pours apparently. Really enjoying the videos. Currently in process of getting my resume ready and working with the union to swap over to commercial side, but man what a different beast !!!! makes me a bit nervous
Your little chingus is called Phoenix Connector. Originally they are called Euroblocks and are very popular in the Audio Industry as well as industrial controls.
Loved the branch on the roof :p
You're the man! HVAC man!
On install of jade’s controllers I found the setting for aggressiveness waits one hour before calling for mechanical cooling. So crazy!
Great video and learning experience.
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I had to say it...I am from florida and the humidity is funny to me.
Anyways great job as always man.
I also write the belt size on the outside panel for the next time I come back. I enjoyed the walk through on the srv call, I haven’t had a call yet where I run into that many things occur before actually servicing for the call.
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Nice Video Chris!