lot of good info. I wish I had the time to take care of my tools like that, but those days are gone. I was able to do that when I work for my father in the automotive world many moons ago. I have been cleaning ice machines all week and yesterday I noticed the bit in my 4-way got so rusted in place it had to be removed with pliers from the rust and also, one of the mechanic's say's is this yours. Yes, that's my wiggy; we found it in the ceiling. I did not even notice it was missing in my tool bag. Lol, Thanks for the video. I guess I should clean out my tool cart. LMAO
Actually went an bought a ridgid ford wrench because of you. Also 100% agree with the slow an steady quote. In this industry you shouldn’t ever rush anything. Loving all the uploads man. Stay safe out there.
Daniel where did get smooth jaw pipe wrench? I love my refrigwear jacket! Great video still doing residential there's hope my knee and ankle healing . I got impatient you answered my question Ford wrench! Nice when it ain't 100 outside coming out of freezer! Body shock be safe out there!😣
What are the average freezer temps you’re in? And what do you recommend for freezer wear that will keep you warm for at least up to 30 mins or an hour in -25?
I love this kind of systems Because is using non toxic refrigerants. (Here in Europe A2L's or CO2 transcritical) is good solution if the installation are in Public areas. Same installations here is using R404A if is new installation we using R454C which is a A2L refrigerant. In " new" (2015-2020) installation with A1 refrigerants we using R448A. Now with the new F-Gas regulations for R448A the legal refrigeration capacity is from 500W(0.5kW) up to 40.000W(40kW) Is illegal to use R448A(high GWP) in installations larger than 40kW for example 250kW for 250kW is mandatory to use R454C(ultra low GWP). Now in Greece we have flake ice installation that utilizes R404A refrigerant the metering device for Geneglace F800(20 tons flake ice per 24h) is flooded system without pumps (gravity system) this system have 375 kg with two semi-hermetic screw compressors from bitzer (HSN6461-50) (need one more compressor to cover the capacity needs without capacity control like a normal refrigeration rack) this installation in 95' was used with ammonia as refrigerant.
@@alliancetechnh3368 the Greek government unfortunately have prohibited the ammonia for public places and unfortunately the installation are in central fish market of Thessaloniki.
lot of good info. I wish I had the time to take care of my tools like that, but those days are gone. I was able to do that when I work for my father in the automotive world many moons ago. I have been cleaning ice machines all week and yesterday I noticed the bit in my 4-way got so rusted in place it had to be removed with pliers from the rust and also, one of the mechanic's say's is this yours. Yes, that's my wiggy; we found it in the ceiling. I did not even notice it was missing in my tool bag. Lol, Thanks for the video. I guess I should clean out my tool cart. LMAO
You know that's a big evap when the motors look like the belong in a condenser 😂
Gotta love CPC controllers.
Just watched 3 videos in one.
- motor replacement
- how to maintain your tools
- tool bag loudout
Love the content!
And subcooler controller replacement!
Actually went an bought a ridgid ford wrench because of you. Also 100% agree with the slow an steady quote. In this industry you shouldn’t ever rush anything. Loving all the uploads man. Stay safe out there.
That's awesome. I'll be going over all my tools soon.
Daniel where did get smooth jaw pipe wrench? I love my refrigwear jacket! Great video still doing residential there's hope my knee and ankle healing . I got impatient you answered my question Ford wrench! Nice when it ain't 100 outside coming out of freezer! Body shock be safe out there!😣
Crescent C9 wrench amazon
Crescent 9" Automotive Wrench - C79H Amazon
What are the average freezer temps you’re in? And what do you recommend for freezer wear that will keep you warm for at least up to 30 mins or an hour in -25?
Mostly 0 to -10. I do have a system that runs At -40. My Suit is rated for -30. I usually wear my jacket under my suit.
I love this kind of systems Because is using non toxic refrigerants. (Here in Europe A2L's or CO2 transcritical) is good solution if the installation are in Public areas.
Same installations here is using R404A if is new installation we using R454C which is a A2L refrigerant.
In " new" (2015-2020) installation with A1 refrigerants we using R448A.
Now with the new F-Gas regulations for R448A the legal refrigeration capacity is from 500W(0.5kW) up to 40.000W(40kW)
Is illegal to use R448A(high GWP) in installations larger than 40kW for example 250kW for 250kW is mandatory to use R454C(ultra low GWP).
Now in Greece we have flake ice installation that utilizes R404A refrigerant the metering device for Geneglace F800(20 tons flake ice per 24h) is flooded system without pumps (gravity system) this system have 375 kg with two semi-hermetic screw compressors from bitzer (HSN6461-50) (need one more compressor to cover the capacity needs without capacity control like a normal refrigeration rack) this installation in 95' was used with ammonia as refrigerant.
Ammonia absorbs more BTU's per pound. Ammonia is and always will be the #1. Yeah it's a little toxic.
@@alliancetechnh3368 the Greek government unfortunately have prohibited the ammonia for public places and unfortunately the installation are in central fish market of Thessaloniki.
What kinda wrench do you use for opening valves?
9" ford Wrench.
@@alliancetechnh3368 thank you sir
Crescent 9" Automotive Wrench - C79H
@@alliancetechnh3368 I’m still new to refrigeration but I have a question, can DX coils be used on low temp applications?
@@alexrojas8373 Yes.
Where are you based from
Walnut California.