Why not chill in the fridge? Just one reason?
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- Why not chill in the fridge? Just one reason?
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Sandal dudes : bet.
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These dudes are GOOD.
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😂😂😂🙏🙏🙏
I have a 1956 General Motors Refrigerator in my garage. Runs like the day it was built.
Using twice the power?
Did you meant "General Electric"?
@@ethanplace2194
NO. General Motors. Just like the Automotive Name.
У меня панасоник 88 года. Тоже всё окейно
That's what I call the legend
Thank you for fixing the things we already have. The planet needs more of this for everyone’s sake
Said that about all the perfect empty buildings. Commerce says all new codes prevent old buildings from being updated at a fair price.
That’s the way it used to be. My parents grew up in the great depression in my dad did not like to throw anything away. He would always try to fix it and he usually could. He would find old electric skillets and toasters at yard sales and try to fix them to make them work and then give them away to people who needed them
@jimbarrett5930 smart man. I was raised to REPAIR anything and everything. We now live in a disposable society. I do NOT contribute to it one bit!
Truly we do. If more repurposed and rebuilt we wouldn't have half the trash and waste we do today.
Remember the mushroom shaped thing for darning (sowing over holes) in our socks
Give a man a set of flip flops and he will run around the house just wanting to repair stuff..
Так можно лопнуть от высокомерия.
😂😂😂😂😂
@@user-pp7on4ff5lhe is actually sow this man the respect he deserves
Those were Jesus sandals
You are awful.😂😂😂
Supuestamente en Argentina le llaman bochas blindadas las cuales según los técnicos no tienen arreglo. Pero me llamo la atención con que insistencia me pedía que se la venda para repuestos. Y lo que ofrecía era miseria. Vi un video como este en RUclips y me di cuenta que podía arreglar. Soy comprador compulsivo de herramientas manuales y eléctricas. De una manera más precaria, pero lo logre. No exactamente tenía rota esa parte. Hace 5 años que estoy usandola en mi taller desde que la restaure. Soy reciclador compulsivo. Si veo tirado un artefacto eléctrico en buen estado lo agarro y lo arreglo. Lavarropas, secarropas, freidora, hornos eléctricos. Planchas estufas, etc
Good for you thinking fixing a mechanic thing is being soo inclined. You just havent run into a module problem 😉
Es verdad. Dicen q no tienen solución.
Y resulta q es la junta...
Yo soy de Chile y hago lo mismo ...reparo lo que sea 🤝🧲🧰🗜️🔩🔧🔨⚙️
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Eres la mera vrg 💪
I turned one of these into a vacuum pump. The oil had to be replaced with a thinner oil as there was no refrigerant thinning it out. I used Johnson's Baby oil. The pump worked really well. 😊
El ingenio siempre por delante
Absolutely you can turn those into vacuum pumps. I used one for years doing air-conditioning work myself.
They are actually better than the ones you can buy .
Add a tank and a reg you got a air compressor
Me too! I found an old semi hermetic compressor from an old refer unit. I put a washing machine motor on it with a manual relay to start it using a toggle switch and a door bell button. Best vacuum pump ever!!
@@dougjones2296 I've been using mine for about 30 years, Probably off a big freezer or something.
Great job at cutting that gasket. I've tried and its not easy.
Leather
Fr
What kind of leather from what animal and whst part of the animal if you happen to know? There are many different leathers depemdemt on animal and were its taken from.
@@l0I0I0I0synthetic leather aka polyethylene
Отверстия пробивают до вырезания прокладки.
Everywhere else they repair stuff. In the U.S. we just add it to the pile in our landfills.
В детстве на мопед карпаты так же прокладки делал
До вы е бываетесь! Переводчик в помошь😂
Isso é globalização, produtos absoletos para não te deixarem poupar nada.
This compressor was collected from your landfill and sent to India for repair.
@@sparked3113 most likely not its 2 things they recycle the metals or it just goes into a landfil
I love fixing things. My electric leaf blower was failing, and it turned out the variable speed switch was going bad. Instead of spending $120 on a new one, I ordered the part ($19), watched a youtube video, and fixed it in about 40 minutes.
Same type of thing with my garage door spring (saved $200), my clothes dryer ($8 for a thermal fuse and 15 minutes, saving me hundreds), my obsolete garage door opener motor (just bought someone's good one off of ebay for $65), saving me about $350, fixed my $400 gas lawn mower that wasn't starting after sitting all winter (just cleaned the carb tube with a $3 can of carb cleaner and did the same with my expensive power washer) and on and on and on.
It's really cool and satisfying to do things like this as long as the effort doesn't cost more than the item is worth.
Are you a millionaire yet? Lol
This was honestly super high quality considering what he’s got to work with. Definitely one of the best of these vids I’ve ever seen
Неужели компрессор просто отремонтировал, ни сделали него двс, ни бензопилу , ни атомный реактор. Просто отремонтировал. Мое почтение.
Доктор дю бы охуел😁
😂😂😂
Прокладку не мог с краю вырезать, перевод материала
Old school use deer hide or pig skin works Cheers @@demiang9369
Отдал хозяину. За 7к рублёв
They literally welded the thing closed so you can’t fix it. They should make everything fixable, so we wouldn’t have to throw things away constantly for such a simple fix like this. Companies are so corrupt these days just building things to make harder to fix so you just buy the next best model harder to fix.
Thats true
tell me you dont know anything about hvac without telling me you dont
its a compressor high pressure so in a way its a bomb also if it was bolt down any little leak will one could be explosive, toxic or lean to a full compressor frailer which then you might as well replace the whole thing
old days, they got bolts on it, same as tanks with a membrane for water central heater
But then you wouldn't C O N S U M E
Same Companies To Society: You’re all ruining the environment, save the Earth!
A hermetic compressor in the US would not be fixed for any reason every serviceman would ask you if you we're crazy and tell you it couldn't be done
It can be done there’s just no money in it. Very little definitely cheaper to buy a new one with warranty
Warranties are designed to end before a piece of equipment breaks, I just fix what I can myself and what I can't I look up for someone that did. If no one did then I try myself and if it breaks in the process I had to buy a new one anyway and now I know how to fix it
I love this channel. The U.S. is a throwaway and replace society instead of repairing. I wish I had the time to repair like this. But this industry is so fast paced
I’m sick and tired of all the junk that we’re more or less stuck with. We used to be able to buy a fridge and expect it to last 50+ years, and with few repairs. My fridge, oven, and microwave all quit in less than 20 years, and that’s supposedly good.
It’s so expensive to repair or even just the parts
Who's quality of life is better? Lol trade places with them then....
@@wenyibing Right. Now I got a used fridge that’s about 40-45 years old, and I’ll bet it will last me a long time. 🙂
Don’t worry guys, at the rate your politicians are “preventing” “aggression” y’all will be fixing everything for centuries to come. Enjoy the consumerism while it lasts
Thankfully there are still people who repair instead of replace. I would love to get into a position where I could repair some serious amount of electronics for people.
Those chipmunks do fantastic jobs
The Minions
Yeah! A chipmunks and minions that have a great skills, love recycling, doesn't need to spend much and most of it all, Love the nature and our mother earth
🤣 I am sure you are a good chipmunk too.
@@joselitoacayan3727 I'm pretty sure they recicle and reuse because they have to, not because they love it.
Now this is a man who fixes it and gets it done. As a fellow fixer, hats off brother👍
That's awesome, i freaking hate throwing old equipment away that can be fixed!!
Trocou a junta. Poucos fazem este trabalho nestes pequenos motores. Parabéns
I lived in Colombia South America for 8 years. Small appliance repair shops are everywhere. Including shops that sell every part to repair a blender, for example. The downside to this is that the people earn very little money and work on a contract basis. Contracts of one week to yearly revolving ones. When they earn more money (including repairmen) they will throw that blender away and buy another new one. Much cheaper and less hassel to by a cheap mass produced blender than to fix that blender. It happened in the US after 1975 or so hopefully it will happen to them.
Я клапанные доски на стекле часами притирал, полировал. А тут постучал, поцарапал, поставил, пальцем проверил. И так сойдёт. Слов нет , одни эмоции.
А что тут такого то???
as a technician or a mechanic the time that you spend is worth, later on when you remind it you call it as experience
Бытовой от обычного холодильника компрессор, не космическим двигатель.
И штуцера без колец😅
И прокладка из какого то дермантина 👍
After watching repair videos it feels me very soothing... In the time of use and throw .. really helpful for skilled technicians and customer also ..
Beau travail c cool de voir comment vous reparer ce compresseur de frigidere
Так это и был..компрессор)))
این یخچال کار نخواهد کرد ،، تعداد زیادی خرده آهن و گرد و غبار در روغن کمپرسور وجود دارد، ذرات برش آهن
@@user-qj5lf8gn6q так он это и написал))
It’s great to see those that repurpose and rebuild that which is necessary instead of throwing it away. 🙏
Durable stuff! This is so much better than to switch it for a new one, much better if we all tried to fix things first before renewing it.
Real issue is that most often than not its not worth the time and effort to fix stuff like this
well when you do this the life of the rebuild is not as good if it was new. so they cant just sell it no one would trust it seeing the cost just to replace it again if rebuild was not done right
I once made a head gasket for my inline 6 Dodge Dart, from a cereal box soaked in motor oil. It lasted for 500 miles until I got to Cabo San Lucas. Necessity,is the mother of invention.
Way go go dude
Cara top seu trabalho 👏👏 bom que eu aprendi como arrumar se eu precisar
I love the way you guys fix these kind of things over hear it would cost $200 to get that done it's not worth it over hear in Australia keep up the good work
Подобрал с мусорки мотор, разобрал его, поменял прокладку, собрал и выкинул обратно
Почему, объясните пожалуйста?
@@abdullasultangazi136 это юмор! На видео не сказано, что это и зачем он так сделал!
Si amigó estás reparaciónes no siempre funcionan y puede llevar días de intentos, debe llegar a las 500 libras ajuro
😊
Я слышал - эти двигатели очень долгоживущие.
I remember buying gasket paper from the car parts place 45 years ago, because it was quicker than waiting for an expensive gasket to be ordered from the dealer. There were rarely any nonOEM parts in stock. You could even buy cork sheet to make rocker cover gaskets.
This job in Canada will cost you the price of new fridge 😂
Actually more considering welding
Вам там миньёны что ли помогают? На заднем плане разговаривают!😁
Мегафиксики.
That was easy part. Now ypu need refuel instalation with proper gas.
If you have the equipment it's arguably easier than cutting that metal shell lol
@@ikarus1111a but how will you repair the leak if you don't cut it open?
Вакумировщик и манометры творят чудеса .
My guess, they're just repairing it for a service company. They're jobs done probably
What are you talking about? Pressurizing the system back is way easier than this.
That has got to leave you feeling pretty good you diagnosed the problem did what it took to get the refrigerator back on line without spending a fortune .And not just anybody could do that. Great job!
Love how you guys can fix anything with home made tools
none of the tools in the video is handmade
The caption: "why not chill in the fridge" makes my day 10x better 😂😂
Was that so-called "gasket" made from a piece of vinyl? If so, you will be doing this all over again here real soon.
Exactly.
I think that's not vinyl, that's gasket material (similar to or equivalent of Bellumoid). They come in rolls, and it allows you to make any gasket you want, especially if the gasket is out of stock or no longer made. Though, to be honest, I've never seen gasket material that thick before.
Nah probably not real soon,
Down in Yemen I took my outboard to have some repairs done and the head gasket was changed with kinda same material too.
It held for a good 6 years till I replaced it when serviced it again, because why not!
It could've done 1 or 2 more years if left.
You never had to make your own gasket out of gasket material huh?
they sell gasket stock in sheets I have made many years ago when making ones to bypass the EGR system that were causing vacuum leaks .
Love it! Wish we had skillful people to rebuild stuff here in the States.
Hill can tell me Mano type the article between the plates is very important knowing and where we buy
👍 An excellent and amazing video. Very nice repairing work.
Everyone made their own gaskets years ago. Not everyone whacks the mounted face with a hammer though 😂😂😂
Probably why it was leaking to begin with....
Right?! Gotta ensure you have repeat customers I guess. Just like the original manufacturer did when they sealed the unit to make repairs difficult
Yhat guys are the definite solution of the Environmental Pollution problem 👏👏👏🙏🙏👍👍
Запаяли вместе со стружкой?Так можно чтоли?
Это Пакистанский страна розовых поней и эльфоф, можно там.
Главное что не переделали в лобзик и прочее
распилив болгаркой. пыль корунда уже не вымыть полностью. только пилить фрезой
Здесь же не всё показывают, а только основные моменты.
по нынешним ценам я и ножовкой на табуретке распилю) причём с магнитом чтоб вообще ни чего не загадить
É interessante a forma de repado.
Aqui nós simplesmente substituimos o compressor.
Ótimo trabalho 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Esse compressor irá ser usado novamente em geladeira ou freezer????
Yes ofcourse
no it will run in a atomic energy plant 😂
Looks like a repair service that would be great having back in the US. What with many brand new fridges failing lately.
That hole punch is swearing at you from beyond the grave
Aí sim parabéns Pablo Maçal vc é o cara❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Haz los agujeros antes de cortar el contorno de la junta
Hola pero de verdad eso si se puede hacer? Es decir repararan esos motores así?
@@detodounpococonael78Así es.
ха-ха-ха , самоделкин , легче этот выбросить и купить новый , так как больше такое работать не будет😂😂
Been making gaskets like that for my motorcycles for years. An old cereal box works really well.
Minion speech in the background killed me
You my guy are doing something that actually matters.
As a person who made gaskets for over 30 years this man is good.
With the people like this around you, nothing broken in your house.
Estas personas son unos genios.. con tan poca tecnología hacen cosas inimaginables..
The squawking in the background at the end is gold
Remember kids, sometimes its not some thing major in a repair, it could be a just a bad seal.
Love how you guys fix everything sick of everyone buying a new one every 5 years when its usually something easy to fix
I read the title as "reasons not to hang out in a refrigerator" lmao
Even if it's an old item, I'll fix it and use it. I am impressed by engineers from such underdeveloped countries.
My man is working with minions
I have cut it using simple grinder, the way he fixed it is great
BRILLIANT !!!!.
What a great job !!!.
My respects.
It's Awesome to see this done in This fashion... Good Street Work
Had a Fuchsware fridge that was gifted to me by an old gent. That this WAS brand new when he and his fife got married in 1957. It’s STILL running. Only thing I had to change on it was the door seals. Oh and a respray on the paint. Was that hideous “hospital green” colour. I had sprayed gloss black and had the chrome trimmings redone.
Those old Danfoss compressors are really well made
Una gran forma de reciclar motores de heladera que están en condiciones de ser usados, saludos desde ARGENTINA BAHIA BLANCA 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍
I'm going to remember this when I retire in the Philippines.
You really have to hand it to some people’s ingenuity!! ❤
I go with the stealing my neighbors refrigerator, also a very cost effective method 😂
Всегда восхищаюсь, когда вырезают что-то из центра заготовки.
What can you repair?
Bro: YES
They work so fast, & their voices are so cute🤣
That’s happened to me with my house air fans… rarely damage the motor but many times the capacitors and speed sensors break down causing the fan to stop or work poorly. I’d order the parts through eBay and made the repairs myself. Replace those 6 fans will implied $1,300 but all the work only cost to me $97 (including a six pack of Artisan Beers 🍻 for the technician 😂😊). 🙌🏼👍🏼
I use good little surgical scissors like those when cutting gaskets. I also take cheap sockets and twirl them against the edge of a grind stone to make hole punchers. Old spent 22 caliber shells work good also for punching holes and gaskets
какое экономное использование материала!!!!
Only in Pakistan, so long as the item was manufactured, it is bound to be repaired and made even much better than the original
Ah yes the Skull Opener 3000
Great, you saved a 1950 frigidaire. uses 3x the electric as today. BRAVO!
You can buy actual gasket wrap, but if you can, the thickness of cereal boxes is absolutely perfect for your own gaskets if you are in a pinch- diesel technology grad
Hey maybe try using the side of that leather for the gasket instead of dead center and wasting so much excess. Had you used it up to the edge you could probably make a few more gaskets outta it in the future. Just a suggestion. Good work
They should build everything super simple, symmetrical, and modular.
Great work! Truly well done!
You need to use a pressure gauge to know the pressure, it must reach 500 psi and drops to 200 psi when you switch off the compressor.
Bless these guys! Ever see someone in your country even try to fix a refrigerator compressor? No? Me either.
Never in the USA but I heard a lot of other countries repair them
Glad you showed us how to reseal that case.
They are welded.
ESTA BIEN EN REPARAR EL COMPRESOR , O POR DECIR LAS VÁLVULAS Y SI LO QUE ESTABA MAL ES EL MOTOR ? , TIENES BUENA HERRAMIENTA ,YO REPARO LOS REFRIGERADORES ,Y CONOSCO TODO EL PROCESO Y ES MEJOR COMPRAR UNO NUEVO O EN BUENAS CONDICIONES ,Y CASI NO JAY PZAS SUELTAS ,POR QUÉ TODAVIA FALTA montarlo ,y soldarlo y cargar gas
SINEMBARGO aprecio tu trabajo
That is lots of practice and patience.
I would like to see the re welding process.
Thath was a proper fix great job !
I just watched a man cut out a gasket with scissors . 🐐
This guy is a skilled survivor.
i still think the narrator is Donald Duck on acid the other is Daisy tripping out on him...
The U.S. used to have a huge remanufacturing industry. After WWII, if it quit working, we would just throw it away. Unfortunately, that's our modern mindset.
"The Impossible we do at once. Miracles take a little longer" - originated at Howells Bike Sop in Reading uk, back in the 50's I vaguely seem remember ! Opposite the Cemetry ?
Reminds me of a carb rebuild. Except carburetors are designed to be rebuilt.
😂😂 that voice!!! Minion 100%
I wish we could go back to doing this and make things to be able to be repaired instead of making them to break and throw away. A fridge from 5 years ago breaks and it’s trash but one from 70 years ago is still working and when it does break you can fix it… we are living in some of the saddest times where everything revolves around making as much money as possible no matter who you screw over.
Вспомнил как раньше все прокладки на машину, таким образом делали сами! Что на грузовую, что на легковую!
тебе сколько годиков мальчик? вспомнил он бля... когда их резали на колене, машина за всю жизнь проезжала меньше чем сейчас за год накатывают
@@Sepa44,скуяли ездили меньше,а?
И это,сейчас авто с салона расчитано на 250000 км. и аллес.
@@Sepa44 я даже работал на рубке прокладок в автобазе. была плита рубочная свинцовая или баббитовая, была куча высечек на разный диаметр ну и молотком по ребрам тоже вырубали.