What hvac parts should you keep in stock?

If you want to get a Head Start on being an HVAC technician you need to know the parts that are most commonly replaced.
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[@peterman8058]

I learn something from every video. Thank you for doing these videos!

[@TaddyDigest]

Glad to hear it!

[@USA-GreedyMenOfNoIntegrity]

Go to RE Michel and ask them for the top 100 repair parts sold. Go on a slow day when weather is mild.

[@DakotaHeatingAndAir]

Thank you brother. Your videos are always so educating.

[@TaddyDigest]

So nice of you

[@USA-GreedyMenOfNoIntegrity]

Don’t forget ICM 870-9, -16 and -32 soft starts for your solar 😊or generator or RV customers.

[@brandonyahir6586]

I appreciate your content man

[@TaddyDigest]

Thank you 😊

[@heatncool]

I like the sensi stats. Many customers here want the wifi Bluetooth stats. The fancy lookin ones

[@jamnben278]

Nice 👍

[@guitarhvac]

Good information. I also keep some universal control boards and a compressor terminal kit on my truck.

[@TaddyDigest]

I knew I forgot to mention something 😅 🙃
Thank you for this
Definitely the compressor terminal kit

[@heatncool]

What are some symptoms when it needs to compressor terminals. Are the wires completely loose? Does the compressor usually run when it needs a new terminal kit? I've had several compressors that roared like a lion during the summer lol

[@guitarhvac]

@@heatncool Most likely the compressor won’t run at all. You’re gonna have a wire burnt off on the CSR terminals at the compressor and most of the time one of the terminals will be so messed up that you can’t use a push on terminal. Most of those are flag type terminals anyways(which they make a crimper for flag type terminals also), but….. That’s when you’ll need the compressor terminal kit.

[@TaddyDigest]

Thank you for commenting this Awesome @HvacGuitartist

[@guitarhvac]

@@TaddyDigest No problem at all. This is Brian from Jackson. I’ve talked with you a couple times on the phone 👍

[@stanleykania7184]

I have spent $12k in tools. I sure hope I can get my phone to ring. I will go buy parts needed when I need them to get started..

[@davidhari7025]

How was your first year?

[@jimmyholder1594]

Just. Joined

[@mblake1601]

I didn’t see the T3

[@nick562911]

I joined

[@TaddyDigest]

Thanks Blake

[@heatncool]

Glad I don't see my vaccum pump on that rack! Lol

[@joshsansone5113]

A little late on the video but instead of carrying 20+ capacitor variations why not stock the turbo series capacitors and get multiple variations in one unit? Turbo 200, turbo 200x. I think these range $60-100.. I do realize some fan run caps can be cheap like around $3-6. Doesn't it make sense to pay a little more $15ish for something like a turbo mini? Made in the USA? You would just pass the cost on...

[@TheSimba86]

because on top of being 4x the cost of a regular capacitor the universal capacitors don't last as long

[@edwinfanai1979]

Will you tell us which conderser/indoor motor to keep? 1/4hp 1075rpm, 115v etc……. pleaseeeeee

[@TaddyDigest]

Yes I will do a video of that

[@edwinfanai1979]

@@TaddyDigest Be waiting 😀

[@taylerellis378]

I see you have a lot of packard contactors. I find these to be extreme garbage. I install them and im back a few weeks later with blowen fuses on the furnace circuit board. I tested the resistance on a new packard contactor and it is 16ohms. Tested the trusted and true Square D contactors new they are 58ohms. Huge difference, the lower ohms causes excessive amp draw casuing issues in the low voltage control circuits. Ill never buy packard again.

[@TaddyDigest]

Hey Taylor thank you for watching I'm glad you noticed that I love the knowledge thank you for sharing this knowledge with me
I will be checking out the square D contactors

[@samihabib661]

jesus, you have like 70k worth of parts

[@TaddyDigest]

No I don't think so
But that's funny lol

[@curtismassey5976]

I joined

[@TaddyDigest]

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