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I Was Not Expecting This! | Friedrich V-Tac Motor Replacement
In this video we're at an assisted living facility where each room has a Friedrich v-tac for their heating and cooling. I found the motor bad on this unit and I'm not back to replace it and the blower wheel. That catch is this is one motor with two shafts! It runs the blower and condenser fan at the same time. Plus to make it even harder, you have to practically disassemble the entire unit to do the repair. This was definitely a struggle! Hope you enjoy and thanks for watching!
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AC Short Cycling Part 2 | Trane Condenser Coil Replacement
Просмотров 6 тыс.Год назад
This is part two of the AC short cycling service call. The customers decided to make the repair so we are replacing the Trane condenser coil. If you haven't seen part one check it out before watching part two. Thanks for watching! Thanks to FieldPulse for sponsoring HVAC tech tips. Check them out and give them a try risk-free using this link below👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 fpul.se/HVACTechTips Join this channel to...
AC Short Cycling Part 1 | Service Call
Просмотров 36 тыс.Год назад
In this HVAC service call, we find a condenser short cycling. Join us as we check the refrigerant charge, air flow, and try to find a leak. Josh recommends replacing the system but the customers decides to repair. there will be a part 2 coming soon showing the full repair. watch until the end to see what MAJOR part has to be replaced! Thanks to FieldPulse for sponsoring HVAC Tech Tips! Check th...
HVAC Repair ASMR Edition
Просмотров 713Год назад
In this ASMR edition, we have some help from another technician while we do a complete furnace rebuild. After replacing the heat exchanger (in a later video), we replace the burners, burner tray, inducer, high limit, roll out limits, and the spark ignitor. Sit back and listen to the sounds of this hvac service repair. Please comment if you would like to have more ASMR repair videos in the futur...
Inspecting a 17 year old R22 system | Full Inspection and P.M.
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Thanks to FieldPulse for sponsoring HVAC Tech Tips 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻Try FIELDPULSE Now Risk Free👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 fpul.se/HVACTechTips In this video, Josh performs a preventive maintenance and inspection on an old R22 system before summer begins. Watch as Josh does a heat exchanger inspection with an inspection camera, an electronic leak search on the evaporator coil, drain repair, checks electrical components, and ...
The #1 Cause Of Blown Fuses | Service Call
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In this video, we get a demand call stating the system is not turning on at all. After arriving the fuse is blown. Josh has a suspicion as to what caused it and explains the #1 cause of blown fuses in our industry. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻Try FIELDPULSE Now Risk Free👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 fpul.se/HVACTechTips Join this channel to get access to perks: ruclips.net/channel/UCADuLs5Slc_oXtQuVzEG5wwjoin
Workin On The Weekend | Welcome To My World Vlog #1
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Workin On The Weekend | Welcome To My World Vlog #1
Guide To Replacing A Outdoor TXV | Outdoor TXV Signs and Symptoms
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Guide To Replacing A Outdoor TXV | Outdoor TXV Signs and Symptoms
How To Remove and Clean a Blower Wheel
Просмотров 53 тыс.Год назад
How To Remove and Clean a Blower Wheel
2 Furnaces Not Heating | Service Call | Dual Diagnoses
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2 Furnaces Not Heating | Service Call | Dual Diagnoses
Service Call | How To Diagnose A Bad Gas Valve
Просмотров 112 тыс.Год назад
Service Call | How To Diagnose A Bad Gas Valve
Fieldpiece CAT85 Combustion Analyzer Review
Просмотров 8 тыс.Год назад
Fieldpiece CAT85 Combustion Analyzer Review
TXV Bulb Lost Its Charge | How To Replace a Carrier TXV
Просмотров 6 тыс.Год назад
TXV Bulb Lost Its Charge | How To Replace a Carrier TXV
Think You Got A Leak? HVAC Nitrogen Leak Search and Repair!
Просмотров 18 тыс.Год назад
Think You Got A Leak? HVAC Nitrogen Leak Search and Repair!
Is your evaporator dirty? Using this method is a game changer!
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Is your evaporator dirty? Using this method is a game changer!
Upstairs system not cooling | Tips on a successful service call
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Upstairs system not cooling | Tips on a successful service call
Veto TP-XXL Tool Bag Review + TP-XL Comparison
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Veto TP-XXL Tool Bag Review TP-XL Comparison
It’s Always More Then Just a Capacitor
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It’s Always More Then Just a Capacitor
How to replace a condenser fan motor | Motor running in reverse pt 2.
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How to replace a condenser fan motor | Motor running in reverse pt 2.
This Call Had Me Stumped | HVAC Service Call
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This Call Had Me Stumped | HVAC Service Call
Fan Motor Running In Reverse | HVAC Service Call
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Fan Motor Running In Reverse | HVAC Service Call
Checking a system with the wrong sized piston!
Просмотров 24 тыс.2 года назад
Checking a system with the wrong sized piston!
How to Replace an Outdoor TXV (Trane)
Просмотров 6 тыс.2 года назад
How to Replace an Outdoor TXV (Trane)
How To Install A Zone Damper | Honeywell ARD12TZ
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How To Install A Zone Damper | Honeywell ARD12TZ
Contactor will not pull in (with 24v)
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Contactor will not pull in (with 24v)
Thermostat staying in a delay? Here is how to fix it
Просмотров 44 тыс.3 года назад
Thermostat staying in a delay? Here is how to fix it
HVAC Tech Tips Review: Kaiweets HT208D
Просмотров 11 тыс.3 года назад
HVAC Tech Tips Review: Kaiweets HT208D
If you bend a tube, it's probably good to do it slowly. I know time is of the essence for service calls/installs, but we're talking 1s vs 15s. Just bend to not overtax the tubing. A fast bend will cause cracks with metal fatigue. Give the metal time to sink into it's bent form. Seems weird, but this may have been the situation. In addition, you have to ask, would you get the service call if the install was not done perfectly? No. So are they milking it industry wide? Curious. Early install problems result in more work later. Is it the best practice? I'm not sure. This is ethics 101.
It’s easier for me to learn things with a system that makes sense. 1,2 - Fan. 3 Herm. 4 is C. That becomes F, H , C. You can make up a mnemonic or cute little ditty if you want till you get some experience with it.
I appreciate this tip! Thank you brother!!
…. Really wish RUclips woulda shown me this yesterday while I was replacing mine.. 😂
Thats Great! Thankyou!!
Great info!! Is this the start or run capacitor?
That was the problem with my setup. Mine was purposely "mismatched" as in 3.5T coil and condenser and 4 ton AH. Only got a 13 delta T at best. I switched the black wire (high speed) to the blue wire (med-high speed) and the delta T went up to around 17. Mine is a piston, not a TXV. At least it's removing humidity now!
I watched this video because i thought I had the same problem. It all started with a hissing (rushing) sound near the piston that would come and go as the unit ran. I'm an auto mechanic so the first thing I thought was low refrigerant charge because that is what some car systems do when low. I checked every inch of the system and no leak. The unit had ran fine since it was installed 10 years prior. A couple of years ago during a storm we lost one leg of our power and the condensing unit was making a horrible growl so I turned it off until power was restored. This was the clue I needed. One morning the condensing unit started the growl, no storm or power outage. I turned it off. Hooked up some gauges and they were fluctuating just like in this video. So I thought clogged piston. The piston size was written on the case with the bag taped to the unit as well. An it matched the Goodman chart. I checked power across the contactor and had 112v on one side, 83v on the other and 120v and 120v coming in. I removed the contactor and sure enough the contacts were cooked. Luckily there is an AC supplier close by and I bought a new contactor and capacitor. Pressures are now stable and no more hissing sound. I was surprised,
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Wow, thank you so much. I never knew that.
Let's be honest though, that wasn't going to change anything. Nice video of the labor involved, but some 52 year old is going to think this will fix his leaky system
How does a sticking contactor cause their blower to stay running though?
This is one of the first things they teach you when you start as a helper . It’s called having pitted contacts. Check for ants. check/tighten high and low voltage connections. Check amp draw, start and run caps, ref levels, etc. could be running hard for extended periods also. There’s a reason “usually”. A Preventative maintenance check covers checking contactor for pitting.
This is a rule of thumb but not always accurate lmao
That's awesome... How do you fix it? Do I change out that piece?
Hello Mr George
Just ran into this problem today, i appreciate it.
Running like a poorly set ambient control installed. 😂
HVAC is like a NASA engineer.
Thank you.
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Great pressure number presentation at different air temps. Thank ya!
Where do you get the screw fitting for that connects to manometer hose
Not true. I’ve been doing this for 25 years and just today saw a cap with 3 on common and 3 on herm. Yes 99/100 will be 4 C/3 Herm. But don’t say every universally across the board common always has 4. Not sure why some of you hvac “tech” RUclipsrs give advice that simply is not true. Maybe because you read it in a book? You need more field experience kiddo
This is helpful, but the component that is really filthy that I'd like to know how to clean is the coil, just above the fan.
Was having an issue with my heat pump air conditioner after checking just about everything I figured I have a bad TXV valve I was unable to get the low suction line pressure where it needed to be. I thought it needed more Freon. I tried running the heat pump for 15 minutes and sure enough the suction line pressure was back to where it should be. What I don’t understand is this unit is about 10 years old and we definitely run the heat pump in the winter , Why do you think the TXV valve is acting up and why does running it backwards? Make it work again?
The amount of hours searching this could have saved me. lol ... not funny
why would you replace the motor when its working and you fixed the rotation direction?
And if all three terminals do have 4 connections, the terminal that is wired directly to the contactor is always going to be the common. Then from there trace your other two wires down. One will go to the fan and one will go to the compressor. Easy pezzie.
Thank you
Herm stands for hermaphrodite. For some reason John Carrier was obsessed with them and the label stuck.
Very good
Next time recover the refrigerant please.
You know….. This TXV n 410A Have caused more problems n forced homeowners to spend more money…. Pain and frustration. Of course it keeps field technicians busy…but not all technicians have adequate knowledge of how to address n fix it…. Specially in sunbelt area it’s not easy to work in hot 100+ attic. To a point it’s not worth it!
thanks for sharing for knowledge
Not true depending on the age of the unit. Older caps did not follow this format. Ask me how I know.
*What a crappy design, it's practically guaranteed to fail.*
The engineering is ridiculous. Dumb engineers 🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️😂
Thank you so much!
I live in a modular home with a counter-flow furnace in a closure. I started this because it said I had a limit switch issue. One of the other issues is a dirty coil above the burner. I have a dirty coil! How do I access and clean the blower and coil? Help!
professional diagnostic with awesome filming skill
Alllll those sooo called HVAC techs in the comments 😂😂😂 show your EPA or STFU
I just spent hours trying to find anyone to tell me this information online. Thank you thank you so much for showing us this basic capacitor Clues
What does the 45 mean?
Now that you taught us how to identify which terminal is which... what's the trick/standard for knowing which color wire goes to those terminals??
Schematics
Large flashy read along captions are annoying AF. Added sound effects, bloop, chimes dings and bells are annoying AF. Good info video though.
I know of 1 system running 410 with a r22 TXV right now lol
What brand of tools are you using
Maybe general rule but I just bought one and it was 4x4x1 for terminal tabs.
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