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@USA-GreedyMenOfNoIntegrity I could do that, was just using parts I had on hand. Appreciate the comment

@Craigtucker99Tucker-zx1yd appreciate the feedback and I will do better the next time

@subcoolHVAC yes sir...keep the mind sharp

@@hvac_audaz_firme thank you. Appreciate the feedback

@FroggieBeluga getting all Socrates on me huh. 😆😆😆😆😆

@Eddy63 appreciate you buddy

That garbage meter has lasted 7 years. I don't claim it's some nice piece of kit. I have plenty of Fluke meters....but who cares if it works ,it works. Not every person can afford all the nice tools....if they get the job done who cares.

Good Stuff JJ. Electrical is my week spot. It doesn't come second nature just yet. I can do it just fine but really have to think about. Thanks fir the vid.

@@jasonjohnsonHVAC not as accurate for critical and high impedance circuits. False readings. Have bench tested this meters when I used to have it and meter was always off. There’s cheap option fluke meters to so don’t play the not everyone can afford it all. I can tell you have been in the trade for awhile and was recommending the 87v. Can’t put a price on accurate readings especially in industrial applications

Well said bro

@@jasonjohnsonHVAC I have both. If you have the knowledge and skills, it doesn’t really matter whether it’s $100 meter or a $500 meter you can get the job done. We’re not building rockets. How much accuracy do we need?

@@subcoolHVAC 🤘🤘

@nuxboxen I did a lot of industrial when I lived in Buffalo. I'm in Austin TX now and it's not that prevalent here. In Houston and Dallas and possibly San Antonio there is more, just not a ton here. I would love to do it more often. Appreciate the comment

@@fshn76 well...nobody is perfect

I hope you do make one. I'd love to see it

@subcoolHVAC just having fun with old parts. Appreciate the support

@@dumptrks getting my mad scientist on

@@Eddy63 😁😁😁😁...appreciate your continued support

@@FroggieBeluga 🎧🎛🎚🎙

@czechmate6916 nor mine. I used an old school flaring block forever. Navac had a sale on these last year and I didn't want to let it go. Glad I bought it as it's fantastic and makes perfect flares

@@jasonjohnsonHVAC If I was still in the game I definitely would get one. That is sweet. 💪💪

@@EverythingHVACR same to you bro.

@@Eddy63 happy 4th buddy

@subcoolHVAC Same to you and yours. Enjoy it safely. Back to work tomorrow for me...so it'll be a quiet day

Anywhere and everywhere is a work bench. Happy 4th

@@czechmate6916 getting older...getting wiser....body to broke down to use the knowledge...hahahaha

@@jasonjohnsonHVAC Yes sir. You know I miss doing what I did but I went back it would be like starting from the beginning. I think I’ve probably forgotten a lot of what I knew. Not to mention I really haven’t kept up with most of the new changes. At least I’ve got a few HVACR channels I can watch. Stay safe out there in this heat brother.

@@Eddy63 🫡

@@dumptrks 😆😆😆

@@darrend1068 TX.

@@subcoolHVAC yes sir. It was a nice peaceful day. They don't happen often

@subcoolHVAC I know huh....I was laughing too

@@wata_laf appreciate you

@HEFTYLEFTY303 totally agree. I know trane sells one. Don't have the part # to order it. The counter guys....are shall we say...less than helpful. Thanks for the comment

@bbasham46 my pleasure. Hopefully it helped a little

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I don't know, they look old...but I really have no clue....I did find out it's been 8 years since they have had an HVAC company do real maintenance on them.

@@jasonjohnsonHVAC I don’t think we have any RTAA survivors left here, keep em going Jason 👍

I tried that on the controls and it didn't want to work. So I went to plan B.

Yup, when its that deep....sure do. Gives you a chance to check the total charge, though. Make sure to check your oil level as well...thats important for proper health and operation of the compressor. Check and test the oil DP switch, master oil solenoid....you might as well. Don't want to be called " it was running before you worked on it"

Just replace all refrigerant - live sensors at the same time if the machine is older. Just sell a one and done update on all the sensors. Especially if you are pulling the charge. Good time to replace relief valves too!

Ebay. $70...fairly inexpensive and its rated for 650 psi so it'll handle 410a

🫡🫡🫡. Appreciate the comment.

I was doing a vapor pull. I used the push pull and didn't record pulling the liquid out.

I was using just the Appion speedy wye. No gauges.

Great question...I agree 1000%. Seeks like Trane misses the boat on that with a lot of equipment....other than their low pressure centrifugals...which has an oil pump. Thanks for watching.

Appreciate you brother

😆😆😆. I like that analogy

I didn't mention that it has to be off. It was, but good point by you. It also has to sit for at least 10 minutes after being off before you take the sample too. Thanks for including that information I forgot to mention. Sometimes it's easy to forget to mention all the small details that are also important.

I'm curious as to the results myself. Looks like it was cooking a bit