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I'm a small custom home builder and Cody is my HVAC company. He's great to work with.

I need your coaching services NOW!

Nothing stops like a Trane wreck

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Badass song!

Damn shipping company didn't understand the up arrows were there for a reason

¿Tap 2 is lower speed? Forgive ignorant question from a "gas passing, beer box and ice machine jockey!"

You sound like a jamoke!

Put boiling water in the pan, or you'll be back in a month to do the same thing . That's why it keeps surging

Cool

Is that algae buildup?

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That's a little big ass fan 😆 made right here in Lexington KY

What in the redneck wizardry is that.

Didn’t you do well! Mummy and daddy must be so proud of how intelligent you’ve become.

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Commercial is usually set up for .05+

Reach down, pull up, and tack it back in place before filling the gaps with foam

Man you need to crawl up underneath and repair that if there is access. That a rig job you are putting your name on.

Woah you’ve got my attention here I can figure what’s going on but is this your business or your home and your own the machine? I need something like this done I doubt your in my area but I wasn’t even aware of this

Жесть мужик, поставь нормальную дверь обратно и просто включи вентилятор

I usually see somewhere between .005-.010 inch water column positive in commercial buildings. These units usually have building, duct and outside reference tubes though to maintain that. .1 seems a little high

For reference my house right now is under .2 inches of water column positive pressure

That’s .1inWC that’s barely even a measurement. Now turn off all the thermostats and run your test again the HVAC equipment is probably running through the economizers pressurizing the building outside air force inside air outside. What are you doing for you to ask if this is normal or not? Context helps.

Notmal?

WOW look at that bush! 😂

Yep, needs some cleaning.

I’m about to buy what some call “The Bible of HVAC”, Stanfield’s Fundamentals of HVACR. I gotta say that I’m more interested in this book than RACT because I believe it’s 2900 pictures compared to 400, and it at least SOUNDS LIKE Stanfield’s book is more suited for developing lessons in a better teaching sequence, whereas RACT sounds more thorough in an encyclopedia/reference type way. Anyway, so I see that they now even have a 4th edition as of 2022 (3rd edition was 2016)…I don’t really care about having the “Latest and greatest”, I’m not concerned about the need to touch on brand new advancements, I am way more concerned about nailing down the basics!!! I can focus elsewhere for latest technologies. Also, I have some experience where it seems like a “Newer edition” of a book tried to do too much, and turned out to be not as good as a prior edition (but then something the newer edition IS the better one). In your opinion, do you think that one of the 4 editions stands out as having the best teaching flow to it? And if so which one? Or are they all pretty equal in quality? Thanks. I have no problem buying an older book, if the older one had a better teaching flow to it!

What a mess!

It's alive!

What program is that?

👍 Was that white lithium grease?

It was rough here in San Francisco. I’m trying to say hydrated and out of the 69°F sweltering, strong sun.

I can't wait for November when it's 89 degrees here in Texas

😅. That is tight, a tight pool pump set up, I'm assuming. Commercial is like this all the time. Some of the shit we do to get to units is ridiculous

Its a void that leads to the attic. So the it needs insulation so you dont lose your ac in the summer or heat in the winter. What i dont understand is why they didn't make that part of the closet.

Explain to everybody watching why an interior wall needs insulation

Thoroughly blow out evaporator, pipe wiper on the line set, cut out old suction filter, do what else ya gotta do. Confirm equipment AHR match... any other weird conditions? Extremely long/wrong size lineset?

Cover up the feature with the text .. and make sure to wave the camera everywhere. ✅

What is the old evaporator and suction line filled with nearly the entire charge of refrigerant oil or the last two compressors refrigerant oil charge And then when the brand new compressor was fired up ingested 60 ounces solid slug of liquid oil

T&M or flat rate?

$ 💸 Price just increased

Three times a charm would like to find out the rest of the story that you find that has been causing these failures

All good. Each of us should always evaluate where we are and where we want t go. Thanks for the great content and what each of you bring our industry.

whats the issue?

that's capacigoo!

😢 Understand with the time commitment, thanks for all y'all put into this