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@@Cruben1969 I'm not a trumper cupcake, only maga's practice incest. Are you a maga?

This guy doesn’t like money apparently. If a customer is offering tips I’m never going to say no. Especially after being in an attic for 10 hours.

Your ego prevents you from growth.

@@NeverFollowTheCrowd service titan.

Yes always recommend. It is open return on a stand, there is no flex on return. And this is a condo above another condo, so if there was a clogged drain and water went to other unit this condo is responsible for any repairs and money loss , by insurance (and saving a law suit ) this home owner has to have a secondary pan of some sort. You don’t have to have a metal pan , you have use that tub of liquid rubber and coat that whole closet to make a pan with a wet switch any water will set it off. In a normal home it is a recommendation but in this situation it is an insurance thing.

@@danomite359 it wasn’t warranty. 12 years old. I wasn’t the tech to diagnose. Just the one has to do all the work. 😂

@@TX-EddyHVAC they are like gas furnace and are positive pressure. They really don’t need a p trap at all.

You taught me something, bro. How long have you been doing hvac?

@@TX-EddyHVAC residential hvac 11 years.

@RhodesRepair hell yeah, you gunna start your own thing someday ?

@@TX-EddyHVAC I would like to one day.

@@realSamAndrew thanks for the response. I’ll will fix in future videos.

Or they might run you off without paying.

@@jaygunter3828 sorry. I will fix in future videos.

My opinion, the choice of music isn't bad, just its placement. It's tough sometimes trying to make out what the subject is saying with the distraction of music constantly in the background. Music can be used in awkward silence periods, though. When there is no narration.

Stfu and go touch grass

Seems your an expert on stupid.

@@diegogg4523 lol yea got them fat boys lungs now.

@@TVwatcher-ic3ne on this one it was line drier on Mitsubishi mini splits it is easy to replace. I have had them get restrictions before.

She ended up replacing the the old and dirty system. Other systems coils were cleaned and good.

Thank you 😁

I know right? I’ve offered my neighbors because they are so close, $60 per unit maintenances and they never call until a capacitor or something breaks at the most inconvenient times and in that case it’s $200 for 15 minutes, and if it’s something worse? 😬

@@richlikeg3722 me too

@@7x779 they have alliance compressors in them.

@@RhodesRepair interesting, I never heard of them. Where are they made?

@@7x779 not sure where they are made. Their home office is in Louisiana.

Also had a couple of condensers that the dogs pissed on it in the same place for so long, it actually ate away the aluminum fins and into the copper and made it leak Then I had one couldn't find a leak for years, no sign of any oil anywhere, finally it had to get worse in the unit failed and I finally found it, it was a landscaping Pebble got stuck under the bottom of the condenser coil add rubbed through the tube. And there was absolutely zero oil it was completely dry And then another, an older York condenser, couldn't find it so after summer was over I closed the service valves to isolate the house from the condenser, pressurized both with nitrogen and wrote down the date the temperature and the pressure, and when I came back I found the condenser pressure had dropped. Unit was 30 years old so homeowner said just replace it. I strip the old one down and looked everywhere and found it was at the very bottom the Factory has the liquid line screw down to the bottom pan with a clamp, and the line was completely covered with sand and dirt so I couldn't see it, so after years and years to think vibrating with sand under it it's slowly rubbed it paper thin and that's where the leak was And again, completely dry and not one drop of oil around the leak So whether you're looking at the condenser or the evaporator coil you can't always expect or presume that they'll be oil with the leak. Sometimes there is sometimes there isn't

@@TVwatcher-ic3ne they wanted a fix now and I am not in the loaner business. They paid for it they get to keep it and have new warranty motor

@@TVwatcher-ic3ne I guess. It’s only in these condos built in the 50s or something. They also have split system where the condenser is in the wall pushing out hot air outside. We call them thru the wall condensers.

@@RhodesRepair that’s different. Step up from a window banger but it must be “fun” to access. I like how your videos are pretty short, but if you wanted to show-and-tell on those funky Florida units I bet people would dig it.

Most condos or small buildings use this due to space to put a condenser. Sometimes we use the heat of the condenser water to heat up other stuff to save energy.

Most buildings with 10-15 stories or higher, and limited roof space use them to not run too long line sets up the building and to not over crowd the roof top with a crap ton of condensing units. They run a bit more efficiently on the condenser side than air cooled units provided building and unit water flow is good and the tower water treatment is properly maintained.

@@wicked2740 that’s exactly what happens. People try and get greedy and try to make as much in a day as possible and other people have to come fix their mess ups.

@@TVwatcher-ic3ne yea it’s getting replaced soon. It is still Holding up Good. It was rated for 800psi.

@@Jason-wc3fh yea. Sometimes it’s obvious

@@isaiahkassy2615 sounds like you are doing it right. Keep up the good work. I’m 40 and trust me it gets harder on the body. Just gotta pace yourself.

@@RhodesRepair yeah I’ve slowed down a lot since the injury I learned my lesson lol. The biggest problem I’ve seen with the apprentices and journeyman I’ve worked with is they all increase their lifestyle with each pay increase they get. Only thing I did was get myself a new rifle to go hunting with and some fishing gear lol. The rest I’m just putting away in investment I figure I invest and I’m buying back time I won’t have to work OT.

@@isaiahkassy2615 that’s what I spend my money own. Check out my Outdoor Rhodes channel. I hunt and fish over there.

Thats why i recommend commercial or industrial for hourly rates… you get paid pretty darn well, and depending on where, most companies ive worked for in commercial have pretty much been chill. One to three jobs for service work, big repairs typically were a days worth of work. Easy money, less havoc and rush. I ended up working with my buddy who is a contractor, and im studying for my FL AIR A license. Moved to bumfuck nowhere and i dont have many decent opportunities around. Theres some commission based companies in residential that do hourly and partial commission which is pretty good to start. Tbh at the end of the day, your own business is the best bet if you have the personality for it

@@FrostBlueFire well spoken. I agree.

@@bmillwood6666 it gets busy. Sometimes 80+ hrs in one week.

@@phironosurvivors2069 lol that’s awesome. As a technician I educate home owner and give them options. ( no matter what I would do ) it is always their chose and money. If they want to lump it by and save money I’ll do that for them. R22 system in Florida make that option a little difficult sometimes.