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Nice Irwin

Would it have been easier to remove the compressor out the way or take the top to replace the valve? Which probably would have required a second hand

What a bad procedure when removing the connection card very bad electrician

In what state do you get by with a flex line and thread protectors? Jc

Good ol Carrier, 😅. don’t forget the front retaining plates when ordering that heat exchanger.

Thank you 😎 🤟

Thank you so much for this step by step video God Bless 😇

Taking an Hvac class as we speak. So this was very interesting and informative. Cool job I think.

Ain’t got no gas in it

You need a golf cart for that roof.

Hi bro, we are looking for collaborators for our new taillights. Are you interested in testing them out?

Great video! Thank you so much!

1K you owe us a tear down and I think you need a waaaaayyyyy bigger adjustable instead of the right sized spanner

Instantly knew it was the econimizer. But i knew u knew it too. Did all that extra work for video content. Good job

in this situation. u can u use duct butter on the weather strip. help it slide

Curious? Why are you not flowing nitrogen? Thanks for the videos, learned a lot from you.

The little ginger boy in the back. Our country is in trouble.

Congratulations 🎉

Thanks for letting us know and posting the video when it’s done. We can’t wait ❤

Congratulations on 1k and of course getting Married

go away pain hahah

deuces ✌

Congrats on your marriage!

crank case heater???

How much do you make?

I'm surprised you would want 95 everyday when you work on rooftops. I'm sure a 60 degree day can feel like a 95 degree day once you get to working up there.

Milwaukee probably would have fit inside of the bag. LOL😂

Those compressors come right out of the Copeland compressor factory and they are the biggest pieces of crap.A lot of times they need check vales in both the discharge line and the suction line for some reason. I recommend when ever building a Thermostatic expansion valve ( yes no using acronyms because they are not TXVs) use oil on the threads and the external equalizer line is for the pressure drop through the evaporator coil. Another good video thanks. it's

Good policy replacing the safeties and ignition your name is on the unit now Make it shine! You must be near DFW

I would suspect the gas valve wasn't adjusted by flow/usage rate but just with a monometer. I've seen a lot of those carriers fail along the seam weld.

Carriers are easy, trane presidents are easy too, can knock one of those out in about and hour/hour and a half

you don't need to remove that back nut on the support rod, exchanger will come out with just the front nut removed

Well maybe they thought that the drain was plugged and on the positive side of the blower so they drilled holes to let it drain. Who knows. Next time when you change the heat exchanger try some spray glue on the gasket, just a little will do. Good video

Nothing new after two is my motto!

33 is the superior tape, just saying

Would have cleaned it up before reinstalling

Come one people sub to this gentleman!

Only worked on one of those ECO blue motors. If I remember correctly I think the motor module feeds the DC volts the board then uses to send a signal back to the motor.

But how much money do those ECMs really save especially in Texas where the ACs are usually in full send And like you said when they fail?$$$😭 Besides why can't they use multi speed PSC if a furnace can kick down to low speed for heat I have to believe a capacity based control is possible and probably cheaper

Is that an outdoor disconnect?

It’s Canadian. I feel for ya. Everything is metric. I happen to have 2 of them. Both are running 5K if you’re interested. 1 has a rebuilt engine with less than 2 hours on it.

You are my hero! Hopefully next time no repairs will be required!

Mr Mackey HVAC. Please do a short of a call as Mr Mackey. That shit would be hilarious, mmmmkay.

Almost 1000k. Keep on keepin on.

"I bet it don't use anything" lol

Good video buddy

Back in the day, I serviced without cordless drivers and hand wrenched everything. That is why I got carpal in my hands after 40 years of service. Cordless tools were a game changer.

those holes are for your gauge hoses. very useful (-:

The fact that you were too lazy to buy a hose extension for $20 and wait to properly turn off the unit speaks volumes to your character.

Found a nest of hornets when I was two stories up removing old soffit. One of those suckers went right for my face and got me on the nose. Felt like a grown man punched me. Definitely a hazard.