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Looks like you should have put the indirect tank in the nook to the right of the boiler. Service is a pain

Don't know why I'm wasting my time commenting... Started watching a video you put up. Thought, thats great the guy services my area. I might use him. Went to see what other videos you put up and came upon this. So here's the thing, we probably share many common values, but this guy will never be my messenger. I would never want him to be my boss, take a plumbing job from him, allow him to marry one of my daughter's, etc etc. He is a sociopath, end of story.

Be a man: push a contactor in with your tongue. 😆 17:26 I don't know if it really matters or not, but I was always taught to put your micron gauge on the opposite end of the system from your pump. Doing so supposedly allows for improved accurate readings. In this field, it's all about efficiency. Regarding recording while working, you could save SO much time and get your jobs done MUCH faster by simply recording the entire job, changing batteries when necessary, without any commentary. Then, during your free time, edit/post videos and include respective commentary. Even better: if you have a gf, show her how to edit your videos - save you even more time. Then you can dedicate your quality time towards other high priorities. Great vid young bro. Keep up the good work.

You are making Mikey Pipes rich. …

The fan will run when it senses a leak and shut down the compressor. That way it keeps the volume of A2L in the air well below the lower explosion limit. Welcome to the new world! Pretty soon we will all be using R744. 😁

5:55 Why do they make the utility rooms so damn small! Ugh. My big boned body wouldn't fit in there for sure! 🤣👍

from south east texas and all we have is gas and electric units....boilers are not a thing at all here! great video

the new unit looks like a old lennox hs18 a/c

Great job 👍

How come you and Peter don’t say hi to Nana Claire

That closet looks too small to meet the Bosch requirements for A2L equipment room. The room area in which the unit is installed shall be not less than 20% Amin. Amin is shown in Tables 6-8.

Pussy move by that customer who ran his mouth AFTER his issue was resolved. He knew damn well that if he pulled that BS while you were repairing the problem, there was a real possibility that you could walk off the job site. Truly an entitled piece of 💩💩! I hope that Scott character realizes what a Shemp of a guy he has as a future Son-in-Law! I know that 💩bag would not say this, but hell of a job diagnosing and repairing that system properly and efficiently!

So when it senses a leak it shuts off mechanical cooling but runs the blower till the sensor no longer reads any refrigerant in the cabinet. I went to the carrier a2l course and they were saying every manufacture is doing the same thing

I was a self-employed business and residential telecom tech for 20 years, back when people had land lines, cable TV and wired Ethernet. 9 out of 10 folks were super nice and a joy to work for, but it was the 1 out of 10 that were a pita and really wear you down. I'm retired now and don't miss it because of that.

good job.

How many total A/C units does this house have? How big is this place - a mansion?

Grate job DC. Note. Don’t practice to cut group/bundle electrical wires. Live or died.

Outdoor units are too close together for proper maintenance and servicing.

Did you used to work for the pipe doctor?

I remember this being installed. Doesnt seem that long ago.

For those with attitudes, the entire world has signed treaties to eliminate anthropological climate warming, over 100 countries. GWP refrigerants will be banned, just like chlorinated refrigerants are. Cost is not an issue. Flammable refrigerants are inevitable and all training and installation laws are already being rolled out in USA. I am a licensed tech with U-608 and a 1.5 years in residential, along with being a retired Chemical Engineering Tech of 20 years. Get used to change. Peoplevin the tradecwork with ammonia everybday and is much more dangerous IMO.

Broaden your horizons kid. Uei does the job but there’s so many other great meters available that have more features. Field piece sc440 is my favorite. My favorite feature of it is 3 phase rotation. And the audio and visual indication that hey we have power Can’t go wrong with a fluke

Why use the mapp and Oxy when you can get yourself a nice little acetylene torch with smaller MC tank . One tank instead of 2

I would say, you should’ve provided quote to install a softener or filtration to makeup water. Otherwise this keeps happening every year and nothing is getting solved.

Pretty sweet units. Nice job on the install

Way to go with the filter on the first unit. Need to go to the right or tell the framer to move that door frame. Not gonna pass inspection like that. And one of the units you will see from the window.

It shuts down the condensor and runs the indoor fan for 5 minutes than resets and goes to normal operation I think it should stay locked out but they don’t crazy right now

How do you dispose of a condenser full of refrigerant . Why don't you just reclaim it?

Be careful about selling anything with r454b for the time being.. it's already being banned in some countries because it contains "forever chemicals". Forever chemicals are kinda dangerous, it won't be long until it's banned here.

that filter is never gonna changed with it that hard to change.. and once drywalled/door fame its in for life

Get yourself some nice sunglasses Dan.😎

So this was a job paid for and done just a year ago and apparently someone has had to come out and fix the problems not caused by the customer 3 times and then blames it on water quality issues which likely means they’re going to have to pay more money to fix the issue that should have already been taken care of initially.. but theyve had to go without heat on 3 separate occasions now. Id be a little frustrated also and i don’t think the customer was too rude at all and didnt sound like he was cursing at you in particularly but just saying curse words like everybody else does.. the rude part of the video is posting the thing calling them rude and what youve said about them in the comments.. stuff like that can get you fired these days.. pretty quick.. best to bite your tongue and just not post the videos of customers who arent happy and easy going and know your filming the entire time because its illegal to film inside peoples houses without their permission first..

41:10 WTF was that?

Too cold outside must be why no one wants to sell me a new heat pump. 🥶

Looks like great work. What aquastat are you using on that hot water coil?

Great job, but how will you ever change the filter once the door is framed out?

How about an apartment tour when you get a chance ?

Order a dumpster

Finally, a young technician using the proper equipment to pull a vacuum with a quality pump, the best hoses and pulling well below 500 microns. Not just doing the bare minimums. The original carrier manuals called to be vacuumed to 100 or below microns. My guys and I use the same equipment and take pictures for each client's file. Daniel is a very good installer and technician that follows all the best practices and takes his time to make sure everything is done to an almost OCD level, which is great. Too bad there weren't more employees like that in the world. My guys know to do it right or not at all. Nice job, young man. Keep up that great work.

I would be so pissed if by dancer was sticky over the top of my windowsill😤

Electronics under water 💧 pipes . Engineering 😅

Most valuable information for apprentice and seasoned technicians. Thank you. From Denver , Colorado. 😎🤟

Except for the outdoor condenser blocking the view of the window (looks tacky), otherwise great job!

Well you did the right thing by keeping a cool head with that guy I wish I could watch a video of someone doing this to you after you have 35-45 years in the business

Wouldn’t install it on the stand to high and blocking the window

Black people.

Job well done as always. Great job.

Those stands make the unit too high blocking the windows. Thanks for the video

You should’ve used the raised condenser pads for heat pumps would’ve looked a lot better. I only use those for mini split condensers.

Cockeyed louie did the frame work really good guy lol