Had plenty of these type calls before....unfortunately it'll probably still happen in the future....part of our job is to take bits and pieces sometimes from several different people and put together a full picture that makes sense.....HVAC DETECTIVES....AND PROFESSIONAL PUZZLE SOLVERS. HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO YOU AND LORA AND THE REST OF YOUR FAMILY
🤦🏽♂️🤣 Welp this video makes me feel better. I am not the only one who goes through this dumb stuff. I asked a chef about a GFCI. He didn't know what i was talking about. He never dealt with one in his life. This bother me. So later i walked him over to show him one. He never knew that is what it was called. Probably grow up with a single mother. 😂
Those split pulleys are adjustment pulleys and they are supposed to be replaced by a set pulley when the buildings airflow is balanced. I know its never going to happen but that is how it supposed to be 😀
I can only speak for how we did it back in the old days in Sweden before we had pressure transducers and VFD.and the fans was either on or off The purpose of the adjustment pulley was that you didn´t have to change pulleys if you needed more or less air. Then when all adjustments where made and airflows measured in the building you slapped on a set pulley to avoid the risk of some expert ruining it by twisting the pulley when changing belts for example. In Sweden the airflow have to be measured and adequate every few years depending on the building and ventilation system. @@HVACRSurvival
Are there people out there that reset a tripped breaker every 1/2 hour? I ask because where I work we are required to call an electrician to reset a tripped breaker.
Was going to leave a comment about turning the pulley with just the Allen screw.But that was way too tight. Looks like somebody else was helping ,stop helping.
Those wild goose chases due to unclear customer notes are the bane of my existence. Great Video as always Rick.
"Yup, we got a lot a stupid people." LOL! Your humor is spot on for anyone who has been there before. Love it.
🤣 I’m loving it 👍👍
Thank you for explaining everything you are doing and verbalizing your thought process. Huge help to us trying to learn. Great video.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the feedback!
Great video Rick! Deductive reasoning that aligns with the original complaint for the win!
Had plenty of these type calls before....unfortunately it'll probably still happen in the future....part of our job is to take bits and pieces sometimes from several different people and put together a full picture that makes sense.....HVAC DETECTIVES....AND PROFESSIONAL PUZZLE SOLVERS.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO YOU AND LORA AND THE REST OF YOUR FAMILY
Thanks Jason! I appreciate your long going support,🤜🤛👍👍
How do you go from working for nasa, to working for wendys??? 😂😂😂
Exactly🤣, this was recorded a couple months ago.
Comment of the year right here
Great job as always that unit has sure seen better days❤
Thank you!🤜🤛
🤦🏽♂️🤣 Welp this video makes me feel better. I am not the only one who goes through this dumb stuff. I asked a chef about a GFCI. He didn't know what i was talking about. He never dealt with one in his life. This bother me. So later i walked him over to show him one. He never knew that is what it was called.
Probably grow up with a single mother. 😂
Those split pulleys are adjustment pulleys and they are supposed to be replaced by a set pulley when the buildings airflow is balanced. I know its never going to happen but that is how it supposed to be 😀
I have never seen anyone do that or read it in the installation manual.
I can only speak for how we did it back in the old days in Sweden before we had pressure transducers and VFD.and the fans was either on or off
The purpose of the adjustment pulley was that you didn´t have to change pulleys if you needed more or less air. Then when all adjustments where made and airflows measured in the building you slapped on a set pulley to avoid the risk of some expert ruining it by twisting the pulley when changing belts for example.
In Sweden the airflow have to be measured and adequate every few years depending on the building and ventilation system.
@@HVACRSurvival
I've heard that too but I haven't seen anyone do it either lol
Rick l wish you and your family a happy Thanksgiving ❤
Thanks Don! Happy Thanksgiving to you as well!
Nice troubleshooting as usual ... Thx for sharing your knowledge
Great video Rick. I always scan the breaker itself on mystery trips. Have found a couple of bad ones. Hope everyone is ok. Happy 🦃
Thank you! 🙏
Rick, Another amazing video, Thanks
Thank you 🙏 greats troubleshoot
Great video nice diagnostic job
Thank you!
Great Video. Thank you for sharing. Have a nice Thanksgiving
Thank you! Have a great Thanksgiving as well 👍
just curious, what was the issue with the LP trips? and was the main breaker tripping? What was the final solution?
I believe the blower was tripping out on overheat causing the low pressure trip. I did not have any problems after this call.
the cooks are the ones tripping. 🤣🤣
Good one!
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Are there people out there that reset a tripped breaker every 1/2 hour? I ask because where I work we are required to call an electrician to reset a tripped breaker.
"Gotta love stupid people..." - haha......Gotta love 'em......
There’s a lot of kids with dads that don’t know any of that stuff but I know that you mean.
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Was going to leave a comment about turning the pulley with just the Allen screw.But that was way too tight. Looks like somebody else was helping ,stop helping.