The last time I got shit face, I was on my face and everyone had to look at it until all the scabs fell off. That was a long time ago in my younger days. Great Video!!
Is that water heater from Mrs Olson's house the coffee maker LOL! Peter you're doing a wonderful job learning and Mikey you're doing a great job teaching once again I'll tell you all you're a wonderful team and wonderful holidays to y'all and a great 2023 and also bless you Mikey you can quit that sneezing anytime
Mikey i respect you very much due to your knowledge and the way you take pride in doing the job correctly. I just wanted to say, if you're referring to the cat analyzer, CAT85 - Combustion Analyzer HC , fieldpiece says that it Accurately measure O2, CO, CO2, draft pressure. Could be wrong as i haven't used the tool myself but it says it measures it. Always appreciate your videos, keep up the good work boss! Happy hollidays to you and all your guys!
Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah guys ! I'm learning a lot right alongside of you Peter !You're doing a great job ! I worked for several years in apartment maintenance and I love to learn about the trades. I'm out of work because of a disability. Keep your fingers crossed that it's not permanent.
Thank you for being so thorough in your explanations in all of your videos. I have learned a lot by watching your videos the past few months. It's a breath of fresh air watching a mechanic calmly explain the anatomy of things and how systems operate!
Why I just watched the whole 45 minutes, I dunno but def learned a lot; oh and I have the tune up boiler guy coming tomorrow; sorry Pipes, you don't cover Jersey but thanks for the entertaining and informational vid.
@@PipeDoctor Hey Mikey I grew up with steam and those radiators stayed hot for hours. Now I have forced hot water baseboard. I wish I had the radiators my father had were like oval shaped and were really decorative. Made the house piping hot. You're not the wife likes to put all the furniture in front of the baseboards too 🤠 Almost ready to get the hell out of this place and have my weekend God bless man
It filled due to the pressure inside the water heater tank and the tank hot outlet has pressure from the vertical pipe going through the house. So when the feeder called it just took the 60 psi from the domestic/hot water tank and pushed it into the steam boiler that is at a much lower pressure.
It does co2. I beta tested the unit and also have the 85. As with almost all analyzers, it has a o2 sensor and co sensor. The co2 number is a calculation off the 02 sensor. Happy holiday to you and your family
Happy Holidays, to my knowledge on most combustion analyzers. CO2 is a calculation off of O2, not an actual sensor. It is why in the days of the old red fluid (for oil), you had to make sure you were on the wright side of the scale with our CO2 since with very high or very low 02 you can have the same CO2. O2 is a much better reading to go with along with CO. Most manufactures that give you a CO2 number to look for also will give you an O2. A package boiler like you are working on here is a 6 to 9% O2, the manufacture must make sure it is not capable of a stable over 400 ppm "Air Free, if you contact Burnham about the Independence 400 ppm is the only number they will give you. Yes, I know industry practices go from 200 ppm down to 50 ppm as allowable (stable) "Air Free". Burnham will also give you an O2 range on the Independence, though neither number is in the manual, just gas pressure readings. Does not matter the efficiency, while the numbers change by level of efficacy of CO and 02 the manufacturer wants to see, it is the O2 and CO numbers that come in to play the most on gas fired equipment.
The fieldpiece cat85 combustion analyzer it does have c02 readings you can check out hvac tech tips youtube video he has one but i still love my testo 320lx Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah
Not better than the new fieldpiece imo check it out I think you will be very impressed! They did right this time. 2 models the one with hydro cycle is best and sensor vault technology
i have had that noice in a water heater, you need to pop a sink or shower and it goes away. I think air prevents heater from filling up so it boils the water.
hope you service the south jersey area you look like you know your stuff i had a company serviced my steam boiler and the guy wanna to replace my water feeder and other parts when in fact the boiler just need a bit of water so he didn’t know and didn’t charge me it’s crazy how companies are ants to charge and put you in membership plan hate it
@@PipeDoctor Thank you Mikey pipes I have to read everything I voice text because I was trying to say learning a lot today from you. It's hard to invest in a new phone right now with my son's school loans God bless Happy Hanukkah and health and happiness to family and you
Two kinds of boilers, steam like this one or full water boilers which have pumps. Steam boilers need skimmed a few times a year if properly maintained and water boilers you do not want to drain down unless a repair is needed
34:02 Water Heater goes BAMMMMMMMMMMM. Well- your replacing it now!!!!!!!!!!!! Or we can plug the tear and you can wait for it to blow when we aren't here? Then call us and my brother (the Service Pro Rep) can come also.
Hello, Peter. Start with power when thinking about the sequence of operation. When the boiler power switch is ON, you are energizing the transformer, which allows the 24VAC power to go to the thermostat, which can send a W1 call to the boiler. If the safeties are all closed and the boiler temp control allows it, the ignition control will ignite the flame by opening the gas valve and providing a spark or hot surface and look for flame proving (unless there is a standing pilot flame like you have in this case) and the boiler begins heating. The circulator pump control can energize the circulator for a call for that zone, and you are off to the races.
Is that something you get through Ferguson? I'm trying to be better with my branding and that seems like a great way to do it. Thanks for all the great videos!@@PipeDoctor
Great vid! I'm a newbie tech of 6 months looking to open my own biz in a year or so. Can you do some videos on the basic parts you always carry which solves a large percentage of your service calls, what van you think is best, Ford Transit Connect, Ram Promaster city etc? Do you get paid half up front rest upon completion or all upon completion or do you bill your customers? My father said that good stock supply and biz information is just as important as on the job technical knowledge. Thanks!!
My friend focus on perfecting your craft in the industry (which you will not get in a years experience) before considering opening up your own company. If you’re asking the questions on what parts to carry in your truck for common issues found in the plumbing and hvac business then you are a far ways away from running a SUCCESSFUL business. Not to deter you from your ambitions but be realistic and build skill before you start putting your name on something you can feel confident owning
I thought Peter needed to be more assertive in his answers and you could barely hear him. But I’m sure Mikey has him on the right track.. good video guys
Miky pipe you are the best teacher showing all the component of the boiler I love all you video💯👍💯💯💯💯💯💯
The last time I got shit face, I was on my face and everyone had to look at it until all the scabs fell off. That was a long time ago in my younger days. Great Video!!
I love Peter. He is so damn nice. Mike, you are so good with people too. I really want to see Peter becoming a better version of you :)
Is that water heater from Mrs Olson's house the coffee maker LOL! Peter you're doing a wonderful job learning and Mikey you're doing a great job teaching once again I'll tell you all you're a wonderful team and wonderful holidays to y'all and a great 2023 and also bless you Mikey you can quit that sneezing anytime
Mikey i respect you very much due to your knowledge and the way you take pride in doing the job correctly. I just wanted to say, if you're referring to the cat analyzer, CAT85 - Combustion Analyzer HC , fieldpiece says that it Accurately measure O2, CO, CO2, draft pressure. Could be wrong as i haven't used the tool myself but it says it measures it. Always appreciate your videos, keep up the good work boss! Happy hollidays to you and all your guys!
Im watching this one year later and you have more than doubled in subs. Congrats
Thank you!
Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah guys ! I'm learning a lot right alongside of you Peter !You're doing a great job ! I worked for several years in apartment maintenance and I love to learn about the trades. I'm out of work because of a disability. Keep your fingers crossed that it's not permanent.
Peter plus one is doing a fantastic job
Anthony sucks not to even give you a call.
I appreciate all the education here Mike you're a good teacher
Thank you so much for sharing your feedback
Thank you for being so thorough in your explanations in all of your videos. I have learned a lot by watching your videos the past few months. It's a breath of fresh air watching a mechanic calmly explain the anatomy of things and how systems operate!
Why I just watched the whole 45 minutes, I dunno but def learned a lot; oh and I have the tune up boiler guy coming tomorrow; sorry Pipes, you don't cover Jersey but thanks for the entertaining and informational vid.
I love that 36-in header you put in yesterday
You guys should an awesome job.
It kind of looks like the wall McClain mobile unit.
@@PipeDoctor
Hey Mikey I grew up with steam and those radiators stayed hot for hours.
Now I have forced hot water baseboard.
I wish I had the radiators my father had were like oval shaped and were really decorative.
Made the house piping hot.
You're not the wife likes to put all the furniture in front of the baseboards too 🤠
Almost ready to get the hell out of this place and have my weekend
God bless man
Nice complete service and replacement of pressure tank
It filled due to the pressure inside the water heater tank and the tank hot outlet has pressure from the vertical pipe going through the house. So when the feeder called it just took the 60 psi from the domestic/hot water tank and pushed it into the steam boiler that is at a much lower pressure.
theres a problem with that light switch if you look back on your video it sparked when you turned it on just pointing that out
Man PETER IS DOING SO GREAT!
Fieldpiece is nice for refrigeration / AC. But I absolutely agree with you. I've had the Testo, and I liked it. But I love the Bacharach.
4 degrees in Rockyface Ga.
We have a field piece in the company and it does co2
it was feeding water from the water heater, thats why it was making that sound
Mikey pipes !!! You rock 💪
I know one of these days , maybe in 2023 your gonna pull apart and show us how you clean a pilot . Happy holidays !!
Best plumbing videos out. Could you put in the description all products used during the service call
Mikey Pipes on the job again. If I keep watching you I’ll have to switch over to HVAC. Love plumbing but HVAC is growing on me.
It does co2. I beta tested the unit and also have the 85. As with almost all analyzers, it has a o2 sensor and co sensor. The co2 number is a calculation off the 02 sensor. Happy holiday to you and your family
You go Mickey Pipes
I like how you break down all the parts and what's needed for the boiler to fire with Peter. Happy holidays!
Happy Holidays, to my knowledge on most combustion analyzers. CO2 is a calculation off of O2, not an actual sensor. It is why in the days of the old red fluid (for oil), you had to make sure you were on the wright side of the scale with our CO2 since with very high or very low 02 you can have the same CO2. O2 is a much better reading to go with along with CO. Most manufactures that give you a CO2 number to look for also will give you an O2. A package boiler like you are working on here is a 6 to 9% O2, the manufacture must make sure it is not capable of a stable over 400 ppm "Air Free, if you contact Burnham about the Independence 400 ppm is the only number they will give you. Yes, I know industry practices go from 200 ppm down to 50 ppm as allowable (stable) "Air Free". Burnham will also give you an O2 range on the Independence, though neither number is in the manual, just gas pressure readings. Does not matter the efficiency, while the numbers change by level of efficacy of CO and 02 the manufacturer wants to see, it is the O2 and CO numbers that come in to play the most on gas fired equipment.
That was wierd the valve was off and it still filled the boiler merry Christmas love u guys😊😊😊😊😊
Can’t wait till you guys service north Jersey 😢
Five towns need you right now .. I can’t believe all the flooding ..
@@PipeDoctor yes it was . A lot of homes I get flooded especially the ones off yes or Expressway that leads into Jamaica bay
Is the 9th day of Christmas and all through the land Mikey pipes is kicking butt LOL
I’m a huge fan of steam heat, Mike. Wondering your thoughts vs other heating. Great channel and happy Chanukah.
You deserve 11 million subscribers as well as views
Very good lesson, how a steam boiler works
Mikey the hot water tank must have back feed it that's what all the gurgling was it was pushing water back through the cold water line.
Congratulations on 147000+ subscribers
Thank you so much 😀
Mikey, Inspection due this week
50 mph winds and -12F here in Minnesota right now.
yup here in mpls bro i got cust with froz pipes in huch down so by u i sez no way i wood driv that far 2 day even at 200.00bucks a hr
Mike I wish u were in Chicago
Mike how did you know it was the expansion tank that caused the leak from the relief valve on the water heater?
Thanks
thank you Mike
Very good
The fieldpiece cat85 combustion analyzer it does have c02 readings you can check out hvac tech tips youtube video he has one but i still love my testo 320lx Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah
Not better than the new fieldpiece imo check it out I think you will be very impressed! They did right this time. 2 models the one with hydro cycle is best and sensor vault technology
I need my boiler serve I wish it was in New Jersey you in New York I don't know if you travel be great if you do
i have had that noice in a water heater, you need to pop a sink or shower and it goes away.
I think air prevents heater from filling up so it boils the water.
Or in this case turn the water back on to the water heater. Then no more bang bang !
Merry Christmas 🎄🎄
Sediment popping like popcorn 😂
Hey Mike what kind of spray did you use to clean the pipes?
Fantastic
Nice one
Why didnt you check the chimney? And why not brush and vacuum it's part of maitince? Thanks mike *
My valve is dripping slowly on Burnham alpine had it serviced . The valve put pressure valve
Soo nice video
Great job, Guys!
Soo good
Full support 🔥
Kroil did a nice job on the boiler 👍👍. Best stuff on Earth!
But that water heater is ready to blow 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
hope you service the south jersey area you look like you know your stuff i had a company serviced my steam boiler and the guy wanna to replace my water feeder and other parts when in fact the boiler just need a bit of water so he didn’t know and didn’t charge me it’s crazy how companies are ants to charge and put you in membership plan hate it
There aren’t a lot of competent technicians out there who can service a steam with knowledge
Thanks Mike for the education.
I like your videos you are extremely helpful. Do you hire plumbing helpers to learn?
Excellent work
Good luck
Letting a lot today thank you Mikey pipes
@@PipeDoctor
Thank you Mikey pipes
I have to read everything I voice text because I was trying to say learning a lot today from you.
It's hard to invest in a new phone right now with my son's school loans
God bless Happy Hanukkah and health and happiness to family and you
Perfect video
The words u are Looking for mike are, "efficient operation".
Love the channel. Look forward to many more.
Superb video
I enjoyed this video
Oh oh mike is waiting
Amazing video
33:51 im looking at my Weil-McClain CG and im trying to figure out how to drain water and where does it get replaced once it has drained?
Two kinds of boilers, steam like this one or full water boilers which have pumps. Steam boilers need skimmed a few times a year if properly maintained and water boilers you do not want to drain down unless a repair is needed
34:02 Water Heater goes BAMMMMMMMMMMM. Well- your replacing it now!!!!!!!!!!!! Or we can plug the tear and you can wait for it to blow when we aren't here? Then call us and my brother (the Service Pro Rep) can come also.
excellent job 🤟
Not bad
Fabulous video👌
Hello, Peter. Start with power when thinking about the sequence of operation. When the boiler power switch is ON, you are energizing the transformer, which allows the 24VAC power to go to the thermostat, which can send a W1 call to the boiler. If the safeties are all closed and the boiler temp control allows it, the ignition control will ignite the flame by opening the gas valve and providing a spark or hot surface and look for flame proving (unless there is a standing pilot flame like you have in this case) and the boiler begins heating. The circulator pump control can energize the circulator for a call for that zone, and you are off to the races.
Good ♥️
I love the sighs
Haha, I'm glad my sighs are bringing you joy! Maybe I should start a UA-cam channel dedicated solely to sighs.
Cage match for the job. Peter Vs. Tony
Great🔥
Ring can run on battery. Does not work well in cold. Mire expensive to call an electrician to install. I took mine off. Now people have to knock
How do you get your branding on the Tstat? Is that a sticker or do you get that from Emerson?
its imprinted
Is that something you get through Ferguson? I'm trying to be better with my branding and that seems like a great way to do it. Thanks for all the great videos!@@PipeDoctor
liked a lot
Rocking🔥
1 no video
A good flood wouldn’t be so bad. Needs a good cleaning down there.
Hi Mike, you got people that work Queens?
Yes
Good job peter u r coming alone with your knowledge. U did better than me even with my infinite YT wisdom. lol
What about the Chimney stack? Has anybody verified that it was drawing properly?
yeah, its called a combustion AND draft analysis. Do you have a combustion analyzer?
Just had to replace my circulator pump.
Great vid! I'm a newbie tech of 6 months looking to open my own biz in a year or so. Can you do some videos on the basic parts you always carry which solves a large percentage of your service calls, what van you think is best, Ford Transit Connect, Ram Promaster city etc? Do you get paid half up front rest upon completion or all upon completion or do you bill your customers? My father said that good stock supply and biz information is just as important as on the job technical knowledge. Thanks!!
My friend focus on perfecting your craft in the industry (which you will not get in a years experience) before considering opening up your own company. If you’re asking the questions on what parts to carry in your truck for common issues found in the plumbing and hvac business then you are a far ways away from running a SUCCESSFUL business. Not to deter you from your ambitions but be realistic and build skill before you start putting your name on something you can feel confident owning
@@tylermarcoux2669
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I went to a wedding last night and got shitfaced…story of my life!! 😂 Much love Mikey My solution for no hangover is drink everyday 😂
OMG 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Co2 needs to be tested with oil also.
On repeat
I thought Peter needed to be more assertive in his answers and you could barely hear him. But I’m sure Mikey has him on the right track.. good video guys
Yes water. I add Alka-Seltzer to my water .
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