Awesome thank you!

Agreed. That would be "The Good Stuff."

There’s a lot of honest AC companies out here. One way to tell if you have a honest person they will explain and should you what they found. With out trying to sell you anything I always give my customers the opportunity to opt out. Or look around for better quotes. If I feel that the home owner is mechanically inclined I will show them how to do things like install a thermostat.

You can check with family, friends or neighbors if they have a reliable HVAC co. they can trust and recommend. I used to get 80% of my customers from referrals which also saved me lots of money in advertising!

I also was able to give the referring customer a discount or a free one year maintenance agreement.-

AC renew I'm not too familiar with, basically because against adding anything to virgin refrigerant. Love 407c as a replacement refrigerant for R22. We sell R407c units too. Seem to work well.

Good additional information there! Will try to get those videos out. Thanks so much for watching!

Same mine is doing right now.

Don't know if you fixed this problem yet, but the squeaking is coming from the compressor overheating. That fan blade removes the heat from the outdoor unit and if it doesn't work the compressor overtemps and eventually shuts down.

That needs a new capacitor.

thanks bloke!

much appreciated!

No sorry we dont 🙁

Thanks so much!

@@foxfamilyheatingandaircond4696 😍💕❤️🏅👏👏👏👏

I am having the same problem, buts somehow works in the morning, stops working around noon, then it’s starts working again about 5pm. Replaced capacitor still not noisy and not working correctly.

Ohh man that's sounds rough!

move to a different house

Check the screws on the access panel to make sure they're tight. That was my problem, and it was driving me insane. If they're even a little loose, they'll allow the access panel to vibrate too much.

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the only draw back of ac renew is the price a little bottles like 70 bucks :O)

Nor necessarily. Besides it's important to only use the exact spec the manufacturer uses. Having said that. Swept fan blades are quite than that flat faced ones.

No way man. You should def get no less than 15 years out of a modern system. I tell people around 20 years.

Sounds? So not “sounded”?

Is that package unit on the roof? If so, Sounds like a vibration noise. Perhaps your AC company will come out and take a good look at what's making that noise. It would surprise me if your new system was making this noise. But good luck man. I hope it gets fixed. For you. That's a huge investment to make and not work 100% for you.

I get it. Most techs are looking to make sure it is functioning properly. I can see how they would dismiss the noise fairly easily. Hopefully this video helps with some answers

It's my dad's house it's a spot home I really don't know what the unit is it has no brand on it it's probably long since rusted off but I'm thinking the fan blade hat it has some issues or balancing issues cuz it shakes the whole wall it's in a compartment cuz this is a manufactured home in the bathroom and the furnace is in the bathroom I know all the vindex are in good shape I checked the belt saints jumping or anything so I'm really kind of stumped but that unit does work really really good even though it sometime from the 60s it doesn't have your traditional radiator fins it's more like a spine radiator I know it ain't that compressor but the compressor mounts are long since deteriorated I'm actually thinking about going in the HVAC I don't know about it yet but I'm only 16 I fixing 30000 BTU air conditioners that go in your wall and I sell them on the side but off subject I wasn't asked you you might know what it is I really genuinely don't know what it is I can't get a picture of it my camera's broken on my phone but I could definitely so the condenser part and fan are on the outside in the wall the coils on the bottom the fans on the top it's a six-pointed fan blade and it seems to be shaking pretty bad I could see it shaking around in there I know it's going to do some damage I'm probably going to replace it but I got to get in there the measuring tape and figure out what size of family that is cuz I might be able just run to the scrap yard and just grab a different fan blade

Not necessarily. As long as the amperages meet factory specs. (the motors) I wouldn't expect that to raise my bill.

Usually that is the capacitor being told to start from the thermostat

And thank you for taking care about HVAC noise. Most of such units are at the edge of environmental noise limits when they are brand new. That means after one year they are illegal. However no one cares and inspectors can't measure it properly with a background noise.

So what happened???

The downside of renting. Clearly the owner didn’t want to pay to fix a very broken AC.

Are you a moron? He's obviously talking about a central AC unit's outdoor compressor.

People like you give people bad advice as if you know what you're talking about. 🤣 How old are you, 15?

@@TheImprovised Moron. Most A/C's are not outdoor units.

Heat pump?

Could be that hot gas bypass if it's coming from the compressor itself.

@@foxfamilyheatingandaircond4696Goodman 2 ton split heat pump, was ok until the AC side TXV was replaced.

@@InsideOfMyOwnMind tough to say. Sorry I wish I could help. But I'd have to be there 😊

@@foxfamilyheatingandaircond4696 I appreciate the reply. I've heard various things like slightly over charged or a weakened reversing valve but I have nothing else to go on. Thanks for your consideration.

interesting. like what?

@@foxfamilyheatingandaircond4696 Grinding sound.

Right on. Yeah I like carrier and Bryant too. I'm not sure where I said I like Goodman. I'm a Trane dealer and have never considered installing a Goodman for someone. Eww.

Same