Sadly like that in America too. All the poor work hard, many work two jobs, are exploited by rich bosses and still can barely afford rent. God forbid you get sick and have to visit a doctor cause noe youre in deep debt

@@ststst981 Very true. US has stopped progressing with developed world, we are lagging way behind. In US at least an employer knows they cant do certain things like not pay employees or pay late or certain harassment & racial policies are in place. In that part of the world, its a jungle. I worked in a modern place like UAE and my pay was being delayed because "your customers did not pay yet", while i was a saleman 🤪

You know why? Because we people from better countries are greedy and we wanna buy everything cheap. Where to get cheap stuff and how? Well, from poor countries which lacks human rights

@@turo1523 Grain of truth in this, but also not a really convincing argument. You know when I first visited Bangkok I was shocked at people working on the pavement with power tool and welders, and being offered super cheap suits. It was years later that I met a visitor to NZ who had worked at a Bangkok tailors. He explained to me that these "exploited" workers were super grateful to have any employment at all. His wages, which seemed to me to be outrageous, kept his whole family alive back in Northern Bangkok. As to people in the West being greedy, when you are offered goods at two prices. one expensive and one cheep, who is going to say "no! let me pay more. I will not be part of an exploitative system!" Really? Taking a longer look at this situation I well remember that after WWII we were "flooded" with cheap Japanese stuff. It was synonymous with crap, although that is doubtless not entirely true. Same story with South Korea and Formosa. Look at them now. Look at the so called economic miracle in China today. Bottom line is that when your people need to do whatever they can to get up the economic ladder they will produce whatever the buyer wants. Is it the workers fault for making crap or the Western buyers for asking for the cheapest rubbish? Anyway, enough with beating up on the "bad Western countries". I don't buy this line or argument. Any fault lies fairly and squarely on the shoulders of totalitarian authoritarian regimes that will not let their people have a go at making money.

Yeah we gotta stop it all. Stop the bosses. Stop the companies. Stop the jobs. Stop the paychecks. Put everyone on welfare at Soros' expense...

Me too.

Yes, fascinating. Wonder where the freon went ??? 3 guesses, first 2 don't count.

Me too

Ważne ze się tym interesujesz nie wszyscy chcą wiedziec jak kompresor wygląda

Ryt ji

E mesmo

E mesmo

Your country name

What about controlling waste? If old one could be repaired with out manufacturing a whole new compressor.

@@mbidanis that is true but in Here labor is more expensive than parts

Llegué aquí viendo un video de hindúes haciendo carretillas, y trabajan igual, en el suelo

Es su forma cada quien tiene su estilo

no creo pero bueno jjjjj

Would at least installing some alligator clips on the end of the 100 watt light bulb test or be asking too much?

1 pop bottle full of oil should be enough

The guys a hacker, something wasn’t making connection at first and that’s why he took it apart and got it to make a connection then he put it back together under very unsanitary conditions and yeah no nitrogen during the weld using a stick welder too. And calls it rebuilt or a reconditioned professional hacker.

What was wrong with it ? Bad connection ? Didn't see him repair anything. When a new fridge costs a few months salary, text book repairs fall by the way side.

в давние времена всегда ремонтировали таким способом. в системе стоит фильтр осушитель и он захватит частицы углерода.

The applied solder does not affect the inside of the compressor, since it was soldered on an old solder bead.

@@andresaguilar5592 i didn't say the Solder is the issue. Without nitrogen to displace the oxygen inside the compressor the welding will cause corrosion internally around the weld. This corrosion is what gets scrubbed off the surface by the Refrigeration oil (Polyolester oil). This gets carried right back into the windings he just cleaned. Its a very simple step he can add to his process to offer a much better product with a life expectation he can stand behind

سوداني شكلك ظاهر يا جاح شكلك فني تكيف

@@user-nk3sz4lg9q اي فعلا والله فني

That refrigderant R 22 they use is bad for the environment.

100 w bulb testing

Ei bom dia

Другую наклейку присабачели.

Да ладно! А твоя фирма их сама делает?

Ótimo serviço parabéns

Locatin

He adjusted the gap between stator and the coil, and put some oil in it.

Its Pakistan 🇵🇰

@@X1S1 I’m sorry, I will fix.

Not as handsome as me!

@@tonyharvey4569 lol, how handsome are you? 😊

10 out of 10 @@raymondmumford6255

It’s a light bulb in series with the wire

@@jakub3851 With analog gauges and switches!!!

@@supergub oh ok I thought u just meant the light bulb light up

@@jakub3851 no shit we obviously know what it does . And could probably figure it out ourselves but since in those countries they have them everywhere probably because they repair anything they can in order to help them save more for their family . I never seen one of those things in any repair shop of any kind in the states since most of us rather throw away instead of repair . I seen one homemade that a buddy had but was made from a already made extension cord

اعلام صباح السرير وسهل جدا تاتي بسلكين البارد والحار بمعنى الال والان وتقطع في الحار الان من النص او من الطرق

Not every country is America 🇺🇸

@@joepaul1763 I didnt know that... thanks. I'll have to point that out to everyone else here in N Ireland! 🙄🙃

@@tiberiusclaudiusnerogermanicis I wasn’t being sarcastic. Lucky for you Ireland has laws and standards

@@joepaul1763 I know it's just the most American thing I've ever heard lol. Lots of countries have safety standards, unfortunately these skilled workers have to work in death traps. Its so sad to see their so skilled. I'd employ any of them in my shop anyday!! But yeah, I'm just kidding around with ya. Welcome to Irish sense of humour haha

@@tiberiusclaudiusnerogermanicis some of us Americans mostly the ones that are the descendants that came from your kingdom think US is the only place with a regulated work force. But in reality there still are places like this scattered around the states that tend to not get checked up by the local tax police

Не понял, в чем ремонт то заключался?? ))

@@igorsams5413 Наверное клинил или не запускался.

Мне интересно эта сварка фреон держать вообще будет.

@@nikitaorlov1982 вы думаете эта мастерская ( сервис) только вчера открылась!?!

To nie jest gazeta tylko kawałek zużytej taśmy mierniczej.

Они за неделю из МКС звезду смерти за бубенят

Did you watch any of this video? I strongly doubt any sort of environmental regulation is followed haha. Very skilled worker though

They don’t care about it

The gases are handled by releasing them into the atmosphere

Compressor Automatic chalu band nahi hota he to kya kare sir......

As far as you can see, they receive only the compressors. Presumably the handling of the refrigerant took place wherever the system was and the old compressors sent here for refurbishment. Much as I admire the skill, the state of the workshop and lack of cleanliness and health and safety considerations had me cringing. I hope the workers have good insurance. They may very well need it.

Thanks For Watching

Это шутка?

My fridge went out within 9 months so it was fixed for free. Dont remember if they replaced or reconditioned it but its now 13-14 years and still running

You never show how you did it & what part of the winding you trouble shoot

The type of wiring doesn't matter. Longevity is all about heat dissipation and lubrication. If you can keep something cool and well-oiled, it will last a long time.

@@romeobaron2649 I think he might of just replaced a fuse somewhere on the coil. Because the coil didn't look burnt! But it was open when he tested it. Don't know. Or he just replaced the coil assembly.