Ted I've noticed that the $100.00 dollar bills clean flame sensors better than other $1.00 bills.

It’s a pleasure to watch you work, and get just a glimpse of depth of knowledge you’ve acquired over years of servicing these beasts…

When it fired then went out, I knew that $100.00 bill was coming out! I really enjoy your videos and commentary!

Just casually pulls out that 💯😂

you got me trying to look around the corner and help you put that screw back in LOL.

Ted I worked on 2 of those goodmans this week. One was working fine (28 years) and the other had a cracked heat exchanger (29 years)

Only a well seasoned and experienced tech can fish a screw behind the gas valve with his fingers and manipulate the camera at the same time without dropping the screw. 👍🏻 I like that new Klein ratchet driver kit, but not as a regular use screwdriver

My GMP100 was 28 years old and still running when I replaced it. At 17 years, the burners would intermittently go out right after lighting. I had replaced the flame sensor the year before because the ceramic had cracked. Eventually, I replaced the control board and that fixed the problem.

Great video Ted it’s better to be safe than sorry as HVAC technicians. Our main concern is customer safety and if you feel the unit is not safe you explain it to the customer and you do the right thing you did the right thing as always. Great video. Stay safe out there Ted

Another great one Ted. So many would have looked at the age and said, "yeah, time to replace." You tried to save it - it just couldn't be saved. I would love to see the finished product once the replacement is done.

“We dont necessarily need a light” said no warranty service tech in my state (victoria, Australia) Wish more techs shared that mentality Ted. I appreciate the work and your videos give me motivation when i start hating the industry

Good job, the Goodman stamped steel burners have the little flame jumper to jump to the next burner during ignition and I have found that quenched area full of lint giving delayed ignition there not the best furnace although they do leave you bleeding with all that sharp metal.

Good job Ted, I've adjusted many of those regulators, and none of them smelled like gas with the adjustment cap off. They're not supposed to leak. That cap is more of just a dust cap, and keep fingers out of it... diaphragm is leaking on that one.

Ted, is it ok to use one dollar bills to clean flame sensors? I haven't seen one of those one hundred dollar bills in my area since Biden went in.

Klein makes an earth magnet with key chain mount doesn't fit every size too or extension but I've found it will magnetize just about any too long enough to put difficult screws in. Not a bad 5 -10 dollar purchase

Yessiree...that gas plumbing Christmas tree is a contraption. The shaking is likely the heat exchanger due to cracks and weakened. I'd have thought a longer nut driver would give your left hand the room to twist it right on in...also less chance of the socket slipping with a longer shaft driver as you twist it. Looked like there was room for one anyway. Yes...time for a new system, review of ducting, returns, filter ideas, etc. Too bad...that system looked to be in good condition.

Electricity fears this man "Why use the switch when i can manhandle the live wires"

Reminded me of the pink slim in Ghostbusters when they put it in th3 toaster .....shake it up !!

That Goodman had a good rhythm to it lol

Those old Goodman furnace s in the hx there is a couple of screws that either came loose or someone didn't put back. Those screw dn the hx in the cabinet. And liability is the key, you don't want to be a liability of someone dies or no one wakes up. Red tag when in doubt. Good call Ted.

Just got done a 12 hour day of residential HVAC repair and home watching another anti diy hvac video. Always love to learn from the greats.

Thanks for explaining as you go. What a great teacher.

Wow some reason haven't been getting your videos had to come looking for you

That tape is drier than your sense of humor Theodore hahaha. 👍🇨🇦

the goodman outlasted those carrier/Bryant furnaces lol

The heat exchanger u tubes slightly slipped out its bracket that's crimped the unit is horizontal causes this problem

Thanks for yet another one Ted. 👍 A fat mouse in the blower wheel causing vibrations maybe?

I wonder if Mickey-rat crawled in there some time ago and passed, unbalancing the blower. There are two more videos to make out of this; the changeout is one, and the post-mortem is the other. I don't know if it would quite fit on the stubby, but there are magnetic collars you can get that go on the shafts of screwdrivers to make the tip magnetic.

Great job Ted. Miss having more videos.

Had a vibration like that , found the blower wheel out of balance also damaged the motor. .

There's a Klein Tools model 32304 screwdriver that's HVAC specific. For tight spaces, there's also "Klein Tools 65200 Ratchet Set, 5-Piece Mini Ratchet Set". Amazon offers both.

Would like to see an installation video.

Good job as always you do. Thanks for sharing.👍

If it’s possible, I would like to see how you take out the old system and install the new systems if you could make a video of you guys doing that

Cowboy, your Nova is waiting for you at PH Fabrication ! Looks great

That Goodman was haunted, no doubt about it

I'd be interested in knowing what that knocking noise was too ... Please keep us posted and thx for posting ...

The cells have come a loose and started knocking into each other. My old Goodman did that.

Cleaning a 6 dollar part with a C-note got to love Ted..

I had one just like it, even same year. I pulled the burner assembly every year to clean my flame sensor until I got tired of if about 5 years ago and replaced my furnace LOL - ratta tat tat what you're seeing with the gas regulator and gas lines is out of code here in TX. Can't do it. Black Pipe only i believe.

Toupee with a chin strap FUNNY.

You are awesome because that is very damaging if that catch on fire very big 👍 up to you 👍👍👍👍👍

Here the Gas service installs a main regulator at the service to the house .

carry a personal co detector and if it goes off call in the fire department. they'll happily deem it unsafe and shut it all down, well them and the gas department both.

Being a mechanic I see so many techs that could benefit from a 1/4 ratchet with a couple extensions and universal joint. Like behind that valve, even easier with a cordless 1/4 ratchet with flexible extension would have been easy. And even a cheapo harbor freight would easily hold up to sheet metal use.

Nice video Ted, it's best to keep the lady safe 👍 Greetings from Australia

Hi Ted 😊😊 that's an oldie right there 😊 the brown turd goodman 🤣🤣 I'm just joking I actually don't mind goodman !!

I would like to see the inside please. Thanks

Good call on that one...

Well... that`s a fancy screwdriver. Too bad it didn't have a Canadian made Roberstson Screwdriver bit in it. #bestscrewdriverever.... LOL...

Would definitely want to know the Post Mordem Results!

Takes out 100$ bill to clean it. Thats why i got into this business

Ted, there might have been something in the fan blade that made it out of balance. A chunk of insulation, a piece of paper that allowed dirt to build up, etc.

And that folks is why I love my Trane electric furnace.

Believe or not I have come across a gas valve on old furnace that made lot of rattling like that.

Must be nice having such a steady hand that you can film with an iPhone and work with the other! Make that 💰❗

Sounded like a cat got caught sleeping in the heat exchanger cavity and was trying to get out. TFA.

“I got my new 150-in-1…” 😂

i would rather the"comments" and have the customer safe.

Just a suggestion, I would recommend taking micro amps before pulling the flame sensor to save you the hassle.

Blower may be not balance hitting the inside.

Hey buddy I got a question I has train about this and my other factory representative I've been having problems here in South Florida well actually mid Florida what's the lizards getting over and around behind the circuit boards and shorten them out I was told by train don't put any kind of wire mesh or anything around them to keep them out they said it will impede on the airflow and caused the board to overheat which sounds okay I guess but what do you think to keep the losers out this is only on package units and split units with condensers outside with boards ever since colvic hit it's been difficult to get boards especially for some of the older units so if I can avoid it by not having the lizards short amount and cook them out I would rather do that let me know

i had one i looked at yesterday, that was tripping the high limit fault at 109F not 120F, but it was tripping it quicker than i could probe up and check to see if it opened up. i wound up bypassing it and monitoring the temperature with my temp probe till it satisfied.

Have to admit i’ve never cleaned a flame rod (sensor) with a $100 bill.

I thought that Regulators were supposed to be Outside?

What is the purpose of the extra regulator in the attic? Should be one outside at the meter, and one in each appliance. Was the gas line undersize, and they had to Jack up the pressure? We have two stage propane, with a high pressure regulator at the tank, and a low pressure regulator at the house. Is that the case here?

Better safe then sorry. 😎

No power switch at the air handler?

I’m surprised copper is allowed for gas. Not in my neck of the woods.

It might be a little bit Crusty as Steve Lav says.

Toupee with a chin strap. 😂

Could probably save a lot of lives if they simply made CO detectors mandatory, in any building with fuel burning appliances. They are some places, like here in Ontario, Canada.

Nice work👍👍

Single flash - sensing flame without heat call - Jeez - leaking gas valve? The circuit design is pretty failure-proof, IDK what else it could be...

good learnin call here

Knock....must be that Chinese NG.....?

Hey Ted what replacement options did the customer go with for indoor and outdoor? I’d imagine these days with the outrageous pricing of equipment single stage looks very good these days hahaha. Take care Ted

topee with a chin strap......hahaha

Why Anti DIY?

Great job as always.

Ted to the rescue. Love your videos. Can’t help but wonder what those arm chair bandits will say about cycling power like that but who cares what they think. Keep up the great content Ted.

Good one Ted

Nice until that ratchet fails. And it faild for me within a few months

Before you call someone a girl, remember who wears the PONY TAIL YOUNG LADY!

A hundred Dollard bill to clean a flame sensor!😊😊

Why does always take a 100 dollar bill. To clean the flame rod

Your a good man.👍

19:15 Hallo Ted......its Morsecode? 73, walter.

must be a PITA to fit through pull down?,,,,cut hole in roof...lol

so no inspections when installed,drip leg stupidly

21/2 ton replacement. What manufacture would you use?

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You can get a new heat exchanger from Sears Parts Direct for $100 plus $15 for shipping. You should be able to do the whole job for around $600. What's a new Trane system gonna cost? $10,000?

LOL your videos always has insulation or dirt flying around in your area

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Is that a Klein screwdriver?

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There’s nothing controversial about tagging a failed gas appliance off. The weather should not even be a consideration.

Does biden know you carry c notes ?

This guy lost my respect when he addressed a refrigerant leak by adding more and not a sealant.