I am glad you mentioned Atlanta.....I'm in Augusta, Ga.....I really enjoy you videos, it's like I'm clocking back in at the end of the day for your repairs....I consider them information entertainment....as well as educational....they really do help....Thank you friend!

Such a tiny filter! But I guess it's only using ~36 gallons a day. Nice find and repair!

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I hate those embraco's.....all of them have metric pipe sizes from the factory....they are also remanufactured in India....very few are newly made for the USA....well done on the swagging friend!

Great practical knowledge, that depressor is pretty common on most switches now even the peanut ones, I always try and double check, but just watching another tech do it reinforces good habits. I think you are definitely teaching good habits, and helping people with practical knowledge they can actually use in the field. Also, keep up with the component descriptions, it helps us

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Beast

what time do you usually wake up if you're out there at 5am??

So true.

Gawlee! 👍🏽🤘🏽

on the makeup air control box, the wires from the bottom of overload to fan look terminated weird. the blue wire looks like its infront of the screw. 10m 55sec. the 2 red wires look ordinarily terminated too. u can twist a few lengths of solder together and put a hook on the end to lift filters out of ductwork

Nice job 😮

Was there anything that didn't have a problem? Damn, everywhere you looked, never ending.

Be careful with your fingers. You of a kid learning about plugins

Nice Joe keep them coming

How’s the road trip idea going?

You forgot the compressor jewelry 😂😂😂 👍👍👍

Love doing compresses just changed out two of them in the last few weeks🤯

Fan seems slow

Yep - they fried it all. Common would be one side of the transformer and the other 3 would be taps off the other side. From one tap to another across 208 to 240 would be 32 volts across 208 volts, meaning the 24v side had roughly 138 volts across it.. poof goes the magic smoke. If I didn't know any better I'd say sabotage. But perhaps a large enough inadequacy could look identical.

Hahaha, not a sponsor! Love your sense of humor. Just purchased a used on myself a few minutes ago. I gotta say though, the price tag brutha!🥶 Hope it's all that they say it is. I also purchased the new Neat Plus version, but by the looks of it this one is better, because it has stronger pressure and can go deeper into the carpets and such. Thanks for the video!

Your rant is justified on the existing condition of the unit. ❤

You did do something wrong though. You did not use flush cutters on those zip ties. Thanks. Now I can have sliced arms when I have to work behind you.

ummm probably because you weakened the factory weld when you butchered that weld ?

Love working on soundbends quick and easy to access electrical

Good Job on the oven my friend!

Nice simple job that's nice every once in awhile

Not sure if you know this but if you pull up on the safety switch it will stay on

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Short and sweet, Nice job.👍

Thanks for the follow up. 👍

Great job Joe. As an auto mechanic, I use to ask what was wrong before you tried to fix it. I can only imagine you frustration as you work thru the problems. 👍

Leave the work to the professionals

That Liquid Line drier is about to leak. its time for it to go ! when changing drier add another Access tee. 😊

It's always nice to have a fully functional identical unit below the one that's not working. Really streamlines the troubleshooting process. Nice work 👏

On the pressure controls that are brazed on, I normally use the pinch off tool to crimp the line, cut off the old pressure switch, and braze the end shut just to prevent a leak if/when the sensor ends up leaking. When I have the torches up there, I also normally braze on a piercing schrader valve next the old sensor, so that I can install a new pressure switch and easily replace it again in the future.

Engineer playing too much Mario

Please stop with the random and fast camera movements. Makes your videos hard to watch.

Units should have an economizer for cooling operations below 65 degf outside temperature

I had 2 Daikon 10 ton RTUs same restaurant had both stages with bad HPS. Couldn’t believe it honestly one of the weirdest things I’ve had happen in awhile. Has to be something to do with the manufacture of that switch or batch of switches.

Core max

If the unit is over 5 tons capacity Install a duct smoke detector in the unit return with local shutdown ( code) With a new control board Keep the unit (oem)

Wow! What a S**t show. I'm surprised that the bad wiring to the transformer took out everything. I love how you just bypassed the control board.

Bs that owner didn’t disclose.

Lying is just as good as stealing

Nothing like working on a pos on a hot roof next to an exhaust fan rewiring someone else's don't know what the hell they are doing then handing the customer a really nice bill and telling them this is what happens when you want to higher someone that works for beer money