❌❌❌I Always Get Asked Where I Buy My Filters - Well I Went Yesterday Morning & Bought 12 A/C Air Handler “Filtrete 300” air filters ( A Years Worth ) for ✅$50 Total @ Lowe’s 🔵!!! ❌❌❌It’s always good to buy these filters in bulk … This is the perfect kind of filter for Most A/C units ( just see if they have your size ) They do have many filters , 1 Filter that’s made for allergies etc ( cost $22 for 1 filter ) If you need this than get it ( but I always recommend to buy in bulk & save ) 🔵If This Was Helpful , Please “Like” Everything that was helpful Please “Follow Me” for more content on helping with your home maintenance 🔵🔵If You Get Your A better Deal on Filters Somewhere Else For a Great Price ( Please put it In comments - and a pic of it please - Thanks in Advance Dustin

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Awesome fix, thank you so much! Heat wave outside and it will be cooooool tonight thanks to you!

That helps , thanks :)

I forgot which way to put the arrow so I am here thank you 😂

You’re from Florida ? Must be way different operating than Winnipeg. We change filters quarterly here on our rooftop air handlers and even in suite filters are only once a year since we run a/c only for the summer months

the handler is in my garage and has a filter box like your video. i also have a return on a wall in my living room that has a filter. do i need to use both filters? my hvac guy said only use the filter box on the handler. leave the filter off on the one in the house

Just to be clear, should the red light be on or off if the sensor is working properly?

I dry mine and even doing that appears the red light. If i disconnect the cables light dissapear. But with just connect it back appears. Can be that the sensor is damage? Because is totally dry.

Ive been putting my air filter in wrong for soooooo many months . I even saw my maintenance man put it in which is the wrong direction now that i see this video smh

My friend told me to change when I get new electric bill

how often should the filters for the air vents be changed, also monthly?

Florida power and light just came out to do an energy assessment for me. They said I needed a larger AC return box because it was too small for the size of my air conditioning unit. So I'm going to retrofit that to make it fit the unit but currently my AC filter is on the wall return grille. When I put a new box on he told me to put the AC filter just under the coils and air handler. Is that the best place for the filter? I also heard that the best place for the filter is where I have it located right now on the wall in the grill and I just want to make sure that I'm not doing that wrong. Tyia

Nice video, thanks for sharing.

Go to the point,.

DUDE! Nice to see you kicking some ass! Love your content! Can't wait to see more!

We are on the second floor of an apartment and recently had this happen. Thermostat shutoff and it was the water sensor. Tech said there was a clog and he cleaned it quickly. We are having concerns in the aftermath of it being fixed with the air quality though. Both of us feeling quite poorly and suspecting the air quality. Although no water got on the floor and the shutdown was resolved 1-2 days later, is there any possibility that whatever contributed to that clog could have mold etc being circulated through the system?

If you find junk in the sensor line can you blow it out with C02? Thanks

What if I don't have a a/c filter cover door? Will that affect the performance?

@ 2:18 you said there is two levels is it okay to use either level I have a metal washable filter Id like to use but it only fits at the top level.

and where do you find $3.00 filters?

Thanks for the video. Couldn't find any other videos with this sensor instead of a typical float valve. Do you think its possible for this sensor to go bad?

Hello. Thank you for this video it was very helpful. Is it okay to put the filter in the upper level or is it better to put it in the button level?

Thanks very much, ❤ this saved me from having to call maintenance ! I fixed it using your advice and suggestions! You are a live saver! 😅

Thanks!

Your vid is still helping haha. Where can I get a filter box like yours? A/C tech wants to charge me 250.00 to install one. Wondering If i can do it myself. 250 isn't bad though, but just wondering...

Thank you for reminding us about the arrow, adding date the filter was placed and just all the helpful tips! You literally are the only video explaining the arrow and chicken wire on my 3 M filter! Thank you again!!!!

Wow I been at my home for 2 years and didn't know I was supposed to change it. It's a lot I'm learning.

Who leaves their AC running during long periods away from home lol

If the filter is inserted flat (horizontal), should you always place it with the arrow facing up? Thanks!

So if my filter has the arrow pointing up on the coil side, I put the coil side up?

Home Depot is the cheapest I have found for air filters.

Question. Can you blow these filters with light compressor air

What do I do if my filter is 20x23x1 it is absolutely expensive 😢. Can you help me a way to remember which way it goes? I see an arrow up and/or down? Which way is the correct way to put it?

Is there anything that needs to be turned off before removing the lid and sensor?

My furnace is missing a filter, so I don’t know what size I should get. How can I measure that?

Sorry to bother you sir got another question 🙄. My air handler is in a closet like in your video. And I was wondering how big the opening should be under the unit. The filter is on the door. The opening for the return seems a bit small. Wish i could send ya a pic. Since we moved in i notice my ac turns on every 10 to 15 min during the day and about every 30 to 40 min at night. I understand it's alot hotter during the day especially with Temps from 95-100 her in south texas. It's starting to cool off here, yet I feel the ac is working more.

what about the big filters on the door before the handler? the coil mesh filters or something...? if i have a filter on the grate door. is there one in my unit as well? miller unit, the return is right at the unit

Counterintuitively, a dirty filter makes the blower motor use less current. Just saying, keep your filters changed! But don't use those darn HEPA filters, they can stop up in a week or 2!

What happened? It cut off in the middle. Is there a part 2 in the works?

Thank you Dustin! I’m definitely going to dump some ice down my garbage disposal tomorrow. Also, it is starting to smell weird too. I use it everyday and no food ever just “sits” in it so any advice to get rid of it? You mentioned baking soda, think that’ll help freshen it up?? 🦅

You are the only person that explicitly showed which way the arrow points. Thank u.

What other size filter can i use if my ac is 17x19x1? I cant find that size anywhere.

Very helpful to me today! Thank you!

I just moved in to my house and the door were the ac is in has a filter and then there is a filter under the unit that has a metal edge. Is that metal filter just a factor filter? Never seen a metal edge like that. The builder who sucks, never explained anythihg.

Stainless steel works amazing with clr or barkeepers friend! It gets a little warm though, probably not good to do without gloves… 🤔 Sweet channel! Liked and subbed

Thank you so much for this tip! My sensor went off and I was about to call a repairman because it didn't come back on even after I changed the filter. As soon as I removed and cleaned the sensor the unit kicked back on and hasn't stopped running. Now all I have to call the guy for is regular cleaning maintenance instead. Thank you!

I just cleaned my coils and replaced my filters today. A few hours later my closet is soaked and the filter was sucked up.

Need Help ! My air handling unit has a BAR right in the middle of the filter. It makes it impossible to remove. Is there a Trick to get the old filter out ? I've never seen a bar like this. It's a 1991 American Standard unit. Looks very much like the one in your video.

Any ideas why the air handler runs and also blows cold air in the upstairs zone every time the AC is on downstairs in the downstairs Zone. I have the thermostat off upstairs. Thanks