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Excellent instruction videp, may I add a tip?... to avoid ripples in the bend, before I bend I alway spray the mandrel and bracket ears with silicon lubricant. Copper slides easier and stops ripples from forming. Cheers!!
My DR 82 needs to basically sit on the leak. Not good for really small leaks. The heated diode inficon catches the general leaks better. Right evap leaks the DR 82 fails every time. I replaced the filter
The box and tools were all purchased separately, you have to make it yourself. All the tools were purchased from amazon and tinner tools but they are currently unavailable, I will see if I can find alternatives links and will put them in description part of video.
I performed a repair in the unit located in the attic, So its quicker to get your reads at the plenum connected to the A/C unit. Also it’s best to get readings from the supply and return plenums connected to the unit rather than the registers.
Both hilmor and cps work good, my go to bend has been the hilmor since its quicker to set up with the snap on features vs the wing nut on the cps. The cps does show you when you reach your 90 degree bend though. I don’t think one is better than the other they are both very solidly built, I haven’t had any issues with the cps or hilmor bender.
Im not sure but I probably use it about 1 to 3 times a month on 1 1/8 copper, don’t run into alot of 1 1/8 copper. I haven’t had any issues with it, but if your doing a lot of bends then a lever bender may work better.
Thanks a lot Mr. Z for your help on the wet switch. Is very clear and I just finished installing mine I tried to install it when I bought it but I couldn’t find something as clear as your. God bless you sir.
I just started doing rough ins this week. I was wondering if you could do a full rough-in tutorial. I just seen your rough-in video from 2 years back, however I need more detail.
Hey man , my thermostat went blank & heat turned off . I changed the batteries & turned back on . But now my furnace won't turn on , I climbed up to attic & wet switch is red , not really wet in the pan but the wet switch bottom is damp & when pressing it, it won't turn on . I'm going to try & dry it fully/maybe dry vac it& see if that works (( would you know what else it could be , I don't want to pay a 175$ service call in if I don't have to ) also the furnace door light blinks green now ???
How would you use this to bend a mini split line where you don’t need to measure the distance from one end. If I just want to bend the copper on my center marked point on the pipe I just line up that line with either point on the bender?
Good video. My 6 CFM JB "grew feet" last week. I had that bad boy for about 10 years 😢. I was interested in this for a while. I like this, for when you can't find power on commercial roofs and you don't want to use a suicide cord. 👍🏽
Thanks you!👍Oh wow that sucks bud, I now the feeling. I always try put everything back in my van as soon as im done using it and lock it. Some people have no respect for others good earned tools
@@AZSolutions92 I ended up buying that 4 CFM navac battery pump. It's pretty good for small to medium sized systems. We work on a lot of 15-20 Liebert crac units and I wanted to see how the pump would do. Took about 40 minutes to get to 500 CFM,with Big blue hoses. The only con is that it comes with the one battery and if you wanted to use power to run it,the adapter cord costs $250 . Not a bad purchase. Thanks for the video,it helped with my decision bro. 👌🏽
