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Nor-Cal Dave, You are so awesome. For these young guys, learning refrigeration from your is good. Learning about attitude, demeanor and perseverance is priceless. Stay awesome super tech.
I’m 39 years old and I’ve been in the trade for 19 years (since I was 20)… I’m starting to feel too old for this shit these days. You give me hope that I can keep going. However, I still find myself it attics way too often.
@@OcRefrig I got mine at NAPA auto but Amazon has it too. It’s the real deal from Loc-tite. It comes in copper or silver, they also make thread locker “red& blue” in stick form. It works very well less messy.
You help me so much Dave, I appreciate all that you do for us younger techs. maybe, consider getting some kind of hands free attachment for your camera so you can always use 2 hands so it aint as much of a struggle
Wow, you've had the bike for 3 years. Doesn't seem long ago when you brought it home. Bummer that you had the belt issue but at least you weren't hurt or too far from home. You definitely have had some good adventures on 2 wheels.
That's a nice video. I have a question. Is it normal to use an open-frame fan motor in a rooftop condenser? It would seem like that would be asking for water to get in it.
Dave can you please explained again why u are using flux for unsweating components and benefits. I'm trying to find your video but not having luck. Cheers and thanks
Hey Nor-Cal Dave. My name is Jarod and I have been watching your channel for awhile sir. I was wondering if I could ask you a question? I’m new to refrigeration and I have a beverage air milk cooler with a constant cut in thermostat (# 502-139A). I was inquiring if there is a way to lower the cut in temp? The new thermostat keeps wanting to cut in around (41-45*). Thank you
if it's not a new cooler, you probably want to replace the thermostat, they get flaky when old and don't always cut in at the right temperature or the contacts start to fail and not always turn on. ** I totally missed that you said "new thermostat" 🙃 make sure the sense tube is where it should be and the rest of it from that point to the thermostat itself is not in contact with anything, especially not any cold refrigeration tubing or where ice may form. that will keep it cold and skew the cut-in higher and shut off early.
Great Video ! Classic picture you in the u-haul. 😂 - Manual Re-set H. P. SAFETY ! THE NLY WAY TO GO ! That’s the ONLY Way I do it too ! 1) Customer - Wins !!! Big time. Gets his Walk n box cooling same day within a few hours usually & an inexpensive Repair. Customer Very Happy not Having to Replace a Compressor on a Friday Night. 2) Service Tech - Wins !!! Nice little Job , Easy job , makes some decent money , is a Hero to customer , Small bill to customer , Customer Very Happy ! H. P. SAFETY - Man. Reset Saves Compressors EVERY TIME !!! Every Unit needs one ! Period ! Makes EVERYONE’s Life Better ! No Friday night Huntjng down a Compressor, opening supply house , No Big bill to customer, No All Night Working in the dark on a Roof , Saves Marriages , Wife & Girlfriends happier.
