Carrier package unit No AC 

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Don't know about him but I started out in 2006 doing commercial and the ol boy I was working for had him a rehabbed meth head who thought he was gods gift to HVAC and they mostly did installs for a corporation called K-mac which was basically taco Bell/ Kentucky fried Chicken & because the owner taught at a local college whenever he said replace a rooftop 20 ton unit they'd just do it and never asked for a second opinion , he basically replaced over 100 unit's in 18 months time many of which were still in good shape. Oh btw the x-methhead and I didn't get along at all I was always two steps ahead of him and he hated that, he wanted so badly to boss me around but I already had done everything most of the time and ended up doing his shit too

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@@curioushvacguy6876 I worked this summer for a residental company it was awesome learned alot of new stuff in the field. As for now I'm back in school going for my commercial end of the trade learning about boilers, pneumatic hydronic systems and controls its alot of fun. I just came up on your channel and I am learning lots from it keep them coming thanks bud.

Yes he did not show wiring it back in. Its supposed wired to interrupt the mech cooling call if it’s too cold outside… usually set at 50°f. Its to protect the compressor. I’m hoping he wired it back in

No sir- its a store that sells things for around a dollar