Checking on a gas pack Adjusting gas pressure with fieldpiece SDMN6. Abnormal flame caught on camera 

As a service manager now after being in the field for last 29 years the toughest thing to deal with is getting younger techs to take the effort to do the calls the RIGHT way. Taking the time and energy to check all of the unit like this heatexchanger inspection. The extra effort not to bail on it even though things like rotted screws get in the way. “Well I wasn’t there for that” is the go-to response when the call comes back in.

Hello sir I just want to thank you for posting this info. I learn from you're daily experiences as a relatively new tech. As a prior service member I see the attention to detail you share. Thanks again.

I work for a Rheem dealer in Burlington NC, and we service a lot of gas packs like this. I find that the stainless steel heat exchangers are very robust, but like you mentioned in the video, they tend to fail on the backplate. The radiation shield is a commonly replaced part, because they are a sacrificial lamb so to say. Always rusting out. We carry them as part of our truck stock. The Rheem/Ruud packs are very easy to work on though, and very easy to diagnose problems. Great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge. What you work on is pretty much what I work on here in NC

I saw it! You have quickly became one of my favorite hvac channels. I was cleaning out my van this afternoon and was listening to an older video of yours where you had metallica playing in your van. Rock on 🤘

I guess I missed where you cleaned flame sensor, burners, brass orifice, vacuum port on draft motor 😂

That's close to condemnable from here ,looks like it's not gonna be to long before the scrap yard calls!🤔🤣 Thanks again for the videos! 🍺🍺🍺🥃🥃🎯🍿 Retired (werk'n)keyboard super tech. Wear your safety glasses!

That 2000, 3.5-ton gas pack had the most rusty-lookin coil I have ever seen.

Nice work Bud. Another combo unit. Thanks for posting

I am a little concerned with your startup pressure. Next time you do this you should take pressures from both sides, Inlet and Outlet gas pressures on that valve. Sometimes the gas company has a problem with something called a creeping regulator ( when the unit is turned off the pressure on the inlet side should escalate a little bit and then lock up, we call this lockup pressure but in the event the pressure keeps escalating a little bit and a little bit more and a little bit more we call this a creeping regulator and the gas utility should be contacted about a possible pressure problem). Hope this information helps and stay safe out there 👍🛠. PS- you may want to use your CO2 condensate drain cleaner on the burner Venturis in order to clean any debris or spider webs🕸🕷.

Good job Curtis.

Good work on this one

Nice one

U also need to do close up at to where u put the hose at the gas valve and the adjustment place

Might have been a spider web in the burner. I saw it too.

Compressor variable control

I seen a flash on the left burner

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I've had that happen to me on a conversion, gas pressure was too low. That low starting pressure likely issue, gas valve might be faulty.

Those bells ringing was kinda nice. Must be a church close by?

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👍nice! Thank u

Burners need to cleaned !!!!!

Roll out

Is that coupling Allowed in the fire box area???