ICED UP WALK IN COOLER EVAPORATOR COIL 

I like the shows this could be my next job. been a cable tech. 34 years so far,moving forward .

Those Bohn Sizemizer ceiling units were tanks. The coils always plugged up from the inside. Thanks for posting the video.

Sounds about right, everything these days is made to break at a certain point normally a few months after the warranty is out.

"Unfortunately I couldn't sell 'em something today that would last this long." that's planned obsolescence for ya

Do you think having the fan coil in a attic not a roof top. would this cause the fans to ice up also

Just here for the Bluon ad. Just kidding. Love the videos and I am not even in the hvac field!

How bout those FP probes? Thinking about getting some . Great job !

Question, I'm in residential and I've been an operator in industrial.. I got a call from a cooling facility about his evaps freezing up when the doors are open. Any ideas?

What brand of sunglasses do u have they look nice and dark

amazing videos, I watch one everyday to learn something new from you. Thank you from Toronto Canada UA local 787

My norlake will not defrost. The coils are clean. When i melt the ice with a hair dryer it runs great but after a couple days it freezes up again. Why??

Good video man. Those restaurant frozen up coils are always fun. Hahaha. Always filthy

how long did it take you n help to get it all done ,helps in quoting jobs like that Thanks! and did you wear a rain jacket or some cover all to avoid them acids drips and wash water i bet that water and stuff stank off whatever they stored in there, we did a old restaurant same kinda coils lo profiles,Phew the stuff and water got splashed onto our clothes thru the rain jackets we stank like smelly old stale garlic,ginger and all kinda flipping sauces they must have stored in there it was a nasty experience all the way back home Nice Vid Thanks for sharing👍👍😎

Nice work! Good video.

Always hate those inside out pancake evaps but so definitely true they do not make them like they used to but man they are a pain in the ass to work on / clean

I had one a couple weeks ago that was way worse than that. Same evaporator. Motors were burnt out too

Odd thing with any freezer it seams sometimes one thing can cause the whole system to snow ball,,, was working on a upright freezer for residential use and it was over stuffed with a bag of ice and that was holding the door open a smidge,,that caused a total ice over on the evaporator,,

Let me ask you something , why don't these walk-in refrigerator or freezers have air filters on Evap?

Nice job man

nice work, just about like everything that is made nowadays dont last. I guess its more profitable to sell new units

Cool

5-7 years is all I get out of them now. On average.

I hate frozen freezer evaporators. You have to get rid of all the ice on top. Then scrape all the ice that formed on the floor from the water you used to defrost the evaps.

I just worked on one of those, it was 1979

what coil cleaner id you use on this hob

I have learned that a coil cleaning needs to be an every two year maintenance I places like such

Foollow up, Qs.... Did you end up changing that clock, my money is on yes. Wasn't there a union just off the pan to short cut into a bucket?

All those beeds of water on the ceiling that kitchen must be a steaming greasy pit.

Cut drain. Drop pan. Shark bite drain line back together.

They don't make them like they used to because if they did, they'd go out of business because nothing would break!

Does anybody make coil that lasts this long?

@1:40 I'm sure there is a place in the market for someone to "Time-proof" today's shitty products... that could really start a war thou... xD

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