Professional Rooftop Condenser install 

Great! I feel validated. Thanks. Glad to see hard start install. I’m working in Deep South. No shortage of what I call Jack-legs. You know, the ones that don’t remove valve cores, flow nitrogen when brazing, or pull a thorough evacuation, etc. But, all these multi family apt complexes in my region think these guys doing installs in an hour are great. In twelve years here, I’ve seen so many burn out after 4-6 years from the Jack legs that have come and gone. The ones I’ve installed when left as last man standing ( big turn over here) are all still doing well. All those little steps that take time really are paramount for a long life. I know, I’m wordy, but I like talking shop when have time. Just got the same recovery machine and field piece vacuum pump. Glad to hear you really like it. I’ve found, when company sells property and/or new management and waiting for new maintenance super, I can buy a bunch of good stuff that normally not able to, once they get set on a budget. 👍 I’ve been kinda sneaky, just staying #1 tech and going with the flow. Been able to upgrade our shop and thus provide better service. 😆👍

Another beautiful job. Anyone watching this video and wanting to learn hvac, pay attention to this guy. He really does it right.

Hello. I am impressed how you have improved your skills through time and the quality of work. Also your improved equipment that shows high quality and very expensive. You are a Pro technician! Saludos from Mexico.

You need to re-install the fan cycling switch,to return oil on cool days.and do not flood vapor line with liquid.nice video,thanks for sharing.

I like your techniques you use as they are very well orchestrated. Works😅

Great insight thank you for sharing your knowledge keep up the great content 🛠️

Always enjoyed your videoes

awesome vid man

I would very much like to see a full recovery video please! 🙏🏻

When bleeding the 410a don’t 🩸 it up right it will separate

Thanks for the video. What city is in the distance? Thanks.

Nice video and pretty much agree with everything you said. One question though. Why did you hook up the high side hose to the vapor line when charging the system? I know a hose is a hose but for a second there I thought you were going to charge through the liquid line!

Sorry man. Everything I’ve learned has been between the rain drops so to speak. Concerning whether to crack open low or high side 1st, do you think that has to do with whether unit has an accumulator or not? Curious.

Are you in Ocean City Md!

We don’t even use nitrogen there at my job Dave haha

More ac videos please.

That sucked Dave. Good job you’re a highly trained technician but that job was a lot. Taking the top off to bolt the unit down is sucks town. But you stuck to it and got it done good for you.