I remember the young guys that I helped, explained how things work, and seeing them become a good tech. I was a supervisor for a respected refrigeration contractor in the New York city area. I have had guys call me thanking me for teaching them.......What a great feeling to have someone do that. I did not expect that, but still, it makes your heart feel good. Doing refrigeration service in Manhattan is a rough adventure . water towers in rooms in the basement or 5 floors up on the roof, I remember working in a supermarket, and had to go into the water tower room. I opened the door and walked in. I noticed something moved, I looked at it. It was a rat, almost big as a cat! I screamed like a girl, ran out of the room and slammed the door. I am so thankful that I retired with a decent pension.
Im so glad i found your channel. I just moved companies here in Austin, tx and they do all the taco bells. I was told im gonna be thrown at refrigeration and they only have 2 hvac-r and they are too busy to call. Lol gotta due my own training here on youtube university
Always very informative always learn something new on your videos. If you ever run into an issue where you have to isolate or pump down a rack may you make a video
This was a great video! Watched it from start to finish 👍👍👍 I haven't done too much commercial work so I enjoyed watching your troubleshooting process. Rock on bro! 🤙🤙
I guess Im randomly asking but does anybody know of a method to log back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb lost the account password. I love any tips you can offer me.
@Hayden Bryce thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im in the hacking process atm. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
when i got into the trade ,l strived to really learn and get good at electrical.a good thing because in my opinion,electrical is 80 percent of issues encountered.
That’s a good find bro, loose pins on a connector or terminal can throw people for a loop. Especially on say a truck wiring harness with tons of connectors and your only dealing with 12 volts or 5 volt reference for sensors
Very true bro. I really got lucky that it came on when I moved it. My meter showed 0v so I was ready to move on, but that was already all my safeties. Probably was going to chase a ghost
airborne yeast is always in the air. this is probably from the pizza dough. i c it with beer coolers near kitchens. thanks for sharing ur videos very helpful.
Those style connectors are used on aircraft electrical wiring. The correct crimping tool has special jaws that crimp both the wire (for good conductivity), and the insulation (to hold it in place).
Lol those connectors are used on pretty much everything man. A normal crimping tool will be just fine. They guy doing it just needs to pay a little attention lol
Guys, some employee decided to re play a tick tok on an employee and waited for them to walk into the cooler. Then they threw the seasoning into the back of the evap. And........It blew everywhere.
I'm an in-house refrigeration tech for a large pizza franchise... A lot of times the dough dust gets on stuff and the yeast in it will do a yellowing and make like well a yeast sludge and also a powder coat once it dries out that could be it
I hate those cheap crimp connectors. I would rather use a piece of 1/4 soft copper and drill a hole in it. I know it takes longer but they never fail. But a bare crimp with a little solder is still better than just the crimp it and leave it.
You wont really need defost time clock if you have low employee traffic in and out, if your temps are set at 38-39(in comparison to 34-35 for beer cooler when you evap coil tend to run colder and accumulates more frost), so if your walk-in is set at 38-39 with doors closed and tight door gasket during the night time and you have good hydraulic door closer then you wont have any issues with defrost. But for example if its a 24/7 convenience store, its a beer cooler, people run in and out, your gaskets are messed up and people often forget to close that door then yes, defrost is a must. I know what customer is this, we service them regularly, in our are they closed at 10pm and open at 8am, 10 hours usually more than enough for defrost.
for sure a bad crimp, insulation up in the terminal and crimped too low only catching the insulation. I'm surprised there wasn't issues well beforehand or was there and they flung parts at it vs. testing! makes me wonder how long it's been an intermittent food spoiler!
Looks like someone used at sometime that leak detector fluid dye. That stuff suck and looks like they had a leak in evap and that dye must of got all over the evap and they never cleaned it after repair it stuck all over the evap
Rotation Tester and AC Detector for Circulating Pumps etc www.amazon.com/dp/B00VV6CLPO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_wgtAEb3VPMXCS But you can get them free from the supply house sometimes
Based on how the system is wired for air defrost it may not need a defrost timer The t-stat and solenoid valve will turn the condensing unit on and off
Rotation Tester and AC Detector for Circulating Pumps etc www.amazon.com/dp/B00VV6CLPO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_ibxCEbS5VTPTC Try to get them free at the supply house
