TXV Valve Installation 

Good job. When you open the system back up with your service wrench, keep it 1/8" from being totally back seated. Opening %100 makes it prone to leakage. It's in the installation manual. You have a new subscriber!

I just started Hvacr school about 1 week and a half ago, and watching your videos has really helped me understand more of what I’m being taught! I appreciate you taking the time to explain what you’re doing every step of the way! Keep up the good work!😎

Best video I have seen in a long time - very concise and informative !

I love it all..but more details should be given. Such as explaining that you will be using high temp to braze on the copper. Newbies will think you are soldering. Understand that it's a quick video, which a true step for step video will be much longer. But excellent job to explaining how to replace TXV

I'm a newbie and you explained everything that needs to be done 👍

That was a great class video . Thank you

Awesome video man great job

Sir your are a freaking beast in HVAC

Good job Dave! Good video too, TY!

Awesome explanation great job man learned a lot..much love from vegas

Excelent video. Thanks a lot, from Venezuela 🇻🇪

Great Video!

Great video!

Right on!

Excellent

life saver. thank you. keep making videos.

Great video

Good job😁

Great info and fast pace. I did not see a filter dryer change out???

Those are not actually “king valves”; they are service valves. King valves are only found in refrigeration systems at the receiver outlet.

Fantastic video! I just started on a new property that has TXV's. Is there a piston in the TXV as well? Where it bolts onto the coil, it looked like a piston came out of there. I dealt with only pistons for the last 6 years and needed a TXV lesson. Thank you!

When pumping down, if the system has long lines and more refrigerant than the compressor unit was designed to hold, how do you know when to stop? For instance, will you hear the compressor making a noise?

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Can you explain why you remove the Schrader valves I'm confused I'm a beginner so not questioning just asking

My old txv doesn't have quick connect replacement part is different

*Do you recommend installing a TXV if I don't have one?* I lost the little orifice metering piece that supposedly came with my Mr Cool condenser and for some reason Mr Cool tech said it could take a month to get a replacement...wth?? He said it would be better to just install a TXV instead, so I bought one locally, $134, and hopefully my HVAC guy will be happy to install it later today. This is the last thing until I my new 3 ton system can be fired up.

how were you able to pump the system down if it had a restriction that bad?

Good stuff and good use of shot angles for the viewer to absorb most of what’s happening. Now, I am a new maintenance tech still learning A LOT. My question is, before immediately condemning the TXV would you not want to know your superheat and subcool? High superheat with high subcool would indicate liquid restriction at the TXV therefore the TXV is not allowing liquid refrigerant to pass effectively or at all. But high superheat with low subcool could be a line restriction or leak (low charge). Also other sources I have studied say that adding charge and suction line stays while liquid skyrockets is almost always a failed TXV but liquid restriction is possible in certain cases. I am asking only to gain more information and not to state your work was subpar or anything like that since I am definitely in the learning process still. Please let me know your thoughts on my question and thanks for putting out information content.

Question: why did you confirm that the TXV valve was bad rather than perhaps just the bulb had leaked?

All you have to do to test a TXV is disconnect the condensing fan or cover the exit for the condensing fan your head pressure should climb your suction pressure will stay the same if your TXV is good if the suction psi goes up it is a bad TXV

23 super heat kind of high for me. I like mine 10-12

To many hoses for the vacuum. I always use one hose. Less areas for leaks.

23 degrees of superheat post fix seems high (??)

You kinda look like the shoe bomber on the video’s thumbnail

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I'm a newbie and I wish you would have said something before you started brazing, I have no idea of what you brazed I would also like to know if soldering is an option versus brazing

Did anyone see piston+Txv? No kidding!

hello, when you removed the piston, did you add another one or just leave it with out?

Why did you put black tape over the center dial of your gauges? You p**** off at the brand that made them?

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Those are not king valves my friend,those are service valves.King valves come off a receiver. When you do a pump down the refrigerant is pumped into condenser which acts as a receiver. Not the compressor as you stated. Not trying to bust your balls, just sharing knowledge with you young man…

Doing very unsafe work , even you should to wear general gloves to protect your hands