THE FREEZER IS DOWN AND WE NEED YOUR HELP!

been watching for a while, and was a recommendation... I just like how things work

if you say that part of the cooling circuits are no longer used, you could connect two condensers in series in order to increase the cooling capacity…

Could you of just changed the head?

Could've just cut the pigtail..

I have been watching your videos for about 3 or 4 years now and I like that you’re making it easier to understand and showing your work. I’m an electrician by trade and always have been interested in learning about how it all goes, Chris keep up the good work I’ll keep watching.

I work in IT, but ever since I started watching your channel a couple years ago I have learned a ton. I managed to put in a mini split all by myself in my garage and even flushed my lines with nitrogen then vacuuming it down. I also started cleaning my AC coils twice a year too. You would be proud. 😂

I found you during covid-19 in Texas were most workers were sent home. It is cool to find out how the HVAC works. I surprise my maintenance techs since I know what the parts of the big industrial HVAC parts are.

Found your channel years ago from a mention from Technology Connections channel. Haven't stopped watching.

Great video I am just starting out in Refrigeration after being in Resi for 18 years and your videos are very knowledgeable.

Hi - I am Ralf from Germany - I think I follow you since 2 years now - we do have a lot of Heat pumps - not ACs here in Germany - and I think i can learn a lot how you approach the problems on the systems. Thanks for teaching me.

I started watching a month ago, definitely a lot of help understanding more in-depth & explanations for everything. Really appreciate it!

Why take all this time to bypass the valve when replacing the valve would have taken the same amount of time? Was the valve you needed on backorder or something?

I am in a situation where i need to understand refrigeration and do as much as i can myself. I have an old theater with a worthington compressor in the boiler room and a newer, as in from the 80s bac cooling tower on the roof. I also buy auction display coolers prep tables etc. It really helps learning the proper techniques and brazing. Thanks so much. This was beyond what i do but still helpful.

I started watching in 2020.

Interesting cleaning technique. Here in Brazil we always use a pressure washer (and cleaning product) to clean the coils, specially when there's this much dirt

This is a great video I never knew there was so much to discuss comercial HVAC. Keep making these videos they're great you're very informative you're a great teacher

1 year your videos started popping up huge fan

Hi just a quick 1. What app did u use to check the temps of the head pressure control valve. Thanka

I love your videos, I always learn something, and the way you teaching is a credit to you, I’ll keep watching and learning, you can never stop learning. I’m 58 and have been in the industry since I was 18 and I’m still seeing something new all the time, well done.

sight glass needs to far from dryer better off not having it at all 36 years exp

I've been watching your videos for a few years now and is kinda the reason why I wanted to get into this trade. Now I do commercial refrigeration service. But I do have a question for you. What torch body and which tip do you like the best for brazing?

In germany we dont use the headpressure valve ones anymore we just regulate the fanspeed to keep up the head pressure

I am late to respond to this since this video is a bit old, but I just randomly came across your videos. I do not know what it is that placed your videos in my recommended, but I found them fun and interesting to watch. I also stopped watching for awhile because the vids were not showing in my list anymore. Then they randomly showed up again. Now I am subscribed so I won't miss any.

Been watching for about two months and been in the trade for about 9 months. You were recommended by one of our techs. Love watching because I always learn something new!

i've been watching for about a year or so. it came up in the recommendations.

about a year, popped up as recommended. thank you

Just stumbled on to it and have been captivated every time I see one your experience and professional approach are amazing

If you are wanting to delete the current condenser, and add new , why would you go though all that ?

Should have just snapped the pig tail on the head master and moved on ….
Just a thought to save ya some time on the next one.

Three years😊

Lack of maintenance. Wow, big surprise. Looks like it's been 10 years since anyone looked in there.

good stuff bra, watching for 4 months. think the algorithm brought me here from watching other hvac repair vids. should be gettin my hvacr hat soon. i just started a residential hvac biz. watch your stuff to sharpen my craft. i am super anal like you and want to know why and how crap breaks. think we must be kin somehow because i love knowing and troubleshooting! ha
its hard enough working on this stuff much-less videoing, editing and teaching. thx for what you do it really helps alot of us! fact.
paul bryant-pascagoula,MS

I have been watching for about a month. I was once part of a family run electric motor repair shop, so I have repaired and rewound the larger hermetic motors, We also sold the smaller condenser fan motors and fan blades, and other related supplies. I did custom control panel for electric motor controls. Most of what you see up there I am very familiar. Some of the ac controls and system not so much, but I have a basic knowledge of how they work and continue to learn.

Since the condensers are too small and several aren't used, could you recover charge from one or both of the unused systems and then loop the condensers to gain the extra surface area you need? Just wondering if that would even be an option.

I'm not an HVAC guy. I'm starting an ice cream shop. I wanted to ask do all walk in freezers need a roof unit like this? What happens in a cold climate during the winter? I live in Canada and I'm concerned about having to go up on the roof to clear snow away form this thing.

I've been watching for maybe more than a year, and I really don't remember how I found your channel. I guess it was a recommendation.

And I'm thinking about buying one your hats and probably a sweatshirt when it gets colder.

You let your customers use and abuse you. We all already know that that compressor should be replaced just by watching your videos and I’m just an OCD Electrician.

I admire the fact that you always go above and beyond when servicing equipment and trying to prevent future service calls meanwhile alot other techs and contractors are trying to make service calls to get more money or just halfing it and you actually diagnose the problem and make an effort cudoes to you

Bigclive was my route here. I have nothing to do with the HVACR industry, I just like the technical breakdowns and your process of diagnosis and repair!

Question, was there a technical reason for the way you routed that head-pressure control valve bypass pipe up and over? or was it just the easiest/cleanest with whats on hand? <sorry not trying to sound critical, just curious>