HVAC Companies HATE That You Can Do This Yourself.

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  @diyhvacguy · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @dorkultra · 2 years ago

  Always make sure to snap a pic of the circuit board and wiring before you dissemble!

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• RA

  @Ratlins9 · 2 years ago

  As a senior citizen on a fixed income, your videos are a Godsend. I don’t have loads of money but being retired, I do have the time to watch your videos and learn. You have already saved me money from an expensive callout. I cleaned the flame sensor and fixed the problem. My wife and I thank you. God bless you!

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• PA

  @panzerkfw · 2 years ago

  This young man has saved THIS old man, a retired auto mechanic, a fortune taking care of my 29 year old furnace. &nbsp;I&apos;ve learned so much from this man. &nbsp;You should watch his other videos! &nbsp;Straight to the point and tells you in layman&apos;s terms how to overcome complex issues that you may or may not understand. &nbsp;Probably most importantly, he talks about in several videos different ways you can get heat from your furnace if there is a power outage in your area. &nbsp;Very important in our troubled times. &nbsp;I&apos;m still learning from him.

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  @Sav.B58 · 2 years ago

  Welder/Fabricator here - thanks for all you do. This is one fine side of youtube. Thanks for helping out average folk

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  @donreinholz8121 · 2 years ago

  I have found through past experience never call the company with the big local advertisement for a furnace tune up special. Call the local company who has been in business for a very long time.

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  @donc4925 · 2 years ago

  Finally, a honest practical and intelligent human being who is willing to share his nonsense approach to his trade.<br>Thank you!!!

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• CU

  @Curious-Lass · 8 months ago (edited)

  I came home last night and my house was cold! I checked my thermostat it showed 55 so I &nbsp;turned up the temp. The furnace came on for about a minute then before the blower came on the furnace turned off. I called a repairman this morning, he came right out. Turns out the Inducer Port was clogged, which he unclogged. While he was here he cleaned the Flame Sensor as well. Up and running with a warm house!😊<br>On my old furnace I used to clean and/or change out the thermocouple and I wasn’t intimidated to do it at all. On this newer furnace, I find it a little intimidating to do the work myself. At least I have a repairman from a local family owned business that has been in business for many, many years that seems honest and didn’t try to sell me on a new furnace!

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  @fredost1504 · 2 years ago

  Surprised HVAC contractors havent tried to have you disappeared for the great value of the info you share. Thanks for doing this.

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  @tankimus · 2 years ago

  well done man, we need more men in this world who can just work on their own home.

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  @googleuser-one · 10 months ago

  Been ripped off enough by various contractors who charge $150 just to walk in the door and it’s always a minimal cost of $500 to replace a simple part. Im taking HVAC LESSONS TO FIX IT ALL MYSELF… thank you for these videos. Not everyone has money to throw away…

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  @jeremygallimore3042 · 2 years ago

  I own and operate a small local HVAC company. I couldn’t agree with you more that there are companies out there that are seeking maintenance contracts specifically to try and sell you a product. Happy to say I started my own company so I didn’t have to participate in deceitful practices like this and so many more. We work of the old idea of helping our neighbors and community. Like you we educate and empower our clients to make the best decisions for them. We are here to provide a service not to sell a product. Huge difference. Thank you for posting this

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