HURRY THE WALK IN FREEZER IS WARM

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• MA

  @Mayhemtheone117 · 4 years ago

  "That's a whole other issue"... story of HVAC when you working on one thing and notice something else is not operating correctly. Lol

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• BE

  @BearNorth2838 · 2 months ago

  Your videos have given me the confidence to tackle refrigeration repairs at my new job. I was just an HVAC technician for 35 years and refrigeration is a different animal.

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• DA

  @davidp7442 · 4 months ago

  I don’t even do HVAC but i still watch…😅😂😂😂

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• BR

  @BradyT918 · 3 years ago

  Always loved that you don&apos;t just fix it and end it. You take the time to do preventative maintenance wherever you can. You organize and clean the work units when others would skip it. <br><br>And most of all you take the time to answer &quot;why&quot;. Why did it fail, what caused it and how to prevent it. That&apos;s something that not many seem to do and it&apos;s so intriguing and informative.

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• SK

  @Skyler02 · 4 months ago

  At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD5TMHvXUlg&amp;t=183">3:03</a> when you turned and heard the other system cycling on and off took me out 🤣🤣Ik that feeling

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• DA

  @Dannzenful · 4 years ago (edited)

  Why am i watching this video? What a YouTube rabbit hole? As a side note my dad was a refrigeration technician for yearsss, he died last year... Somehow reminded my of my childhood... Running around restaurants where he did the same work... Going the same logical way, finding the same root problems.<br><br>Thanks for the closing words

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• ZA

  @zachmudd2335 · 4 years ago

  You and your videos have rubbed off on me and I want to thank you. My value as a technician has dramatically improved, I am much more thorough, clean, efficient, fewer call backs etc. My job has gotten easier and my work has proven more and more satisfactory within the last 3 years just by watching these videos and applying the little gems of knowledge you give. Never quit man you are a legend.

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• TI

  @timmythesheep · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD5TMHvXUlg&amp;t=188">3:08</a> &quot;That&apos;s a whole another problem&quot; LOL<br>The moment you realize you will spend the next 6 hours at that location...

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• GL

  @GlenS123 · 4 years ago

  You were right, T.O.D. is Copelands &quot;Therm-O-Disc&quot;, typically trips around 290°F and blows discharge gas on Internal Overload to get it to shut off. Sounded to me it was stuck open when you got it fired up.

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• JJ

  @JJ-COMMERCIALHVAC · 4 years ago

  That recip definitely sounded like death in a can. Another big picture repair done correctly. Text book is for labs and is seldom realistic. I really respect your real world approach to things. Always look forward to your videos

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• JO

  @jonjohnson3027 · 4 years ago

  Always cheaper to throw out spoiled product and do emergency repairs than do PM, right?

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• DE

  @derpydog1008 · 4 years ago

  I really like when you tear stuff apart and show what&apos;s going on.

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