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This video is brought to you by Sportland Quality, Integrity and tradition. Well it's uh 10:30 on a Thursday and uh I just got called out here. but I just noticed this. This is all wet I wonder if this unit's iced up? It's coming out of this corner right here.

That's weird, huh? So uh 10:30 at night I Got an emergency service call. They said there was a fire in the building the fire department came out. They said that this AC was blowing smoke all downstairs. Honestly I think it probably blew smoke for a minute.

Probably has a bad motor would be my guess. Fire department was already here. They didn't cut the unit open so I take it that. uh, they didn't see any fire.

so let's open it up. I don't know it's this unit. They just said it was this area in the bar. It's a little 6 tonon unit I think but this is the one that is off.

uh, doesn't look like the fuses are bad, but that doesn't mean anything. Let me open this guy up. I Have a hunch that we have a bad motor or something. single phased.

All right. So I Get in here. The motor's completely locked up. There's a, uh, bunch of plastic right here.

It still smells and smoldering. There's still like I'm surprised they didn't open it up. Um, the blower Wheels completely disintegrated in there say's still hot So what I'm going to do for now just to be safe is I'm going to pull that motor out. There's nothing I can do about it tonight.

I Just needed to make sure there wasn't still an active problem. So I'm going to yank that motor out and then, uh, cut the belt off and then inspect the rest of the unit and we'll see if there's any more fire damage. I mean I think what happened was it just this locked up wouldn't turn locked up the motor and it just went off on overload or or actually I don't know who knows something to happen, but it caught on fire. I'm I am dumbfounded there is.

It's still smoldering in here. this up here. it's still actively smoldering in the insulation up in there. I Can't believe the fire department didn't even open this unit up.

They literally left like 15 minutes ago. Holy moly, that's crazy. Yeah, this thing's torched or not torched but destroyed. Yeah, it's weird I don't know how.

uh man, that thing Rak Havoc It just completely imploded, grenaded on itself. Um I don't see. Yeah, that's interesting I Don't see anything here. You think that there would have been damage here? huh? Yeah, Okay, well.

I'm going to put the unit back together. Um, open up just the rest of the unit. open up the filters. We'll get those pulled out cuz they're going to smell.

um I don't think it was like a big flame I think that the motor. but I don't know why the motor didn't go off on overload. This is a OEM motor so it still should have an overload inside of it. Something happened there.

Interesting, but it's It's weird though because I still see like smoke. It's hard. like I can't explain it to you, but it's just it's coming. like I can see it.
Yeah, I mean some of it's dust that I'm seeing. but it it yeah. Interesting, huh? Okay, well it's probably just like dust and crap. just smells like smoke.

maybe. Anyways, dang it man. I I Had literally just fallen asleep too and my phone rang. Nothing else.

really crazy going on the filters though. Oh my gosh, they smell like smoke. All the insulation in this unit, even in the return air side over here smells like smoke. Bad.

So it had a good little puff of smoke coming through here. Manager said for like three or four minutes they had solid smoke in the the dining room, so it's just enough for that motor to melt and then it must. It probably blew the breaker, trip the breaker or something like that when it's single phase. But I mean you can still see moisture in the drain pan so it was running up until it grenaded on itself.

Um, is what happens when you don't do maintenance right? They're not doing routine maintenance. so craziness. Um, yeah. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to leave all the panels open I'm going to let the unit air out I Don't know if we're going to be able to get the smoke smell out of this or not I don't see anything active going on.

um I'm just going to leave all the panels off I'll put this one on but I mean it's really not going to make a difference. it's not moisture proof I'll just leave everything off. Screw that. um Let It Air out in here and uh, we'll change all the filters in the building I'll talk to the customer regardless on whether or not they have me fix this or not I don't know what they're going to do.

it can be fixed I Can get a blower assembly for it in a motor I Just worry about the insulation I Don't know how well the Smoke's going to come out of that insulation or what's going to happen. but oh well. But uh yeah. so what? I At a minimum, all new filters for the building.

this disconnect is really janky. Like when I pull the fuses out, the whole thing is just coming apart. So I'll put a disconnect in my quote. um, blower motor new improved Carrier blower bracket blower assembly complete.

they that's I believe the six tons and Below you can get a complete blower assembly already built. so I'll do a blower assembly complete. Um, the inside of the unit I Don't see stress cracks I was looking at that when I first opened it up. Those look fine.

Oh no, there is a stress crack right there. Oh, look at that. Yeah, lovely. I can fix that I've done them before, but yeah, that's interesting.

See if I can talk them into a new unit? they really need to. This thing's a piece of junk carrier R22 fixed Orphus metering device I mean I don't mind the carrier thing I should just say it's just a piece of junk. old R22 unit. Um, yeah.

All right. Well, I'm just babbling at this point. I'm going to go home and go to bed and I'll talk to the customer in the morning I'm just walking around just inspecting all the other. ACS I Come over here.
This one's iced up. Don't know if you guys can see that, but the suction Line's totally iced up on this guy so don't know if you guys saw that or not that one's iced up. I bet you the filters are dirty. place is a mess.

It's sad, man. We used to do monthly maintenances here. This restaurants were in decent shape. Besides needing some upgrades for equipment, that was it.

And it's sad to see equipment go to the Wayside or whatever ever you want to say. It's how it goes though. All right. Well, I'm going to inspect this kitchen AC that I saw when I was walking up cuz I saw water coming out onto the floor in a weird place I'm going check that out real quick.

Yeah, that's odd. There shouldn't be water right here cuz it doesn't look like it's tracking from all the way over here. Uh I don't know. Maybe maybe it is tracking.

looks just condensation unless this is iced up too. Uh, I'm going to pull this off and have a look. eh. it's just dirty filters.

Look at the filter line carriers don't do a good job of having a separation right there for the filters, but it's not overflowing or anything. it's just dirty in this unit. Look at all the lens and everything. All right.

Well, that's it. I'm out of here for tonight. All right, it's the next morning I'm back. Really wasn't that big of a deal I really wish they Chang this unit but I know they're going to want me to repair it.

Only problem really? I Came in here I wanted to see if the smoke it. it doesn't smell as strong of smoke anymore. Um I mean it doesn't really look like it. It looks like the little fire that happened in the motor really was just contained in the motor.

I don't think it really left. I mean maybe yeah, there was a little something happening right there from the heat. Um, but really, it was just all internal in the motor and it just melted all the plastic. There's a big plastic guard right here.

um and it's completely gone I can see inside there all the wires, the insulation gone so and it was all caused. more than likely because this blower assembly grenaded completely came apart. it locked up and then the motor locked up and overcurrent. didn't shut it off or something I don't know.

Eventually over Curren shut it off. but crazy. but yeah. So basically today I just wanted to kind of assess what was going on in the daylight and I'm going to change all their AC filters on everything because it still smells like smoke.

I walk through the building and in their kitchen, it smells like smoke. So I'm going to change all those filters and then uh, put the panels on cuz we're going to get rain this weekend. I don't think this is going to get fixed today and uh, we'll see I Got to start I got to get back to the office and start making calls to see if I can get a blower assembly the motor the Brack it you know. Luckily it's not a crazy hot weekend supposed to be kind of rainy and cold so it won't be too bad.
It's crazy. the more you look at this blower wheel and look at this motor, man it just all the plastic. That's crazy. Pretty cool.

I think that it definitely caught fire, but I think that uh, you know it was pretty contained because I don't think that this insulation is going to just ignite, but you definitely see that there. and this reeks really bad of smoke. But it was definitely hot. you know, right in that area.

Last night when I was here, there was an AC that I said was iced up. It's this one. The ice has gone away in the off cycle, but now it's frosting up like it has plugged up metering devices. Hard for you guys to see.

but yeah, it's all clear now, but you can clearly tell it's been icing up for a while cuz the filters have massive water damage. Um, it looks like it's going to be a fixed Orphus metering device that's plugged up or possibly a low charge I have them putting in a work order I don't know if I'm going to get to that today. I'll probably save that for one of my guys STC is severely impacted. This is the one for the kitchen.

It had the giant line down the middle. Well, it was worse than I thought Once I got in there it was really impacted with grease and you can see like this is all grease too. It's really thick nastiness so unfortunately I had to use the Viper Venom pack. Now when I say unfortunately because this is not meant for evaporators.

but when a customer doesn't do maintenance and it's severely impacted, you got to do what you got to do. So I'm using their foam sprayer. This thing is awesome when you, uh, fill it up right and pump it up. If you guys didn't already, pick one of these up, now it's not meant for I mean you can only put so much in it, but check this out.

Like awesome it Foams right up. It's like using the air parasol cleaner. Big old chunkers of Grease are coming out the drain that milky white concoction. It's unfortunate that we got to do this kind of stuff, but you know when they don't do maintenance and it gets severely impacted.

It's sad too cuz this AC is probably only four years old, but you know this is what happens. It's not too bad. Turned out pretty good I'm not worried about the shininess of it I'm more worried about the grease being gone and drain pan being clear. so I made sure I rinsed out the drain pan.

it's looking pretty good. Give it a couple more rinses, then we're going to put some of the uh evapor coil cleaner on it. uh and that should help with the smell a little bit. uh, somewhere in here.

Yeah, we got this one the Venom Packy VAP cleaner. So we're going to put that on every AC to try to eliminate the smoke smell in the building as best as possible. All right. I went ahead and I rinsed every evaporator, put all new filters in every unit.
Um, clean the evaporators with evap cleaner. Uh, the building balance was off so I cleaned the makeup, air filters and then also tighten up the belt. All the AC's are operating I got them to create a work order for that far AC over there that was iced up. I'll send another technician.

but big picture stuff right? Can you guys hear that sound? To me? sounds like we got bad bearings. So let's go ahead and shut it down. And I'm going to pull this belt off. You're not supposed to stretch belts, but pull that belt off.

Okay, we're going to turn it back on and we're going to see if the problem lies in the motor or the belt. Now that motor bracket is severely bent too, the bracket's bent, but the motor mount is bent also. Um, we wait for it to start back up. but yeah, we want to hear that motor run and see if the bearing down.

So yeah, it's not following. We got bad bearings in this too and again, this is probably what led to the problem. On that was the bearings locked up the blower wheel. Whatever happened? Um, we need to change this blower assembly before we, uh, have that same problem with this unit.

Now you can change bearings, but these blower assemblies are super cheap and super easy to replace and they're complete. You just order a blower assembly like 600 bucks or something like that. The amount of time and, uh, effort it's going to take to change both of those bearings, pulley, all that stuff. It's not even worth it.

So I'm going to put the belt back on. this one's running. but I'm gonna talk to the customer and quote a new blower assembly and we'll go ahead and quote bracket and a motor on this one too because I can tell that the motor itself, the mounts are bent from being tightened. Um, it's just an old unit.

So War Again, big picture stuff here. right? like I predicted they chose to repair. So here we go. We've got a new blower assembly, pulley, blower, motor blower, motor bracket, and blower deck.

I Never knew they sold the blower deck till someone in my comments told me you know. The downside is that unless you have like Tech documents to look at the manufacturer like when you call their rep for me, it's sigers that's who sells my stuff for Carrier those guys don't know when I say I need the metal that the blower sits on, they're like eh, I don't know, you know? Uh, the way I found it was I actually went on their website, logged in with my credentials and I was able to download I think I did that or maybe I did it through the Carrier Service Technician app. but anyways regardless I downloaded the manual for the unit and was able to see that that was a replaceable part and then I checked stock and they actually had it. It was a couple hundred bucks, eh.

It's better than trying to solder that little crack and hope it doesn't come back. So we are going to rip this guy a new one. We're going to shut it off. Well, it's already shut off.
Pull the top off, and uh, go to town trying to rebuild this bad boy. Yeah, all right, when it comes to the electrical for the motor, what we're going to do is it's a 2084 460 system so you can go 208, 230 or 460. So you've got low voltage and high voltage. We're using low voltage, so four, five and six get wire nutted together 9 and three go to a line 8 and two go to a line and 7 and one go to a line and that's how I have it hooked up right here all set up.

using Wos, we're going to push them back in, we'll pull this tight and get the motor mounted on. All right we are put back together. Um, it is really polish and a turd with these blower assemblies. Even with all the new metal and everything, nothing lines up.

I've said it before and I know people pushed back that bracket is stupid. There's too many pivot Points on that bracket to get that motor and everything straight straight. I Realized you know the last time I said it, it was hard to tighten up. I Realized people said to put screw drivers in here and pry back I Get that? That makes sense, but it's still almost impossible to get that? motor perfectly straight.

I Appreciate the rigidity of the new bracket because it doesn't flex, but getting there's too many pivot Points it's just dumb this needs to be. They should leave the pivoting to the the motor bolts and then that would be easier. but there's too many things that pivot. But regardless, got it on there.

Everything aligned, it spins, tensioned up. We're good. I need to take note of the Rla for the motor and then we're going to bump it real quick just to check phase rotation. So I have G jumped out.

Okay, why didn't the blower? H that's interesting I Would have thought the blower motor would have started first. That's odd. Try again. There we go.

Okay, so blower rotation is correct now for now. I Put this panel in there so we can blow out any dust and stuff and then we'll put the panel on and we'll check uh uh, current draw to make sure we're not over amping. We are allowed to run 5.2 amps. Let's see what it does and we're slightly over current.

We're at 5.9 with the panel on, so we need to go ahead and um, uh, slow the motor down a little bit. spin it a little too fast. All right. we're running at 4.2 amp so we're going to check the Ops of the unit, see how it's doing, and then proceed from there.

So I'm going to go get probed up on this guy. This guy is back together. It's been running for about 10 minutes or so. Um, let's have a look at what my probes are telling me.

So I'm all probed up on it and uh, super Heat's still kind of stabilizing out. We're at about 18 18. I think we're calling for about 5. okay, um, pressures I don't see any problems.

Got a 35 evaporator temperature. There's not a very big load in the building because I have it. uh um, jumped out. it was satisfied.
8 Sub cooling. That's true sub cooling I like that number. uh, it's about 98 outside. return air dry bulb is 71 so you can see there's not very much of a load inside the building.

Uh, air flow is not too bad. Uh, calling for about 2400 Cfms or right there temperature splits. Not too bad delivered capacity. We're right on the money.

57,000 BTUs Guys this guy's kicking. but I don't think I mean you know when I was out here that night I Could tell that the cooling had literally just shut off cuz there was condensate in the drain pan. Um, this guy just lost a blower motor. so I don't see anything wrong Refrigeration wise.

Um, customer doesn't do routine maintenance. so in this case, when I see a dirty heat exchanger like that I just shut it off. Uh, that needs to be be Pm and gone through before it can fire up so the customer can either place a service call or have us do a full PM uh I Wanted to do other repairs to the building besides just changing filters and cleaning evaporators and they didn't want me to. they just want me to get it going, get it operational so that's what I did unit is as good as possible.

they'll get another few years out of it and uh, you know I tried to get them to change it but they didn't want to. but that's okay. you know it's their money I don't mind it, it's work for me. So all right, well that's sit on this one.

we're going to give him the keys and uh, tell him to keep an eye on it. This was a uh frustrating evening call. I was literally went to bed early that night and just fell asleep and then my phone rang to the point that when the when I got on the phone with the manager the manager was like talking to me and I'm like what time is it and he's like it's 11: or 10: or I don't know whatever time it was but I said it in the video but I was like oh okay like I had just like fallen into that whatever sleep and so anyways I got out there I was really blown away that the fire department didn't open that AC up. I would imagine that maybe they used one of those fancy high dollar thermal imaging cameras.

Um, because you know one would think that they had to like make sure there wasn't anything still going on right? but I was still blown away because that motor was so hot like I could barely touch it when I first opened it up so that kind of blew my mind. But regardless, um, you know I presented the customer with all the facts, all the information. um and they chose to repair the unit but I went ahead and talked to them and told them about the other unit that has bad bearings. They declined fixing the other unit that had bad bearings because it wasn't a problem yet.

Okay, right, here's your sign kind of a thing. But regardless, um I went ahead and changed all the filters in the building I cleaned all the evaporators, got rid of the smoke smell as much as possible I aired out the unit. Um, the insulation didn't smell too bad. There was still a slight Smoky smell when I turned this unit back on once I got it all done.
but um, that was this last I think it was Friday I think I fixed this on Friday today did I do it Friday I think so Yeah uh today's October 7th it was October 6th that I did the repair. so um my brain is so like mushy right now with just all the stuff going on at work. but um we got them back up and running. Everything was good on the unit.

I mean Ops wise Refrigeration wise it was great. It was just the blower assembly. that blower deck. um I was surprised I can get that blower deck uh that was cool someone.

The last time I did one of these, someone in the comments had mentioned that they had bought one of those. So that kind of got me thinking you know I tried talking to the supply house and they were like uh, yeah I don't know, you know and I was able to get a schematic breakdown to where I can actually look and see. that's the part that I need and they actually had it in stock. Go figure, right? So we basically rebuilt this unit.

now again I give the customer all the information right and I just let them make make the decisions. But the crazy thing is that this unit got a new compressor new evaporator earlier in the year I didn't do it on video I had some of my other technicians do it but we put a whole evaporator in this unit cuz it had plugged up metering devices and we put a new compressor, changed the refrigerant over. um or no, we didn't change the refrigerant over. but anyways, we put the unit back together and you know.

So they've spent a lot of money on this unit and I tried to tell them like hey, but you know The price of equipment right now is pretty darn high and uh, you know they opted for a repair so hey I don't mind doing it right I gives me some work to do and you know I Kind of have fun rebuilding these things so that's what we did. We rebuilt it. Uh, put the unit back together, did the best that I could and all as well. So I really appreciate you guys making it to the end of the video.

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49 thoughts on “Hurry the ac is on fire”
  1. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars PepperMeat says:

    wasnt r22 phased out? i feel like they should replace the air conditioning, get r410a, i was thinking r32 but since its really safe for large scale use, guess not

  2. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Prairie State Bushcraft says:

    Great video, as usual, bud! Quick question for you or chatโ€ฆdo you know the part # for that blower mount/support upgrade kit? My local carrier distributor canโ€™t find it. Thanks ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿป

  3. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars mark of excellence says:

    few years ? no way

  4. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars mark of excellence says:

    carrier is JUNK!!!!!!!! Are you in Ottawa ?

  5. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Ron Wade says:

    That Looks like low voltage damage to me. I recommend you tell them to hire an electrician to inspect their primary power distribution panel, circuit breakers etc for loose connections. If the building is circa 1970-1985 it just may have aluminum wires. Low voltage means high amp draw which can and will burn things up without blowing circuit breakers.

  6. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Logan Mclaughlin says:

    How do you think it poured smoke into the space with the blower being locked up? I could see smoke smell drifting especially if not a rooftop but I may be wrong by imagining the call was for smoke pouring into the space.

  7. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Dale says:

    I would recommend installation a fire alarm system that way duct detectors and shut offs can be installed. Service area Barrhaven??

  8. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Michael O says:

    I can tell you with certainty, you do 1000% more than any company I know around my area. They'd replace to broken parts on the fire unit, and maybe the bearings and bounce telling you to change the filters and buy some air freshener. Theyd probably put in the wrong sized motor too. ๐Ÿ˜‚. Good on you for doing it right.

  9. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars S3rye says:

    Honestly weird seeing the fire department not rip something open. Ive seen them tear up car hoods to cut a battery๐Ÿ˜‚

  10. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Jeffrey Kubiak says:

    Good Job Chris , thanks for the video. .

  11. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Billy Rowe says:

    This guy does everything correctly the first time instead of having to come back in a year for another emergency service call.

  12. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars creamysbrianna says:

    @HVACR VIDEOS It's definitely worth using the manufacturer website and support phone numbers. Manufacturers want people to call them for support and sales. They'll gladly answer any questions you have if they are able to do so.

    It's obvious your distributor isn't that savvy on supporting the products you purchase and service. It might be worth networking with other HVAC service company owners and see which distributor has the best support for the products they sell. Service area Orleans??

  13. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars The Roblox Gamer says:

    No problem! You just got a free heater๐Ÿ˜‚

  14. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Leo 06 says:

    Hello, Iโ€™m not sure about you. But I wouldnโ€™t be calling a HVAC technician if something was on fireโ€ฆ

  15. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Brendan Conley says:

    You can pay for preventative service or you can pay for emergency service but one way or another your going to need service

  16. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Ray Oshima says:

    The blower assembly on my attic system is going on 50 years. These roof systems are fairly easy to replace, why dont they just buy new ones instead of trying to repair junk.

  17. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Eliot Sundstrรถm says:

    Thats gallium

  18. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Rocker says:

    This video is brought to you by who pays me the most lol๐Ÿ˜‚

  19. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars VincentPlayz says:

    Ironic

  20. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Jack Fessler says:

    The bearings on those motor and blower are very easy to replace if you ever decide to do it in A pinch. but than again i actually go for full new jist because once you start cobbling it togeather 20 more things go out right after. Like cars but no one wants to belive that about cars lol.

  21. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Rosie Maple says:

    thats scary

  22. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars sondra york says:

    The over current circuit should have shut it off the minute it seized up.

  23. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars sondra york says:

    I saw the ice on that unit. Itโ€™s time to shut it off and let it thaw out. Are you in Orleans ?

  24. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Clay P says:

    That smell aint going away anytime soon

  25. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Alex Bowles says:

    i wonder why they donโ€™t just use a third pulley and a spring to apply tension to the belt? would reduce a lot of failure points and manufacturing complexity

  26. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars MathClout says:

    You definetely dont wanna miss battery when its time to mount the unit back up with all those screws ๐Ÿ˜…๐Ÿ”ฅ

  27. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars MOO COW says:

    I tried an experiment once where I held back an induction motor from a washing machine using a clamp. It started smoking within the minute and sizzled when I put water on it (power was off). But I find it fascinating how badly things can go if you arenโ€™t careful with this stuff Are you in Kanata ?

  28. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Daniel Holland says:

    Im really confused on how that blower wheel just obliterated, maybe the structure of the wheel and vanes somehow weakened and the centrifugal force just ripped it apart and basically just explodes or somthin

  29. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Richard H-B says:

    I can't belive people still want R22 units repaired and fixed instead of replacing it with a newer unit with parts that are still ez to find and are still being manufactured as far as use with refrigerant use with R22.

  30. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Jab says:

    You should get a pretty penny

  31. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Jab says:

    Wow

  32. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Johnjohn says:

    Hi Chris I got questions, I watched one of your video about bypass the pressure switch on walk-in freezer, it wonโ€™t short the circuit when u bypass the low pressure switch ? And why thanks

  33. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars SetTheCurve says:

    I wish I hadnโ€™t experienced all the shit that led me to watching hvac videos

  34. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars SetTheCurve says:

    Anyone with this HVAC guy hit the jackpot Service area Kanata??

  35. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Albert Jin - OFFICIAL CHANNEL says:

    I had a xbox mini fridge also with a failing berring for the fan Its off but I have to get a new fridge

  36. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Matthew Miller says:

    Motors stay hot for a LONG time. I had a pressure washer melted down (plastic mounts and brushes holders anyway) and even unhooking power and soaking it with cold hose water, flipping it over and filling the casing up until it stopped bubbling-boiling, let it sit an hour…and it was STILL so hot I had to wait longer to handle the motor directly.

  37. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars NoName5589 says:

    I'm glad they went for repair, I think most ACs are better repaired than replaced. However you have to, as an owner, pair that with good maintenance. Or it's just wasted money Service area Ottawa??

  38. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars hampter says:

    quality, integrity and tradition.
    something i may always want to hear

  39. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Weazel Dark says:

    Should do refreb blowers

  40. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars R N says:

    In my experience , there are needs and wants . I was a little confused why we shut off the heat based on the fact that it needed a pm. If the heat exchanger was cracked itโ€™s one thing. Maybe if there is an issue with the sequence of operation or something visible sure why not. But arenโ€™t we now forcing an unintentional service call ? I love your content , but just wondering how does this help our customer ?

  41. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Dorothy Deese says:

    So that's what's inside those boxes on top of the roof ( I'm not a resident here by the way if this is even a hotel)

  42. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars throttle bottle says:

    the likely hood of a fire starting in an RTU unit and spreading outside of it are pretty slim, especially if it's the blower/motor that emits the smoke. now they will readily cause smoke damage and shut the building down.
    they have a FAR-FAR greater chance of some idiot smoking inside and using garbage can as ashtray, doing flaming shots and blowing it all over or the cooks botching something and having kitchen go up in flames, perhaps rags left on top a hot surface/unit not turned off. ๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿคฃ they'd never do that right? local old bar went up just that way, guy talked them into cooking after kitchen was closed and it went POOF a bit after close. not sure exactly what happened, but likely something left on or cleaning supplies left on hot areas.

  43. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Troy Belding says:

    You really need to keep your hat on when you're out in the sun. Yes, the temperature may feel cool, but you're still cooking your skin. Are you in Nepean ?

  44. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Guido Moderi says:

    I love that you used Wago-clamps and not twistingclamps.. In Germany itโ€™s forbidden to twist cables to connect them..

  45. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars isettech says:

    Spray it down with a janitorial product called Smoke-X by the Host brand. It is a concentrated deodorant. Appears to have been re=branded as Odor Exploder now. Very effective at smoke odors.

  46. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Jeff Lawrence says:

    Love your channel. Would like to,see,some more,prep,tables

  47. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Trainman 721 says:

    Here in texas they already banned the use of R-22 Freon

  48. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Xcaliber Trekker says:

    The build and material quality of that carrier unit seems very low.

  49. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars yinggamer 7 says:

    In on of your previous videos it was over 100 degrees and very hard to work in, could working at night be better? Although nobody really wants to work at night.

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