This video is brought to you by sport'ln quality, integrity and tradition, we're doing a rebuild today. I was here last week. I don't know if I got footage of it, but the blower assembly had a cracked motor bracket, but it's pretty beat-up. So we went ahead and pulled the blower assembly out, took it to a motor rebuilding shop.

They rebuilt it completely with the motor all the stuff I'll show you guys in a minute as soon as it gets here. I have someone bringing it to me, but we're gon na go ahead and replace this and then kind of give this unit an overhaul. This is an old r22 sunline york package unit. Customer knows it's old, you know, but they want to fix.

Do our best. We can so we're gon na try to polish this turd up and get it operating as best as possible in the electrical section here we're looking at this contactor. I just want to make sure I'm gon na pull the cover and I'm gon na go ahead and rotate it around, because you guys know how that drives me nuts, but I'm gon na inspect the contacts on that the customer just wants a complete overhaul in this Unit, so they just want us to kind of look at everything. This is something I've got, power turned off and I verified it's off, but look in here you can tell that this had burnt before and someone just switched the contacts which I've done that before, but we'll go ahead and replace this more than likely.

Even though this contact is still working, I don't like the fact that that one's burnt and loose the things just dangling and there so we'll do that and we're just gon na keep going through the rest of the unit. It's probably hard for you to tell, but that's up, looks like a brand new contactor and as best as I can tell, I don't see any pitting on the contacts in there again. The camera can't get in there. The way that my eyes can but yeah.

That looks good, so we're just gon na rotate this guy back around. So that way, it's right side up just to solve my issues and then I'll go get a contactor. I don't know if I have one of these relays, but I'll probably throw a contactor in here. This is the end or blower contactor up here.

Really, I guess is to say, since I had a second person, we just went ahead and pulled the entire top. Instead of trying to mess with it, the condenser is not that dirty, you can actually see through it, but we're gon na go and give it a super. Thorough cleaning, like I said, we're gon na just clean this guy up, the evaporator is kind of bashed up from the indoor blower assembly. I don't know if I can straighten that or not depending on how messed up these fins are pretty messed up.

So might just have to deal with it, but we're gon na vacuum it out clean and sanitize the evaporator. I love this little blower, it's good for cleaning out electrical panel and then we're over here vacuuming. While we can and then we're going to clean it vacuum in here too, so it's been nice and shiny, probably gon na be the last year for this guy, because everything's flaking off like yeah. It's doing it on the evaporator too, really bad come over here, and it's just flaking off right here, so we're just gon na give it a rinse.

We we blew it out with my air blower in the vacuum about as good as it can get we're just gon na vacuum out in here, a little bit more to make sure you take your corner posts off. Look at all that lint! That's pretty crazy! All right we're doing the final round of cleaning on this evaporator. It's just about done. We've just been doing it slowly from this side, making sure we're getting a nice and good so we're almost there.

It's pretty much done cleaning this. So now I'm taking some of the Viper strike back sanitizer cleaning this or just sanitizing, all the surfaces. We made sure we cleaned it as good as possible. This coil is disintegrating, so it's not going to be perfect, but it's as good as it can get.

So then, we'll just spray everything down and then now we'll put all the filters and stuff back in the filter, racks and indoor blower assembly back in put in a contactor instead of the relay, because that's all I had tops back on we're just getting ready to Fire this guy out and then we're going to test everything. We got the filters back in we'll. Do it once over one more time with some sanitizer on the blower assembly, all right units operating? It's not looking horrible airflow is about right temperature, splits about right, delivered capacities at at on the low side. We still got.

Probably I don't know they. I don't think the condensers very wet anymore, the head pressures a little bit left. Let's go back and look. This is a five-ton super heaps, a tad on the low side, we're running on high speed on the indoor blower, but I'm not gon na add any more gas to this guy.

What kind of super heater we call in for right now, we're calculated for five! So we're not bad. I'm gon na leave this alone. I'm not going to do anything else to this again, the main problem was the indoor blower assembly was jacked up. Oh that's the other thing to the end.

Our blowers allowed to run 5.9 amps. I think we're running right at four, so we're good on that everything's. Looking good, don't see any problems here, condensers running this thing's doing as good as it can polishing a turd for real guys. You know in between these crazy calls that I show we're.

Walk-In freezers had thousands of dollars of repairs, and you know a compressor goes bad at two o'clock in the morning on a Friday night, I'd say for every one of those two crazy calls. I get. Probably there's probably good twenty to thirty calls in between that are silly. Just like this one.

I mean it's the I shouldn't say silly, but they're, just simple, simple basic calls. The original call was air conditioner, not working from the energy management company, and I didn't get footage when I first went out. But what happened was the indoor blower wasn't working? The motor was bad. The wheel was grinding against the side of the housing and the bracket was broken that holds the motor in so I ended up pulling the blower assembly out and taken it to a motor rebuilder.

I have a shop and what they will do is they will simply take everything out. They'll put a rebuild at all. Basically, they paint the blower housing. They put a new motor in it put a new wheel in it.

They ended up welding the motor bracket because they couldn't get this motor bracket anymore and they usually just you know, do a really good job and it's a lot. It's not so much that it's cheaper. It's just that when I'm busy it's easier for me to just grab the blower assembly, drop it off and come back a day later, and it's done you know and then I can keep knocking out calls. So you know if this was an emergency and all this different stuff, I'd figure something out, although with that broken blower bracket - and this is a very peculiar bracket, I probably still would have to take it to them, because I don't have a welder on my truck Or anything like that, but you know sometimes we just get these these simple ones.

You know customers, you know I'm not mad at them. Sometimes I just want to fix this stuff and in all honesty, it benefits me more as a contractor to repair this stuff than to replace it, because what you guys don't know, a lot of people don't realize is when you're working in restaurants, especially with like national Chain accounts and big giant corporations: they buy their own equipment. It's just part of the game. You just have to learn to deal with that.

Okay, so I'm not gon na sell this customer an air conditioner they're gon na buy themselves, so it benefits me more to actually fix most of this stuff because you know replacing the equipment yeah. It would be easier for me. You know in the long run sure, but this actually benefits me more because I get to sell them or repair, I get to sell them a cleaning, you know and and continue to maintain it. So you know it's that fine line, but this really wasn't difficult.

I had another guy bring me the blower assembly. We threw it in the unit, we cleaned it up. We made sure we were very careful to sanitize everything after we've been done. That's really important.

Guys is, as I've been working on all this equipment. I have been sanitizing like crazy again: the customers it's like hit and miss some of them care about it, some of them don't okay, but it makes me feel more comfortable that when I was done, I did everything in my power to make sure that it was Sanitized you know so that way I didn't contaminate anything anymore and or I possibly prevented further contamination. You know that kind of stuff, so I really really appreciate you guys taking the time to watch these videos, even if it's a really simple one like this. Do me a favor if you guys haven't already, please consider subscribing to my youtube channel.

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