Just clean it?

I think it's a flim-flam sensor

Mold, of the black species

Where do you get that plate

Depends on how much carbon build up there is. I would clean it bc it’d easy then retest it. Also the red lead is incorrect better connection with a alligator clip

Did you try cleaning it first? I mean even for a dirty flame sensor that's still low.

Is it typical for the coils to be rusted? My is rusted too but the drain is clear.

Good until the blockage returns

How the heck do crusties find their way in there? Neat fix! TY

I hope you at least replaced the pressure switch if it was stuck open that’s a very, very, very temporary fix

Cause you looked at it.

The fuck was that?

Ok now do it in a 115° attic lol

Oil it

Durrr

code e11 meaning that the ifc has detected that the internal gas valve relays have failed or 24 vac is sensed at 2nd stage gas valve

What's going on?

It’s shorted to ground

I didn't know you could mount a bc box in that position

No rollout safety ?

That is a danger about to happen. What happened to "Just in case" planning for better safety?

Wow... Too exciting !!!🥱🥱🥱

That blowback though

🤔🙄😒🤷🏻‍♀️

Thermocouple wasn't couplin'

UV lights are extremely dangerous so make sure to check if you are okay

Bros trying to give himself cancer

This looks like a split ac unit. If that's the case leaking is caused by drainage tray being full. That means your drain pipe isn't draining sufficiently because its blocked, kinked or not at a slope.

Sandpaper. All you need it that situation :)

Well, as long as there's still enough airflow, an old filter does filter better than a new one

The other side looks clean…just turn it around.😂

That filter looks like it was installed when the building was 😂

Did you replace the igniter?

It's not broken, more like missing. 😂

You need a bigger hole.

Bearings

Bearing

It's unbalanced because it is broken

16+ year hvac man here. Missing fin, diaphragm play (rattle) due to missing fin. Could be bearings, but doesn't sound like it.

Its missing a fin and seems very un balance and that prolly cuased the bearings to go whack

KZbin it. Bearings bad from what I researched

Dirty flame rod

Where do u have the other 2 leads hooked to ?

Useless.

So you grounded the red and then checked the terminals ohms? What exactly are you looking for to be certain the compressor is bad?

Wtf……

No, bad

No

Let's see you do this with uncased coils

I don't think they cost that much, but that was good of the dude to help you out