in fact same thing with my wall idu... fujitsu... all brand new

@@ray29999 Explain what you're talking about brother You mean the IDU when you took off the caps that came from the factory to first install your line sets to the IDU the nitrogen was not in the IDU Or do you mean the line sets themselves did not have any nitrogen in them

@@Jonehughes the IDU did not have nitrogen

@ray29999 Okay so that's another problem But you're going to do a nitrogen pressure test anyway So that will let you know if the nitrogen came out because there's a leak in the IDU And it could not hold the pressure because it has a small pinhole or something Or that just the caps themselves are fails So do your pressure testing You can use an analog gauge But don't go over 250 lb And you have to let it go a long time if you're going to use an analog gauge If you can find yourself a digital gauge or beg,borrow or steal one You can be done with a pressure test in a half an hour Because it shows incremental change And you can watch it tick down and know if there's a problem You can't do that with an analog gauge You have to let the pressure test go way longer with a analog gauge Keep me informed brother 😎😎 This is the gauge I use a.co/d/eQSEWRe

The exact same way I show except the ODU is still sealed from the factory The valves that you open both the small line and the big line are still turned all the way in and that way you're just doing the line set and the IDU just exactly like a vacuum As a matter of fact as right before you do your vacuuming You're going to do a nitrogen pressure test And so the nitrogen purge really happens because the vacuum did not pan out at under 500 microns So the purge is necessary when that happens I think I made that clear but lots of times it's as clear as mud So feel free to ask for more clarification if I didn't make myself clear

@@Jonehughes thank you- I get (or at least think I get) how to do the nitrogen pressure check. Am I correct in understanding that the nitrogen purge is different, you unhook one line and push nitrogen through? My linesets were open for a few days while everything was being installed, wondering if the purge should happen before then pressure test. and yes, my ODU is new with valves still closed. tia

​@@ray29999 Hey brother Yeah if I were you I would go ahead and just pressure test first Once the pressure test is done and you know it's not leaking Then do a vacuum I'll post my link to a vacuum But if you can maintain a vacuum then you don't need to do a purge If you can get your pump to pump down to let's say at least 200 microns And then when you stop the vacuum pump and you let it sit for 10 minutes That is the Decay test If it doesn't rise to over 500 in 10 minutes Then you passed That's the standard everybody uses Except me I pump down to 100 microns And then I pump it down 6 minutes longer than that I'm usually somewhere in the 50 to 60 range And then when I stop the pump After 10 minutes I don't expect it to go over 140 more than I stopped at So if I stop it at 60 I wouldn't want to go higher than 200 That's just because I want to know for sure everything's on the up and up But if you're holding under 500 microns and it's not ticking up little by little Then you're good to release the refrigerant If it turns out you cannot hold 500 microns in 10 minutes That's when you do a nitrogen purge And if I didn't make myself clear on the video You release the nitrogen from your nitrogen test so slowly that you're literally doing a purge as you release it and that's why I say do a vacuum right after you release your pressure from your nitrogen because that is a mini purge And your system will be very dried out from the slow release of nitrogen That it should pull and hold a good vacuum

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@@Jonehughes thank you- appreciate the words of wisdom.

@@Justyn-p1j No.... everything's normal As I tried to show in the video It's possible I was being obnoxious Because somebody said they watched a video on KZbin and it showed all kinds of weird crap and I thought sheesh man this stuff couldn't be easier so I just pulled it out real quickly and showed everything at once instead of taking my time but it's totally fine cut it with everything you have on your truck Jigsaws hole saws skill saws routers anything and everything will cut this stuff The only thing you shouldn't use is heat and utility knives both are dangerous and stupid but besides that any kind of power tool should be fine You can drill right into it it's perfectly fine 😎😎

@@merlynshandley6337 Amen And I did not post the video yet showing the tools they will come out today and they are all super heavy duty and wonderful these are no toys and if we weren't talking about $3,500 tools on the other side of the aisle then this to alone would be one of the most expensive ones in the cage But because they're counterparts are so expensive these are considered cheap 🤷🤷🤷🤷

No it does not matter nothing gets wet If things are getting wet whatever is causing that needs to be dealt with If it's mudded in And then sealed with caulking And then primer and painted It is resistant to the little bit of water you use on a rag to wash it off occasionally It should not be getting wet

@@DominiAeternum 🤷🤷🤷 I don't remember

@Jonehughes I found it later. It's very small actually, this concentrate must be very strong. It's only just above 5% concentrate

@@davecoluccio3356 Absolutely not.... And I concur completely The problem is twofold: We are in a "throwaway" society... It's our way of pushing back And also it's a perfectly good carburetor all the right parts are there everything's perfect we know it's brand new but it's just messed up So we want to fix it 🤷🤷🤷

As I said in the video Because it went a full 72 hours with zero movement on the pressure gauge It didn't leak one little bit The only thing I had done differently is replaced the line set So apparently the old line set had a pinhole in it It was such a small hole that I never found any oil anywhere but that was the second time that system had leaked out and we know now that it wasn't the ODU or the IDU because they're on the system now and there's no leakage and with the new line set there's no leakage So it had to be in the old line set Is there anything I can help you with I can walk you through any checks you might have to figure out where yours is leaking Let me know what you're up against and I'll give you a hand

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That is a DIY mini split Facebook page group lots of guys there with lots of different equipment can give you plenty of answers if you would like to go there also

@@amyd46 I know right 😀 My dentist said I needed a crown I said.... I know ...right 👑

@@Jonehughes get this man a crown!

@@tanyamiller6351 I've never used the brush But I wash it before I even start cooking as soon as I'm done using it I'm washing it with hot soapy water running it through a bunch of times keeping that thing spotless It has too many places it could cause a problem if it wasn't spotless So you simply just clean it was hot soapy water with your sprayer and just being careful around your fingers and clean the best you can all around it just do a fantastic job and then let it dry And it'll last forever

Wow, this really works. I had my doubts but steak was very tender. I even sautéed a small piece of Top Round just to see how tender it would get. It was very tender. I'm glad I got one. It was pretty easy to clean too. I washed it as soon as I was done using it.

@tanyamiller6351 Good girl I love mine too they're awesome

@@josevela2943 For an inexpensive as it was It's been fantastic I wish I could get time to put another coat on Make it brand new and black again But it works great 🥰

​@Jonehughes good job on your driveway. I asked because first time i did mine it lasted 1.5 years before it started to fade, even though Latexite said it would last 10. Oh well. Im gonna redo the driveway again tommorow, might add 3 coats this time.

@@kubrickstanley8023 No your best bet is to quit fixing it Clean it the best you can literally with a wire brush get all the debris out of it clean the top of it really good and vacuum it out make it spotlessly clean inside there enough for you to lick Make it that clean Then put in a full rebuild kit for the top it's only I think three or four pieces it's only a few dollars You're spending too much time trying to get it repaired as opposed to just replacing the parts after a good clean job

@@Mike-en4ye Change your name from Mike to MacGyver 😎😎😎

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Take out your name out of the hot link and then click on the hot link it'll take you right to the manual

That was very kind of you to say very good video since it totally sucked I believe I did six to eight that day and I have never had a leak but it doesn't mean what you're saying is not true I'm going to do a new video in the next couple of months I got all the parts now I have every tool on the planet and so I'm going to do it all correctly instead of just winging it like I did with that video and it will not be anything like that there's so many things I did wrong on that video it's incredible I look back at it with the knowledge that I have now and I think God what a goob so anyway thanks for the kind words but you were just being diplomatic and nice but it's a total waste of a video and new updated one will be much much better I've learned a lot in the last few years

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@@lovemylife4573 WD-40 But after you clean it with WD-40 you can spray with some kind of silicone spray if you wanted to cuz WD-40 really does not make it slippery It'll work in a pinch but it does need to be lubed with something better

@@carpetjaws If I understand you correctly You were talking about the adapter The pumps that come with the gauges are almost always set up for regular HVAC setups not mini splits mini splits have a different connector and so you need the adapter to make the gauges and hoses work so you need the adapter you can get them anywhere just put adapter in Google or Amazon and it'll jump right up and give you a bunch of different options for 10 bucks or less I bought one because I didn't know it came with it by the time I got it it was already there so now I have an unopened one whatever they're only a couple of dollars If that's not what you were referring to let me know

@@Jonehughes Thank you. I appreciate the quick reply. I found one on Amazon for $6.99. CJ

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@johnbravo4093 HE IS GOD

@ did he declare or claim to be god? If he did, proof it.

@@johnbravo4093 "me and the Father are one", only GOD could redeem humanity friend, and he did all glory to him!!!

@ we all one with our father (god). It doesn’t mean we are “GOD”. You claiming jesus is god base on what? He was born from a virgin mother? If that the only measurement, so Adam is more miracle. He just exists by God will. Without Father and mother.

That was a pain in the butt I had to watch the whole video over again to remember what you were talking about So towards the end of the video you can see that between the old drywall and the new drywall there's a little bit of a not flush area of the new drywall to the old drywall It looks more than it really was in real life it was probably 8 in to a quarter inch out but I use 3/8 in blobs of glue adhesive that the wall panels come with I use 40 or 50 per panel and in that area it would just be a blob so the part that was out of whack is lot less than 3/8 of an inch so the 3/8 of an inch blobs hold it perfectly I've had to tear these down before because they're supposed to be guaranteed for 20 years but a lot of my clients want a new one after 10 years or so and so I went up tearing them out and putting in a different color and different style for different things whatever The point is whenever I take them out the glue held up perfectly The walls held up perfectly so my system works great even ripping them out I'm able to give them to the salvation army has a second hand store and they sell a lot of my units as used but still viable anyway it should be perfectly level and flush like the way you're thinking and if you have that kind of an attitude that's perfect and you could actually spend the time and mud it all out perfectly and make everything just dialed in and perfect and then set your finished panel on it nothing wrong with that The people I was working for on this project didn't want to spend the extra money to get everything flushed out cuz normally I just take out all the drywall and put in OSB instead and use no drywall that way it's the strongest but they didn't want to pay for it so c'est la vie it turned out perfect❤🎉

@ I appreciate your lengthy and detailed response. I don’t know where are located but I am starting tiling business and never did shower pans and enclosure something like that. I am very handy and watched many videos and I am sure I can do it. So I have customer who has triangle shower pan with that kind enclosure and some kind of glass or plastic door. So 2 sides are wall 2 side glass. So he wants to rip that one out and put new square bigger one in. I really don’t know how much should I quote him for demolition and replacing it. Probably I would need to move plumbing pipes too. Would you tell me approximately how much should I quote it for labor? Your answer would be appreciated.

@Vertikala-pc5ig 2,600 labor $100 an hour for 26 hours Rip out all the existing drywall stick in 7/16" OSB It takes three sheets Always put in new valves And you'll be good to go You can always text me pics at 541-660-7805 I can walk you through any issues