Love your videos!

Wishing you a Very Merry Christmas and a Safe, Healthy and Happy New Year. 👍🙏

It’s Safe to Say that Customers have NO Clue what Required Behind-the-Scenes Equipment looks like for the Coolers and Freezers in the Stores they Shop at. 🤔👍

I remember the days of standby service work...

Yessuhhhh wassuppp Brodie

NOT sure How a Company can Function as a Store when they Don’t have Coolers or Freezers in Working Condition for their Hundreds of Popular Products. 🤔👎

Clip a circuit breaker locator onto those solenoid wires

Your voltage is feeding back through the coil

What’s goin on here?

I wouldn’t have thought about that thanks 😂

I have a d-g with the same problem, I ended up running the fan on the rtu for that side on constant.

Those cases have quick connect fittings that could possibly leak. Also each condensing unit would work better if you placed a box fan near it to move that hot air away towards the front of the store.

I got the same 6ft ladder and man I love it, so light weight. Company bought me a newer one but man it was so heavy, just kept using my old one.

Brudda brudda I see ya manee im getting more into refrigeration the more and more

I’ve never replaced it on a display freezer but it’s probably my least favorite repair on a walk-in.

It's not a temperature control, it's an oil pressure safety.

Why is it Always the Ice Cream Case. Life is Not Fair apparently. 😬👍

If that drain ices up again and there isn’t any debris in the drain, that cracked drain is causing it. Store air will come thru the crack and begin to freeze around the drain. Have had it happen multiple times.

Fun

Headache

Take your time , my brotha......

how old do you think this thing is??

yessuhhhhh bro

Your KZbin makes it seem like you work 24/7😂you constantly killin it dude 💪

7:55 thats the worst feeling man, expecting to just tighten it and fix it, but it ends up making the leak worse.

Soo part 2?

Did you happen to check the novar output module that controls the solenoids?

I appreciate you young Bruh- willing to admit when you need help, then accepting it! One quality that is severely missing in our industry is Humility. Some techs would rather screw a customer than admit they made a mistake or don’t know. I’m VERY proud of you personally and applaud your progress!!

Reminds me of my last company. Drove from salt lake city UT to reno NV. worked for about 4 hrs and drove to vegas NV to go home. good times but rough times lol.

Young buck, one of the best things you can do is trust that meter. When testing for voltage especially 120v quit going to ground. Ground will lie to you. If you test hot to neutral and have 0 volts you need to trust that. The reason you have 120 from neutral to ground is the load is back feeding through the solenoid coil. Also remember there is a difference in neutral and ground. One is designed to be the other side of the load and one is a safety. Ground is not your friend. Trust me. Trust your tools my friend. Keep up the hard work.

Not sure how you Work ALL Night on Issues. Your Consistent and Strong 💪 Efforts are Obvious so keep Busting your Tail because you’re making a Difference.

Drove 414 miles and you’re on the Clock. That’s Craziness. You may want to Learn how to Fly a Helicopter 🚁 to Save yourself a Lot of Commuting Time. 😬👍

Broh, no GD!

Yo YB, I’m a HVACR tech for Wal-mart so don’t break anything I can’t fix lol

Get yourself a 3n1 bender for these smaller lines. Looks like you might have kinked that new section you brazed in.

I like your content, but why is the quality set to 480p? Is it perhaps a setting issue or?

That look you had when you realize your the only person in the company that actually cares about his job.

A suggestion is to have your GoPro on your head so you can have both hands free

Man!!! What a bunch of junk!!!

Whoever put that type of clamp on there is an idiot. Should've been a piece of unistrut there with a cush-a-clamp holding it. Looks like 1 3/8 or 1 5/8 piping??

Love seeing the rack content motivates me to make some videos in the rack room as well😂

A can of oil with the seal broken on it just sitting could potentially have moisture in it. A lot of refrigerant oil is what they call hygroscopic.

Didn't know if people know it, but never ever close the discharge valve while the compressor is running. It'll blow the heads or valve plates.

Gotta love rack engineering. They always design them where you have to work around discharge lines. My arms are eat up with discharge hickeys.

One thing I was told was to never use open oil cans because they were contaminated. What’s your insights ?

Whether you Find a Leak by Accident or Searching for it, it doesn’t matter. Keep up the Strong 💪 Efforts, Brodie, 🤔👍🙏

They’re Not looking for a pretty Weld but like you mentioned, you have some solder build-up on there. It’s a darn shame the location of a Clamp caused this issue.🤔

get you some brake cleaner from autozone to clean up oil mess on equipment.

You always busy

Yesssuhhhh bro