3 amp fuse is tripped, No AC service call.

[@fshn76]

Those low voltage shorts have been a common thing for me this summer. I don’t understand what some guys have against zip ties, cheap insurance. Great video Ryan

[@AllTattedUp13]

Same here bro, usually I replace a crap ton of capacitors, this summer It was mostly all contactors

[@HughesManHVAC]

Thanks ALOT!

[@sknight0391]

Bird-doggin' those rubs. 😎👍

[@seanw6977]

I'm also new to the trade and am loving your videos. Thank you.

[@HughesManHVAC]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@billbrown1476]

I am a new subscriber. I enjoy your videos. You do a great job troubleshooting logically and get it fixed.

[@HughesManHVAC]

Thanks for the sub!

[@jasonjohnsonHVAC]

Awesome find Ryan....thanks for sharing with us

[@The.Kid.From.Daycare.]

Great video. This is the first time I had ever heard of rubout! And I watched tons of HVAC videos. I really appreciate the thoroughness of your video, and your inspection. Hopefully your client follows through with your recommendations for wiring. That’s a lot less expensive solution than having to buy a whole new system When it Mutilates itself due to some low-voltage wiring problem in the future, it could’ve been solved for 5% of a new system cost. Great job! Keep up the great work.

[@BridgeWater94]

im glad im not the only one who jumps when compressors pop on lol. no matter how many times ive done it, it always gets me.

[@HughesManHVAC]

😂

[@stevencossaboon3237]

Nice work Ryan.

[@HughesManHVAC]

Thanks!

[@Paul-IE-Repairs]

yep the old slinger was rubbing, those are designed to prevent the ingress of water into the motor by slinging it away

[@HughesManHVAC]

Thanks for watching!

[@weld3z]

Bless you, nice job

[@realSamAndrew]

I was told somewhere that the fan motor is supposed to always pull the rated amps, not rated or less like compressors. If it's that low, it indicates a weak motor or weak capacitor. So I'm told...but that could have been wrong. It made sense though. Similar to power factor should be as close to 1.0 as possible.

[@HughesManHVAC]

I’m not sure. Rick is on the Misfits podcast tomorrow night, I’m going to ask him about this.

[@acrservicesmathewr7565]

For psc motors yes within 10 percent of its Fla. the less static the higher the amps. With all covers and clean filters you should be within 1 amp of Fla. this I was told in school. Ecm and 3 phase is another story

[@realSamAndrew]

@@acrservicesmathewr7565 for condenser motors, you always have the same air resistance as long as the coil is clean. So it should always be pretty much the same amps. 10 percent sounds right, 1 amp sounds iffy, when many CFM are only rated like 0.9 to 1.2 amps to begin with. Thanks for weighing in 👍👍

[@sknight0391]

Don't forget the belt was a BR549. 😉👌

[@HughesManHVAC]

🥹

[@HenryMancini-rg3xm]

I see you remember Junior Samples lol

[@sknight0391]

Us old guys gotta stick together. 🤟😎👍 #HeeHawHoneys

[@grahamshepard6714]

Hey man you're a great mechanic. If HVACR didn't have any real-world consequences or money involved, it would be just an interesting game/puzzle that we play for fun ya know. Thanks for your help in this trade.

[@topher8634]

Don't forget AX 26 belt.

[@HughesManHVAC]

😂thanks!

[@MonsterNinjaz]

Squealin like an old ford

[@HughesManHVAC]

Thanks for watching

[@Eddy63]

Good troubleshooting ... I've noticed that you are ''slowly'' catching on to this HVACR trade See you Saturday Misfits ... Thx

[@HughesManHVAC]

It’s finally making sense

[@BridgeWater94]

how do you know what contactor to buy when it doesnt have the faceplate on it? Sorry for the green question im very new to the trade. Thanks!

[@HughesManHVAC]

Generally a 30 amp will have screw wire connections and a 40 amp will have lugs

[@MariosACandRefrigeration]

rain shield.keeps water from going in the motor.

[@realSamAndrew]

Who is EMS?

[@benderjrowe3599]

Energy Management System?

[@martinguzman4323]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@steveblake8766]

53 Thumbs uP