How to charge a mobile home air conditioner?

[@kathymheeney6]

I wish that you serviced Champion Homes in NJ. Bought a starter home just before the pandemic. The first 2 Summers the ac worked beautifully. Now it works so-so. I am really praying to not have an expensive bill. This video was helpful.

[@jasonreist2528]

The company I worked for here in Midland Michigan, we did about 98% service work. We subcontracted through our local utility company. This put us into all kinds of situations like you talk about. It's really nice to see you take the time to explain just what you're doing as you go along. There were so many times that I could tell that the guy before me was mainly install tech or a service tech. So much of the information you cover gets overlooked and the customer ultimately pays for the techs lack of experience and or knowledge of the systems they are working with. Great job! I love watching!

[@jessetmuniz7834]

Taddy, Can you give us a tip. Regards run capacitors outside units. Many times previous guys put in an upper size run capacitors because that's all they had to make it work. But can you tells us how do we know what sizes really a condenser should have in it. I guess you'll sized by ton unit right? Thank you Taddy, you are the best teacher.

[@kevinpearce3281]

Hey. If I was to install a new indoor coil. I would put it below the furnace. It will work better that way. Plus if you have drain issues it won’t leak on to the furnace.

[@asoteico9528]

Thanks Teddy! I’m just in HVAC trade school and enjoy seeing you doing stuff still I don’t know

[@TaddyDigest]

You got this!

[@9to5techs]

What filter fits Mortex model # 98-8W7W-0P It's a down flow and uncased A-coil. I just need to know the A-Coil W x H to get filters to fit on the A-Coil.

[@ChapoTheCorgi]

What do you think of the Rheem air handlers being installed in mobile homes? The coils usually can be flipped around but I see that the hole of the supply doesn’t usually match with the hole that was made for the original system.

[@TaddyDigest]

I've had a few of them and they work just fine

[@Rypie89]

Wow $250 for service call just to add refrigerant. I just paid $400 for 35 min. to add R410A to my system that lasted for 4 days! My system is shot! Leaks on evap coil and condenser. I got two quotes. First one was for a Heil 3 ton heat pump w/aspen mobile home coil and 15kw electric heat, new line set, condenser pad and thermostat for $7752. Second company same things for $6786. I haven't got an installation yet but i went with the lower price one. When I told the higher priced company that I went with the lower one he asked if they were going to install a high pressure switch and that they where going to install a Heil mainline. He said my lower quote was most likely a contractor grade unit. What does that mean?

[@TaddyDigest]

The unit comes with a pressure switch.Most units do You got a good deal

[@frankyb9682]

Hey Teddy your knowledge and videos have been outstanding. I appreciate you sharing your know how. I live in Georgia trying to get my license. What’s your opinion on where to start?

[@garza7676]

A 25lb jug of R-22 in Vegas is $1300 right now from the supply houses . Last year I did only 410a coil with matching condenser change outs . It’s too expensive for customers just to replace parts in any R-22 units . Also you have to consider that the average unit is at least 15 years old .

[@TaddyDigest]

Very good knowledge thank you for sharing this

[@kevinpearce3281]

Hey. Would the AC work better if you had the coil below the furnace. ?

[@farrellnuszjr9216]

Tadd your cool. I’m getting water running into my down flo condensation it is 2050 sq ft. Dbl wide 5ton. With A coil down flow does it need a p trap for condensation?

[@seadeas]

Thanks for the price $ information

[@Just_Hunter_Thats_Me]

Love seeing the new video made my day ❤

[@jackfrost5132]

If the inside coil is leaking, and you add more refrigerant, it will just leak out again? I have this system. It's just as rusty, and exactly the same condensation with occasional freeze up. Can you do a video replacing the interior coil?

[@TaddyDigest]

Yes I can do a video of that

[@jackfrost5132]

@@TaddyDigest my system is 10 years old and just this summer is really showing the signs of dry coil.

[@jackfrost5132]

Ive always kept it clean inside and out.

[@djpremiere3667]

And my parents trailer I see that half of the evaporative call freezes and the other half doesn't... Also the blower underneath when you pick up that door that filter or whatever it is I noticed that it's dirty like the one in the video... Should I put some new filters like that I'm not sure what you call those on the bottom?

[@floydcrayton1645]

Does this works for the 410A systems also as a way to tell if its low in freon.

[@TaddyDigest]

yes

[@RonnieMallory]

R-22 and R-422B should not be mixed. Recover the R-22, evacuate and change with 422B

[@studyallthetimeallthetime8473]

4 tons is not too big for the home?

[@NathanG14]

Taddy so 422-b is a good refrigerant for topping off or did you have to remove r22

[@TaddyDigest]

You can top off

[@issacperez6983]

Mucho good 👍

[@jamestoy426]

I learned you can ise a 410a coil just change the txv

[@TaddyDigest]

yes absolutely Thank you for watching 👀 😀

[@virus_cocmx6395]

Buenos videos

[@thefreshride1510]

I thought R410A pressures were 125 and 325

[@garza7676]

They are . He’s adding drop in refrigerant in r-22 system , hint the blue bottle .

[@thefreshride1510]

@@garza7676 Why we need sat. temp of the pink line in manometers?

[@hazendismukesjr.8319]

Why çant you reuse the lines and Clean them out

[@TaddyDigest]

The lines are twenty years old it's just a good practice to replace

[@hazendismukesjr.8319]

It is good Quality lines made thicker especially for AC they don't wear out This is a different story about 5/8 gas line copper and it is possibley thiner than AC lines but I buried it used it for 20 years for propane bought a new trailer and parked in the front yard it used natural gas I dug it up and used it on the new trailer for 33 years and are still using it with no leaks ever that's 53 years and counting I know it's much less pressure than AC but unless you have viberation I believe it will continue to work