HVACR: Chiller Service Call (No Cooling/Refrigerant Leak) Industrial Refrigeration Training

[@jasonjohnsonHVAC]

No new filter drier....that module was flat. I could understand if it had some pressure on it when you arrived...but flat....needed a new drier

[@yeliab814]

great vid. thanks for showing all the steps involved, without making it a 1hr hour video. much appreciated!

[@mosadhana5815]

Great video man! I noticed you updated your logo, looks nice and colorful too , keep up the good work JMT

[@slysimon8533]

What was the ending soundtrack? Loved it. Also, it seems to me vibration caused the crack in the first place would you not been Better off replacing the stem entirely?

[@epicone2449]

Yea thicker service stem would be better but than you gotta drill it.

[@sterlingarcher46]

I work on chillers too 🤜🤛 I don't understand why manufacturers use the long stem pressure ports , it makes them too fragile . Had one cracked the other day as well , replaced it with a shorter stem one and strengthened it with the brazing rod .

[@jonnymac31]

Not to mention they use the puny tubing. Its pathetic. I'm with you. Shorter is better. Keep pressure on the lines, drill it out to use a 3/8 stub, and add enough so each device can be on its own process fitting. I think avoiding the tee fittings is good practice too. Although the argument that then there is no core behind the flare is valid.

[@wd8557]

I was working on a small chiller system once with a bad low pressure cut out, replaced it did the normal steps. I was still above the unit and dropped a pair of big channel locks while I was on the phone with my boss at the time, it bounced off one of those fitting's and the stem completely broke it off lost 55 pounds of refrigerant.

[@Exile1213]

Why didn’t you change the drier? Some Hackery….

[@tobyoverton_hvacr]

Yup!

[@jasonjohnsonHVAC]

I was thinking the drier needs to be replaced....system was flat...not in positive pressure. All that moisture was absorbed into the drier media.

[@Clasped003]

Hey man, great videos. Especially love the chiller stuff keep it up!

[@joserobles8477]

So, do chillers just cool water that is being used to cool of equipment or other things.

[@SirQuaks]

Don't know how you do it with just acetylene, I need to use oxy and acetylene to get me the fine point flame

[@bmillwood6666]

You should have replaced the entire port. You should carry those on your truck. I'm not a fan of the small copper ports. Leaks waiting to happen.

[@jbourdier6824]

Beautiful and professional job congratulations, thanks for all those excellent videos.

[@alexeytech1495]

Great material. Well explained troubleshooting video.

[@sergiosalgado1372]

Very helpful video, thank you for all you do!!!

[@fatt-shirtprinter3394]

Great vid and job brotha

[@izzybell11]

Interesting and helpful video. Well explained. Great job 👍

[@kennethlobo4420]

Great job

[@ÐÞæ]

Nicely patched up! :-)

[@soloch69]

Great video 👍🏻

[@frankies1717]

Nice video bro!

[@JumpermanTech]

Thank you bro! Oh those all too common refrigerant leaks🔧 Appreciate you watching & stay tuned for new videos every week⚡

[@mosadhana5815]

Great video man! I noticed you changed your logo, looks nice and colorful,keep up the good work JMT

[@titurevvlog]

Thanks for sharing....

[@gordonpotts753]

Dont forget ur hearing protection.

[@arcad1an292]

A common leak spot.

[@neilvestervictor180]

big picture diagnosis lol

[@latipica1]

Hi good vixeo befoe repairing the sistem did you have to pum down the sistem or not because it was nor refrigerant on sistem ..thankyou

[@PlanetarySponge91]

Can you do a video on the pounds? I’m having difficulty on the job knowing how much I should put in. Just a video on charging in general would be dope. Even electrical.

[@Bluecollarrebel]

We got a leaker 💦

[@JumpermanTech]

Hah yes we do! Patch it up & let's go home🙏😎 Thanks for watching bro! Stay safe out there & stay tuned for new videos every week🔧