new Carrier package unit easy call, smart customer

Smart customers are your best friend. this customer called because the sound of the unit changed, it was still cooling the space but wouldn't have for long. the belt was loose on the unit they called for but we also checked the second unit and caught a carrier rub out before it became a problem. someone else takes care of these units it would have been easy to tighten the belt, run, and badmouth the other guys, because they needed maintenance and that was someone else's job. Be better, this is about customer service, be honest and try harder.

[@MariosACandRefrigeration]

You can also take your mag.and see if your coils need cleaning.thanks for sharing.

[@EverythingHVACR]

Thank you, Mario! Explain take your mag?

[@MariosACandRefrigeration]

@@EverythingHVACR You were talking about coils needing cleaning,on the double coils,you can take your magnehilic gauge and see the condition of the coil,and you can tell if the unit is running high head ,with out gauging up.

[@EverythingHVACR]

@MariosACandRefrigeration interesting, thanks, Mario. magnahelic is a good idea. My hands are perfectly calibrated magnahelic and temperature gauges 😆

[@MariosACandRefrigeration]

@@EverythingHVACR It is a good reference before and after cleaning.

[@spaceboy7192]

I've been in this bizz for 40 years and never heard of using a "mag" for checking pressure differential or static pressure on a dirty condenser coil..... Boy, do I feel stupid!!!

[@jaymartin5095]

Short but sweet. Always learning something new or having something important reinforced. Thanks for making and sharing the video.

[@EverythingHVACR]

Thanks, Jay!

[@helmsajr]

Great job Steve has always.

[@EverythingHVACR]

Thanks, Jr

[@bryandierken8794]

Still learning how to tighten belts good video

[@EverythingHVACR]

Thanks, Bryan. Belt tensioning can be tricky, but alignment is even more important.

[@Eddy63]

Always look forward to a good ole Sunday vid ... Nice job as usual Steve-o ... Thx

[@EverythingHVACR]

Thanks, Eddy!

[@jasonjohnsonHVAC]

I have 2 of those browning tension tools. Haven't done maintenance in a long time. Now that im at a new company, I'll be doing maintenance again. Glad i didn't get rid of them.

[@EverythingHVACR]

Yessir, thanks, Jason. You'll have to let me know how the new gig is going once you get settled in

[@jasonjohnsonHVAC]

@@EverythingHVACR will do

[@zekenzy6486]

Great video. Thank you for sharing

[@EverythingHVACR]

Thanks, ZE

[@jamesortolano3983]

Yes ,important maintenance tip never overtighten belts , Good find,thanks for sharing

[@stevencossaboon3237]

Nice work Steve.

[@EverythingHVACR]

Thanks, Steven

[@stephwaylonwells3218]

👍

[@EverythingHVACR]

🙏

[@chrissipple1018]

I'm with you what the hell is a mag. The author of that comment said it means magnehelic first for me. Can't we make HVAC great again and stop with all the acronyms, people can't be that lazy.

[@EverythingHVACR]

Magnahelic gauges are a thing. See them a lot in commercial.

[@MariosACandRefrigeration]

Anybody that has ever checked pressure drop or total static,would know,unless too lazy to check.

[@MariosACandRefrigeration]

🤣

[@chrissipple1018]

@@EverythingHVACR I used years ago and there very accurate but never known them as a mag. Just more acronyms , good videos.

[@chrissipple1018]

@@MariosACandRefrigeration I used them before you were born, the point I'm making is it seems like everyone are using acronyms, or abbreviating everything.