Old Carrier furnace keeps going

[@deanmartin1966]

I used to have a German shorthaired pointer. They are absolutely beautiful dogs. High energy.

[@abatro5664]

Love learning little tips from your videos. Thanks for the content. Stay safe out there!

[@daviddesilva4971]

Your neighbours are fortunate to have you around. Thxs for the vids!

[@HellsingSage]

Glad you're feeling better. Thanks for the video.

[@Garth2011]

That old stuff seems worthy to keep running. Nice system from this angle. Ted is being nice the neighbor and the little helper there was real friendly.

[@mattliebenau9083]

Gotta love it when the blower motor comes out easy.

[@AmericanFarmerHVAC2024]

They keep going even though they are cracked. Usually you can pull the main limit out and look at the dimple in the 2 cells you see and they'll be busted. Easier than pulling the blower. I've changed many a carrier heat exchanger to know. I've seen very few of them last without a crack at all in 25 years.

[@danobrien3109]

Hope you’re doing well Theodore, Happy New Year. From the old HVAC guy in Toronto 👍👍🇨🇦

[@erisgilliard7341]

Want to say I greatly appreciate your content as it is something I can relate to. I watch another channel as well, but he seems to try to impress with his fancy equipment as much as the repair. Being old school, I really enjoy seeing the "kiss" approach, taking in minimal equipment to troubleshoot. Did have one question for you or anyone else that might can explain...purpose for the gas pipe inside the unit that is going up. I am familiar with what I know as a drop leg, but don.t recall seeing one going up. Glad your back!

[@douglasgraham1916]

Thanks for the good job you do! You are good at what you do and I appreciate people like you! I wish you lived close enough to me to service my HVAC!

[@TheDeafMechanic]

I ended up getting flu A and Covid at the same time over Christmas. Was absolutely miserable but over it now. Glad to see you’re better.

[@albertoramos1180]

God bless you Ted great to see you back in action... Happy New Year.

[@duramusmosley5530]

Glad you are back on your feet, good sir. Keep up the good work.

[@jewellhirsch1694]

Sorry to hear that you’ve been sick for the last two weeks or so I guess I hope you’re feeling well by Christmas anyway enjoy your comments and I enjoy watching you work on machines I am a retired technician, but I’ll tell you what I’m learning every day I wish out of known you for 13 years ago I could’ve been even a better technician down. Is it a retired now but I’m glad that you’re feeling better. I hope that you have a happy new year. Tallahassee.

[@_ThreeStrikes_]

Im not even in your trade im actually in thr aviation mechanic trade but your videos are just so relaxing to watch after a long day. I love what you do

[@Bill_CBR]

Sorry to hear you were sick, but glad you're back on the mend. Being sick during the holidays really sucks. Good video, thanks for sharing.

[@rcf8367]

GSP!, my favorite dogs. Get well Ted.

[@natepeterson7145]

Good thing this area has Ted around. So many places that want to just sell due to age. Won't even check the heat exchangers. Just an instant you need a new furnace. Those filters are definitely getting changed on time over the years.

[@DennisBuckley-yd6cl]

Great video again Ted.Sounds like your working with a cold.Hope you fill better soon!

[@seadeas]

I really enjoy watching your videos, I don’t always comment, but they’re good. Thanks

[@robalexander7348]

Well done Ted, now they have some warmth 👍 Au

[@natepeterson7145]

Those inducer motors depend on the plate the butts up against the furnace to whether it's available. That was two years ago.

[@wilcleno1866]

Saw the Inspector Walk by and check out your work. LOL

[@MrJujubean]

Hope you feel better. I just got over the flu myself. It's an ass kicker

[@tphvac87]

1999 old carrier, I see units that old still running, back when things were made better. Nice work Ted!

[@williamtorres3394]

Always cool and calm as can be

[@Android_Warrior]

Uncle Ted!, what is the part number for that Milwaukee impact you have at 12:37???

[@patrickz8902]

Great video! Love that "drip" leg....

[@rayvonp]

Happy new year Mr. Cook

[@davidpetersen7091]

I enjoy your videos. Mr. Pete-----> aging hippie

[@mimelio]

Glad you are feeling better now Ted

[@toneale]

Hope you are feeling better Ted.

[@ThomasKelly-oq4uj]

Well as it goes on. HAPPY NEW YEAR. AND the dog what's to play with you.

[@SamPatriot77]

I love the drip lag on the gas line!

[@stevencossaboon3237]

Nice work as always Ted.

[@stevea6722]

Hope you're feeling better Ted.

[@TheGgin]

Hope you are feeling better...lots of stuff going around! Nice save for your neighbors. I think you were correct from the beginning...I think that 58RAV135s took a 3/4 HP also agree on that blower wheel...new ones fly apart if you look at them wrong.

[@theshowersinger6681]

I have a similar 60k BTU 92% upflow unit one year newer than this one. I’ve kept it cleaned and maintained and never replaced a single part yet, it still has the original HSI, flame sensor and secondary exchanger (yes, with the failure-prone polypropylene coating). As I live in the high desert snow country, and where it hits 95 to 100 for two months of the year, it is well used. Turns out some years were just better made by UTC than others, but then again luck and maintenance probably matter since it’s not even my oldest appliance and I usually get at least 350,000 miles out of my vehicles also.

[@chuckq54]

Me too Ted…feel better! 👍

[@SX939]

WHY IS GAS LINE DEBRIS TRAP UPSIDE DOWN?

[@SRE124]

Either they were really good at replacing the filters, or that motor has been replaced, like you said, since it was very clean. with very minimal dust

[@drband8181]

Solid repair! Good for a few more years!

[@nomusicrc]

Last Glad you're better Thank you for a long video

[@ewood88]

Lots of sickness going around. Hopefully you are feeling better

[@themovecrew7201]

Looks like in beginning of vid, flu pipe is at least level but possibly upward pitch, hard to tell. With draft good, would you still not want to fix so it has correct pitch? Hope ya feeling better! Maybe an update on flood damage n a shop walk thru would be really cool.

[@Eddy63]

Good vid as usual ... Get well ... Thx

[@andrewmacdonald9166]

Hey ted. Thanks for the video, great as always. Why didn’t you remove the old black and white cables and then just have one set of wire nut connections?

[@brnmcc01]

I saw that 100 60 degrees on the wall, must have had an old oil furnace in there before. "Strainer check" but couldn't read the date behind the furnace. Ok, found it at @4:54. 9-23-74! Wow I was barely 4 years old then.

[@mainj54]

What is up with the riser on the gas line?

[@carlosrodas1169]

Nice video and also a good class thanks

[@dong4617]

Convenient place to change the blower motor.

[@OnusBones]

"Death Fog 2025;" glad I'm not seeing it here. Feel better! When you & Charles decide you're finished crawling under houses and into hot attics, you need to open a HVAC school to show kids how to do it right. Thanks for another year of interesting and educational videos.

[@freebird7328]

GSP's love to help. they want to learn too. I know I have one..

[@timcampbell9801]

I just replaced the draft motor ted on that model came as a kit took about an hour motor and wheel came separately have a hacksaw with you lol

[@abatro5664]

Any recommendation for a youtube channel like yours but with boilers and oil heat?

[@rj.parker]

RSV has been going around.

[@sknight0391]

We're gonna party like it's 1999! 🥳🎊🎸🎶🎵🎶🎵

[@sknight0391]

Hope you're feeling better Ted. 😎👍

[@gambitmac]

Glad ur back

[@keysautorepair6038]

Question my gas furnace since the ice storm is surging in and out any ideas anyone

[@search_eternal]

There is a neighborhood by me and all the houses are like this, down flow into the slab.

[@rogerwreville4716]

Noticed sediment trap upside down on the gas line

[@alnonymous9361]

Nice drop leg on the gas line, ha!

[@seadeas]

That’s was hours and hours of your time, just to change out a blower motor. How do you charge the customer? Not only hours of your time, but a new motor/capacitor, etc….?

[@gocubsgo5055]

In the garage where it should be in any house that doesn't have a basement. Anywhere but in the attic.

[@marty5401]

Glad to hear you're doing better. A lot of controversy about shots and such but get vaccinated is what I say. My wife would say differently, but anyway glad to hear your doing better.

[@mmengyan]

Thanks Ted, I watched the W H O L E video.

[@mr.r9505]

Feel better

[@DouglasYoung-c3h]

Hmmmm.... am I looking at an upside down sediment trap?

[@8760-x8z]

Get some soup from Stax Omega, fix you right up….

[@northwoodsguy1538]

Take care of yourself

[@tacocin]

"Mold generator" Yuk!

[@Demy26]

Classic

[@gerardomireles122]

No helicopter

[@bizzfo]

Looks just like my 29 year old (1996) Carrier furnace that’s still kickin’. By the way you can still buy most of the parts. AC works fine too all original.

[@Growzarktrail]

They don't make them like they used to back in the day. In my sisters house that my grandpa built in the 70s, the ducting is in the slab.