Repairing my Air Conditioner - ASMR

[@jreynolds21]

This guy knows how to do everything and has a million hobbies, awesome.

[@801tman]

jreynolds21 and he seems to know the history of almost everything

[@bbtank3000]

I hope to be like him someday. This knowledge is priceless. Imagine the amount of money he can save not having to hire a contractor.

[@xenopac]

@@bbtank3000 just knowing the info doesn't mean you can do it you have to be licensed to work on acs I'm licensed to do the stuff through the environmental protection agency

[@jaredcampbell3606]

I'm an HVAC/R student at my highschool, so being able to be relaxed and watch this helps me alot. As well as the history lesson too, thank you.

[@xaydyn]

I wish you were my grandfather or somehow related to me so I could go to your house every holiday just to sit and talk to you. You're the best! Sending appreciation from Texas.

[@jimbola77]

i love the patience you have better to understand especially someone as yourself who know's their stuff!!!

[@georgeofhamilton]

"Repairing my air conditioner-ASMR" "Fixing my car engine-ASMR" "Building a house-ASMR" "Driving a freight train-ASMR" "Performing a root canal-ASMR" "Raiding a meth lab-ASMR" "Sniping Houthi rebels in the mountains-ASMR"

[@_zoom606]

“Establishing a government - ASMR”

[@war_nao9215]

“Invading a neighboring country-ASMR”

[@joeconley1981]

Love the knowledge and the quality of your videos. Also the wide range of topics that you do. Keep up the great work.

[@RelaxingASMR]

Thanks Joe.

[@gobit7852]

Been about 5 years now since I found your channel and this video is still one of my favorites so I feel compelled to continue rewatching it and sleeping to it! Thanks alot bet the air conditioner still runs great if not let me know!

[@Javiii02]

RelaxingASMR, the only man who can make you relax while he fixes industrial things. That's what I like to call awesomeness overload.

[@thebeermaster34]

I know this is an old one, but I love these do-it- yourself videos. Please do more of these.

[@gobit7852]

Its been 2 years since I found your channel, and its helped me go to sleep alot! For some odd reason I frequent this video its just so relaxing, I guess cause its outside?

[@veroherrLA]

the history of air-conditioning is awesome!!

[@RelaxingASMR]

+veroherrLA Yes, it's a very cool topic:)

[@MasquedMocha]

@@RelaxingASMR i see what you did there

[@jjaagg5050]

I finally found the time to watch this whole video. Thanks for the AC history lesson!

[@SAustin16]

Another excellent video...Fascinating walk-thru of the switch. I had no idea. Your voice is so pleasant and relaxing. Thank you for taking the time to create this.

[@john2014]

I can't believe someone made a useful ASMR. This is great.

[@JohnnyNowhere]

Glad to know I'm not the only person who curses the inventor of the slotted screwdriver.

[@thefugabans]

I think we should pass a law to abolish flat head screws.

[@stockloc]

I cringe every time I see someone trying to insert a slotted screwdriver. There's still the Phillips and the Robby dangit!

[@roxanevincill5719]

Same lol 😂😂

[@devildelirious8662]

N-no I didn't choose history of air condit- aaand too late!

[@Finitetoast]

This is one of those videos I always come back to. Perfect asmr video.

[@ikipupule]

Great video. Relaxing AND educational. Thanks.

[@tarp11z]

You are a very talented guy. And a history teacher too. I love the history of just about everything.

[@Makestuff227]

Always learn something watching your videos and they're always really interesting. Great Asmr qualities, keep up the great work I always look forward to the latest videos!

[@RelaxingASMR]

Thanks:)

[@scopeandstereo]

Can't believe this was 9 years ago

[@GhostsOfJenova]

Could you do more of these repair or tinkering videos? I always love seeing how things work.

[@alexismitchell6313]

Love the video especially since its electrical work 🔌. One of my favorite videos thus far

[@trevorfrancismeusx9120]

I have ASMR and I want to learn electronic repair so this is a dream come true. Thank you so much!

[@taylor9575]

You are Bob Ross if he were an electrician lol

[@subpoena.]

kinda

[@alvasalrey]

i didnt know i needed contractor asmr...... but now im happy i found it :) damn that was relaxing almost fell asleep

[@CalleJonte]

Really nice video, actually labour that was quite relaxing. I like the first and the third part most. The ones were you didn't record sound as you went along but put on sound afterwards. It's something about the lack of room, the closeness of the voice and the constant gainlevel that makes it more relaxing than the part you recorded live. Good thing you switched that unit because those screws weren't gonna make it much longer. ;-P

[@RelaxingASMR]

Thanks. Glad you liked the video:)

[@TinaB55]

RelaxingASMR .. I adore your voive. Proper guy you are. I'm gay and love girlz but you put me to sleep e ery night I have free. Thank you

[@MasquedMocha]

@@TinaB55 whats a voive?

[@colinmacinnis3141]

Truly the Ron Swanson of ASMR

[@alexwhite4606]

my favorite video.... i actually fell asleep watching it, i was so relaxed.

[@MasquedMocha]

Then how'd you type this?

[@jimdzembo5810]

I remember this video! Thanks for re-upping.

[@lalainlosangeles3497]

just came across your videos (thanks for suggesting it, youtube!), and wow, i just love the southern accent! i never thought i would be so excited to hear about the history of air conditioning!!! :D

[@RelaxingASMR]

I removed a fraction of a second that showed my face reflected in the contactor and added a intro and title screen to the beginning as well as a thank-you screen at the end. Thanks for watching:)

[@LibraManASMRtist]

You make quality videos, I like that.

[@RelaxingASMR]

+LibraMan ASMR I try. Thanks.

[@thicok4555]

I highly recommend grounding out the capacitor before touching anything with the contactor it doesn’t matter that you disconnected the 240 the charge is still in the capacitor for around 40 minutes at minimum take a screwdriver with a insulated handle and touch the tips of the capacitor to make sure you’re 100% safe

[@dandfgarage986]

Now this is the ASMR I like😂

[@RelaxingASMR]

US runs 110-120 VAC on most household items, but, heating, cooling, many clothes dryers, oven, etc, run on 220-240 VAC. Thanks for watching:)

[@stack9866]

Man, is there anything you cannot do? Awesome video!

[@lloydsiebert3657]

here in the US, houses have both 110 and 240 volt service. generally, if you go look at the wires coming into your home, there are two black wires and a silver or bare wire known as neutral. between the two black wires, there is a total voltage of 240 volts, and between one black wire and the neutral, there is a voltage of 110 volts.

[@NalgaFaces213]

Or a video on how to assemble your own personal nuclear reactor

[@jakefavazza1239]

the 2 most common refrigerant used in residential these days are r-22 and r-410a. r-22 has officially been phased out and now the main refrigerant is r-410a for almost all residential hvac units.

[@arweav]

Considering this is what I do on a regular basis, this one hits close to home. Geothermal HVAC installer/tech here. I wish that contactors were all I ever had to replace, haha! :-)

[@TatsuYahu]

I won my local pub trivia last night because I remembered that I heard about James A. Garfield being alive 2 1/2 months after his assassination in this video. Thank you very much!

[@EnoYaka]

Nice video, there was a good documentary about getting to absolute zero that mentioned every scientific step we took in learning cooling, this video reminded me of it. Thanks, and I hope you are doing well!

[@RelaxingASMR]

Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching:)

[@Shellyz2u]

I LOVE your videos. They're perfect

[@jzambo32]

R-12 still have a tank of it. R-22 is what was popular when i got into the industry, now its R-410A or puron. Supposed to be safe for the environment. anyhow great vid......

[@ZombieSlayersNation]

My dad works for Carrier. I think that statement pretty much sums up how cool my house is during the summer.

[@iossysm]

EXCELLENT WORK and thanks !

[@RelaxingASMR]

A little of both. Thanks for watching:)

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

How do you know how to fix/troubleshoot these? Previous background in electrical/HVAC stuff?

[@GipzandChipz]

Tradie: “how did you learn so much about air conditioning units?” Apprentice: “I, uh, watched....... ASMR videos”

[@gobit7852]

Been here for your youtube videos so I came to watch your old ones. You said your air conditioner will be good for about 5 years. If you still live in the same establishment can you do a update video I think that would be cool!

[@RelaxingASMR]

I have had two other problems since the video was made: 1. a small wire that goes from the outdoor unit to the thermostat I think, wore the insulation off of itself where is passed through the metal wall of the unit and thus touched the metal and created a short. Carrier should have used a rubber grommet in a wire pass-through like that. Problem #2 was the motor failing on the air handler in the attic. the unit is well over 20 years old now and as long as the compressor remains fine I shall help it along as needed. It's been a good unit for sure and will possibly make a video the next time I have to work on it:)

[@gobit7852]

RelaxingASMR :D

[@storytime6263]

I have a messed up family and never had a grandfather who cared and would teach me things, my dad's father died when my father was a teen. Watching these videos is like having a grandfather ^_^

[@12tothe3tothe4]

I got the same problem too just a little different, stay strong.

[@timothy7805]

I'm British and your pronunciation of Cambridge is amusing to me

[@derekswartzl5123]

But I wanted to hear about the latest Hollywood gossip...

[@MasquedMocha]

69 likes

[@RelaxingASMR]

I'm sorry it took me so long to fix the video. Thanks for watching:)

[@tpv88]

PURE GOLD ! Thanks !

[@RelaxingASMR]

Thanks. Glad you liked it.

[@alexsantiago357]

Your like a jack of all trades👍😎

[@Joel2122]

I'm an HVAC student!!

[@pupwolf5507]

he said - you choose oh history ?-Im crying i can’t stop laughing oh lord do I love this man! 😂

[@janderson255]

Good Video! Seems I always learn something new every time I watch your videos. Most relaxing HVAC repair ever. Do you have anything Ham Radio related that you could dissect or fiddle with? Keep it up! :-) Norman, OK

[@wolfofverdun9084]

why is it I actually picked the history of air conditioning 😂

[@MasquedMocha]

Learning in my sleep

[@jesussantinovegajr]

this is amazing, sir

[@emofittertheworldofasmr8546]

I hope you make vids forever. Thank you !

[@mbranbb]

It actually went from r12 to r22 and now most residential units use r410a. But not bad for someone not in the industry.

[@tractyzadorozny2972]

R-134a is starting to be phased out for the new r-1234yf refrigerant

[@marco9579]

This video is awesome!

[@MasterOZero]

Manly tingles. lol

[@RelaxingASMR]

You still can. Would probably be better than mine seeing as how you are a pro. Thanks for watching:)

[@hard2describe791]

This is my favorite video thx

[@jokeren75]

i know this video is a re-upload but i'm interested in why you decided to re-upload it? did you delete it by mistake or was there something wrong with the video? :)

[@RelaxingASMR]

If I ever run out of potential video content I may have to take you up on that lol.

[@salmanmerch1]

Awesome video

[@mileshahn4135]

The history of air conditioning was actually cool lol

[@scenereflections6846]

Me: "Yes, I would like to hear the latest celebrity gossip - " RelaxingAsmr: "The history of Air Conditioning, Ok!" Me: ☹

[@TheSaltyAdmiral]

You make great ASMR videos, and I'm kind of a history geek too, so this is double package! Insta sub, great work! :)

[@RelaxingASMR]

+Salty Admiral Welcome aboard!

[@lukeredacted7566]

I live in Canada and there is actually no use for air conditioners here, because during the summer we have small amounts of snow still on the ground so if you are hot you can just sit in one. I live in upper northern Canada

[@iLikeC00kieDough]

Fan Boi very good point. Almost any office building, ware house, or manufacturing plant will utilize air conditioning all year long however

[@jonskunator]

This one is very good.

[@RelaxingASMR]

haha! Thanks.

[@billclarke2535]

Where are you geographically? I had assumed you are in the US but when you say that you disconnect the 240v I wondered. Doesn't the US run 110v AC?

[@dbmathis]

I have been watching your videos for months now and keep wondering what you do / did for a living. I keep thinking engineer, but it's hard to know for sure without just asking. :)

[@mozonelaya]

RelaxingASMR, you're the bawss!!

[@mandingowarlord]

Do yo drink dos Equis? "the most interesting man in the world" that's who you are!

[@Neutrino_1]

You're the best

[@jokeren75]

I actually think i remember that. (though I have long forgotten your face) Thanks for answering. ^^

[@AdamHeidingsfelder]

Thanks for the video, but I think I'll watch it later tonight as I fall asleep... Wish me luck replacing my contactor. Thumbs up like.

[@DaviDeXtA]

Loved the commonwealth comment.

[@tech10k14]

"An inventor called Michael Faraday"... like Faraday was some nobody, 😆

[@RelaxingASMR]

That's strange. Try again on this one.

[@Failociraptor]

I cant believe I watched that whole thing.

[@nunya6439]

so... what happened to the silver?

[@RelaxingASMR]

Ha!

[@GamzOverDude]

Is this post or live commentary

[@atlchopperz1765]

He is like a mixture of Wilson and Hank hill

[@virallord2788]

R410A is what they use now

[@jackklobucar3578]

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[@hard2describe791]

I always thought US was 110v?

[@Alejandro-Ramirez_]

Hard2describe I think he lives in Canada

[@joecaughtligma6917]

Volts don’t kill amps do

[@nightone9720]

In my career in HVAC and Refrigeration I have seen countless contactors go bad. Very common problem. As well as the capacitor failing. I'm guessing you have a 35/5 mfd capacitor or at 25/5 mfd capacitor.