Scrapping A Refrigerator for Copper and Aluminum

[@RCM442]

This video is more like, how not to scrap a refrigerator for aluminum and copper! Always take the compressor 😂

[@kylesmithey5082]

Yeah well he also left the condenser coil behind

[@peterrasmussen382]

Hope the folks next door are deaf

[@dn7325]

And Freon is nasty business. That's why you have to have a license to even buy it. Seems like this dude did not care about freon in the environment

[@dn7325]

I see a lot of these people breaking down microwaves the magnetron and the Transformers. Most people don't understand that you can get radiation poisoning from the magnetron itself. And the capacitor still hold a high charge on them if you're not careful it will zap you. I have been Zapped before I am a appliance technician I fix all appliances

[@user-ut9ln4vd5m]

@@dn7325 Was already empty, but yeah it's not obvious they're empty even if they don't cool

[@2691dreamer]

If you peel the back of the fridge off (only takes a few minutes, some have screws) you will get a copper line that runs from compressor to the aluminium rad. Also compressor has copper in it if you want to take apart, it's kinda tough if you don't have the right tools. I have a stihl saw but a big grinder will work as well (try one and then you can decide if it's worth it). They pay a different price for compressors around here 10 cent per pound, so check what steel price is and take off or leave on depending on what pays more

[@PitsuMiwus]

This guy definitly shows how not to scrap refrigerator, he left compressor what a amateur

[@randywissler9923]

PitsuMiwus yup. Good bit of copper inside the compressor. Rookie!😂😂

[@DarrenHalesing]

I came for the compressor

[@DarrenHalesing]

Fyi its my secound day and even i know that

[@christophchamberlain8025]

Nit wit simple minded

[@JAMESMANHUNT9]

He left the other coil in the fridge

[@himanshusaxena8639]

2:37 it's copper that transfers heat better than aluminium

[@damason724]

I wanna keep the light bulbs .... You got to be fucking kidding me.

[@rizdalegend]

Anybody covered in paint like that isn't a professional.

[@robstuve4875]

Where does that copper line go that was cut off from the compressor? Isn't there more copper inside that panel??

[@alexy.9306]

DUDE. You dont know how to scrap SAFELY. in your other video, you showed us how to scrap a microwave without acknowledging the fact that you couldve been killed by the electrical charge still present in the capacitor(not inlcluding the magnetron which can cause cancer). Now you are scrapping a fridge without evacuating it of Freon-which is released when the copper tubing is cut-which is dangerous if inhaled or contacted with the skin. BE SAFE AND DO MORE RESEARCH, BUD'!

[@BGTech1]

Well he’s gone now. I never really liked this guy because he is so uneducated about the dangerous acts he dose. Now I see that he did this whole cross thing and it’s really sweet of him.

[@alexy.9306]

@@BGTech1 RIP :(

[@travb6954]

@@BGTech1 How u know he's gone though?

[@craigbennett47]

Cut your compressor open with a angle grinder, and you get near 2 pound of copper out of it.

[@ianprososki6804]

when i cut mine open i also got about 1/2 lb of brass

[@PrinceOfTheFlies]

Really hard to cut that open

[@RapperJimmyJames]

i was cracking up when you had everything in the fridge with the door wide open and you flipped it the wrong way into your truck? Wow your a trip. Watching you is to funny. I love your passion thou hope you make a ton

[@RapperJimmyJames]

get yourself a 5 x 10 trailer with a drop gate. That poor truck is taking a beat en lol yeeee haaa go make some money

[@mikerhodes8714]

5:43 was waiting for the pickup glass to smash ;)

[@SomethingtoappeaseGoogle-1024]

Love this dude's videos. He gets funnier the more I watch him. "Aluminium transfers heat better than copper." LOL!

[@abeleski]

@2:37 INCORRECT! Copper is twice better at conducting heat. They were saving money there

[@pacoblancosmith]

Good to know these hundreds of aluminum "looking" heat sinks pulled from the PC's I've scrapped are actually copper!! That's makes them worth a LOT more money! Thanks!!

[@daxw2460]

No surely they are just aluminium

[@reidgarrison9629]

This scrapping thing also looks like mom couponing

[@markbrennan1756]

Not how I scrap refrigerator, I also remove compressor and cut it off top with grinder for 1.5 pounds copper. I also fill ref with scrap metal to save trip.

[@ClaytonBigsbee]

I am just getting into the scrapping world and I enjoy it .

[@michaelchacon1219]

All this time I been scrapping fridges wrong lol.

[@kubotaman85]

Me too. I just recently scrapped a fridge and I was shocked on how much more money I was missing out on

[@firstnamelastname7476]

he should mention to get the freon out/degas typically requires special equipment or skills.. and that people shouldn't vent that stuff to our air supply

[@wilfromkc]

As someone who is Epa certified, I second that motion.

[@mikepaul9176]

When i scrap a refrig, not only do I tear it down, but I fill the cavity with extra steel (old steel wheels, etc.) I wouldn't waste my time for $26.60 when I can bring in a lot more at one clip.

[@homienum1]

Mike Paul question. Wouldn't he get the same amount of money if hadn't strip parts?

[@antoniocampbell463]

No they pay you by the metal. Aluminum, wires, sheet metal, copper etc.. they have different price. If you don't strip it, they will only pay for the outer shell of the refrigerator which is the $22.05 that he got.

[@cryophile]

I'd love to build a shredder so I can shred sheet metal, etc. Then I could just melt it down myself.

[@DarrenHalesing]

Exactly fill the voided space with extras

[@MyBallzGotShocked]

I actually think its good that people try to scam by adding weight and stuff like that. It makes the value of improperly scrapped metal cheaper and gives a little more room for professionals that dont fuck around and do it right.

[@jethross12]

where you painting earlier?

[@southernbadaz4548]

There is about 2 pounds of copper u missed in the motor there big boy

[@reidgarrison9629]

That refigerator is screaming

[@phillipvmason1]

You left the real money under the Refrigerator.

[@daleHarrison93]

what isit?

[@kimphillips5281]

why did you not take the compressor 0ff?

[@chantelhenry3356]

Man dude left so much money he's not a real hustla

[@pacoblancosmith]

People aren't throwing away $26.25 in scrap.....they're waiting for someone like yourself to come along and take three hours to load, unload, tear down, drive to the scrap yard, load and unload again after waiting in line....waiting to get paid and then driving home.

[@pacoblancosmith]

Well, your English is gooder than most that post replies like that. You should be proud. Go Hillbillies!!

[@pacoblancosmith]

Like me said...you English not so good

[@markbrennan1756]

You should have pull the compressor and open it with angle grinder, there 2 Pounds copper inside.

[@catman351]

No gloves. I can see you are very astute in saving your hands.

[@jimmynoleaksboilerman7348]

Wrong ,if aluminum transferred heat better it would be worth more, copper is king.

[@vectorpear9079]

You are actually incorrect too. Copper is a better conductor (one type of heat transfer), but aluminum is a better radiator(another type) due to lower density. Metal cost has to do with scarcity and other uses such as retrieval costs, how it machines, and its durability. That's why gold is so expensive, not because of its conductive properties.

[@thesusboomerroblox6516]

Not how it works aluminum makes up 8% of the crust of earth copper is harder to extract like gold gold is common but the hardness of the collection make it expensive

[@brandonjay5146]

Damn now I feel like a new all the fridges I left the radiator in face palm

[@itsyagirlindica3505]

my moms getting rid of her old fridge bc it doesnt work. i just came to see what the guy will make off of our old fridge. i got an email from a guy that said if you cant find anyone that will take it for free, pay me $15 and ill remove it.... and i needed the new one delivered also. so he quoted me $50 for both jobs. i thought it was a fair price to get the job done. but i ended up walking away without having to pay anything in the end. someone took the old one for free and a friend delivered the new one for free. i was wondering why the guy wanted $15 tho, asumming he will prob scrap it..?

[@ahsjunkremoval]

He wants 15 dollars for providing you a service. Getting rid of your problem.

[@codyshambo6041]

that radiator looking thing is copper alum mix the copper is just tin coated

[@dhruvitsoni521]

This guy is mad

[@donkeydog7688]

jannick+I've seen both types of heat sinks,though most are aluminum.

[@TheDreamCar]

Because at this one scrap yard we go to we get less for it when it's off. It's 9 cent a pound when off, I think and it's 11 cent a pound when on.

[@artaxerxes2363]

You sound like captain Binghamton of Mchale's navy.🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jazzdein1]

That was called "the laziest way to get "well im not sure" "out of a fridge. This man works a home depot in the garden department.

[@RICHARDMOORE1959]

Good money for the compressors

[@mistersmith3986]

Four years ago in South Carolina, you could get $50.00 for that fridge without removing anything at all at the scrap places. I don't know what it's like now, cause I don't live there anymore.

[@abespi36]

What a goof ball

[@robgrujicic5380]

abespi36 😂😂😂😂❤️👊

[@ribbxncl0]

My local scrapper don't accept fridges.

[@yohoolover1]

U would had more money if u take he compressor off hello

[@RedfishInc]

Did you even watch the video? He got a nice payday for a few minutes of work.

[@jimmyleelee8101]

That's what I thought too while he's all happy and shit lol with his happy head ass lol...

[@brodiekeown4494]

i use a grinder to cut a rectangular hole in each of the side panels and pull out the long copper pipe that is imbedded in the insulation, from a frigde that size I usualy get a extra kilo of copper out of it, but it costs about a dollar worth of grinder wheel, I just haven't found a better easyer way of getting to it. still its an extra 6-7 bucks

[@gainingweightminingmetal3848]

great vid guy.

[@2691dreamer]

Also forgot to take off the small electric motor where the aluminium rad was. I clean the copper off those small motors only takes a few minutes.

[@jeffreykirton1780]

I can’t knock the hustle but $26.50 for all that seems off.

[@FP5Gaming]

my yard tells me just to throw it in the steel pile, they never give you any extra

[@tommymann69]

Now what all items has radiators in them???????

[@mikeb8610]

you make scrapping fun

[@jaysonchilds4676]

I could not imagine having this guy as a neighbor... come look at al's car, come see how much money I got for the fridge you left on the street... come hear my voice...

[@philiplittlejohn1794]

Takes the scrap worth $26 and throws his glasses

[@bandixd535]

My yard pay 1 cent/pound for an untached fridge, if anything missing they take it only if we pay 4 cent/pound

[@jasonwiseman9984]

You're a good scrapper

[@THETRASHKING1]

how come u never took the sealed unit off u get money for that 2

[@TheIdiots499]

That fucking me ! Hahahahahahahha when he was throwing that shit in hahahahaha

[@perryseay480]

wrong copper transfers heat better thats why computers use copper heat sinks and in water cooled computers its only copper never aluminum, learn before u speak

[@pacoblancosmith]

Computers use aluminum heat sinks, not copper. Learn before you speak.

[@DIYIMPULSE]

+pacoblancosmith The high end computers and laptops actually use copper heatsinks, so you learn before you speak.

[@Laffy1345]

I troll trolls 😂😂😂

[@FWDSlip]

Aluminum is NOT a better conductive (heat or electricity) than copper, it's cheaper and lighter. Copper thermal conductivity is like 0.99 and aluminum is only half of than (0.5).

[@wiredup.]

Depends on gas, R600a is allowed to be vented to atmosphere

[@PRO-NOOB-GAMER]

u do know that if u break the pipes things on the back u will get a leakage of amoniac which is not very good;> so be careful when dealing with that stuff

[@madd_maxx7413]

the not so dapper scrapper

[@juliobulone]

Nice job scratching the paint on your truck

[@vaughnscrapper1722]

Who cares its a pickup truck if you are not going to use it as a pick up truck then get a mini van

[@jeffreywolochowicz5413]

you are like a scrapping tornado, lol

[@robgrujicic5380]

Jeff Wolly 😂😂😂😂❤️👊👌

[@qtdreamy6756]

the fridge cant explode cutting through the power cable even cutting through the pipes it cant explode right i know im a idiot

[@terrycasey9056]

I don't understand. you'll smash glass to pieces for a piece of tin out of a TV. But you throw away copper in a refrigerator pump. copper tubing, and wire through out the fridge. HMMMMM

[@robgrujicic5380]

This man is a disaster 😂😂😂❤️👊

[@jessiperry60]

grind open those compressors..theres much much copper there that's y they don't want you all to take them off =)

[@laionemeihetahikoulakanate9515]

Thy try to change factory made this days with luminum

[@kleberjaramillo812]

you are a warrior.

[@g_willow]

but why didnt you get all the copper out you lost money you could have gotten more than you did, you just left it in there man

[@AlsbballtrainingCa]

wow congrats... i need to get myself a pickup... my 2 door car aint cutting it

[@greygoosemafia]

so what do you get in money for scrapping a fridge?

[@itsyagirlindica3505]

Richard Cowtails around $15-$20. depending on how much they weigh and what you can get out of them.

[@myrkurvr]

if you thing about it this guy sounds like a stev-o on helium

[@VintageMoments]

how an idiot scraps a fridge. if you take the time to unscrew with a drill you can sell the parts. these kind of people are low profit and not very intelligent.

[@drzarkloff506]

I guess he didn't want the evap fan motor.

[@sjm234]

thank you for helping me see how worthless all the work was in what you did. thats horrible money i felt bad for you. just totally changed my mind on the whole scrap metal thing. back to driving i go....good luck to you great video thx

[@koltten1293]

Gfys

[@hidronortecomercioservicos8556]

O que esse doido tá fazendo com isso????

[@jbabz5205]

This guy makes crosses for losses

[@robgrujicic5380]

Jake B 😂😂😂😂😂😂❤️👊

[@spymaine89]

where was Freon

[@donkeydog7688]

I've found that a refrigerator like that can be sold to a used appliance salesman,especially the black ones for better than scrap price.

[@staninsb]

I wonder what electric motors sold for and how the scrap yard laughs at a guy whole sells sealed units for shred

[@cjimene111]

I love you

[@73superglide62]

Leaves small fan with copper in it

[@sethfarber6093]

Forgot the compressor

[@patrickstarnes2355]

Quagmire 😂

[@deafscrapman6846]

i only take out can compressor,copper and wire .save me time and mess.

[@patrickwall144]

Umm. was the refrigerant already Evacuated? I'm no environmental fenatic though I do what I can. Its only the refrigerants used in some fridges, freezers can be very hazardous. I just saw the vid go from a shot of the fridge with lightbulbs, then a cut to someone cutting into a copper line. A warning would not only be nice, but responsible as someone may not be aware that's not normally the same refrigerant used in your household AC. And not as benign to your health. let alone the environment.

[@DrewsLair]

Patrick Wall a warning for watching a video..? this fridge had no charge in it...others should know enough not to cut lines but usually the main failure in appliances like this is the fact that the freon leaks out over time. in car systems freon leaks out ovwr time with the compressor oil to oil the clutch and bearings, so why arent they going after car ac makers?

[@hyepwr23]

so the frig costs 22 bux thats good money

[@larryleisuresuit9584]

This is a great video, i am glad you did one and nothing else, It's easy to see what's up that way. so what i will do is not go in till I have 4 or more. that way gas does not eat up my pay. 100 bucks is a 100 BUCKS! LOL Thanks man! Now I have to find a yard that doesn't rip me off. I have proven two of them here do it on a regular basis.

[@williamcrazylacyfurmage9953]

$26 bucks!!! Pretty good, I heard todays standards only pays like $1, is that right??

[@krisschmidt2986]

What are you smoking

[@ktmvideodump]

210lb of steel?.. isn't that abit heavy for a fridge..

[@TheAngelsprayer]

the guy was probably over calculating. the fridge is only about 30-40ish pounds of steel.

[@addie31]

OMG...u r doing a Ding Ding...job to scrap the fridge like that u are loose some copper inside the compressor😂😂😂😂😂what a waste of copper strait to the scrap yard😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢that's the best copper part in every compressor dude,I like the inner part of the compressor.. Anyway best regards from Malaysia

[@Un4inged]

You are are ruff as guys bro gezz

[@derrickjohnston7181]

u should see the copper in that compressors..sale the compressor and motors at peak season..crimp off they have more lb with oil in them..

[@stevefoster6233]

Poorest audio

[@StayInTheGame-on4vo]

That's one way of doing it. Thanks for sharing.

[@Fireworkisthebest]

They dont take them by my scrapyard for the metal price i can get a lot of them but they dont give my metal price for it

[@srccar]

Just get a ton of them, save them up and go to a different scrap yard.

[@waynemacan5934]

Bi Jim ju

[@TheDreamCar]

Nice and your welcome :).

[@TheJwb7111]

Nice work! Will definitely be on the look out for them

[@davidgiasson2288]

wow... he left the compressor... throw away 4 bucks... and take time to make maybe 3..he lost more than he made. y he make the video?