GAS FURNACE NO HEAT CALL ON COLD SUNDAY

[@bganey]

$385 is an absolute steal for a Sunday service call including a new valve. Great job!

[@imbowser]

should have been a min of $500

[@lar4305]

@@imbowser He is a honest man, why screw the guy?

[@milotorres6894]

Replace of condenser fan motor , cap and contacts ran someone's bill to 970.00 wanted to add 250 for replacement fan blades on Mon. Talk about a gouger double charge with free lunch ... 💩 Amazing what some guys get away with , half would be suffice in a normal world ...✌️👍💪🙏🤔💎🖖 Steve's all Ace of diamonds ,in my book any day....

[@WhitfieldProductionsTV]

​@@imbowser well we can see you are into ripping people off, if that's the case.

[@jerseyjim9092]

​@@imbowser that's why so many resort to diy.

[@SkyChaserCom]

After all those flight delays and having to drive back with his kid, he was so lucky good ole' Steve Lav just happened to have the right part in his truck! And on a Sunday! Great work and such caring service :)

[@DAS-Videos]

It's people like Steve that won WW2 for us. Now we are free to criticize his plumbing work :-)

[@emen4438]

Im new to hvac but i found this video extremely relatable…. I love when the homeowner watches me as i do my maintenance….. i can explain every step and they see the value in my service, plus I enjoy taking care of peoples comfort

[@WeatherNut27]

Steve saves the day again! Not bad $$ for a Sunday gas valve replacement. Definitely worth the call for both you and him.

[@danwittels5542]

Glad that guy had a change of luck, he called you on a Sunday and you showed up and had the part! Awesome! You're the man!

[@jayyoung5423]

You were the best part of his vacation, master class Steve.

[@Pete-cl6hc]

You know I think the most impressive part of your videos is that you can carry on a ridiculous conversation with almost any type of customer and still not get distracted. I’m 9 years in and working on it!

[@thecreativehuman75]

The way you explained in great detail, it really put the customer at ease and probably made him feel like he was one of the crew. Great job!

[@danpszeniczny9664]

Pretty awesome that you had that valve in your truck! Nice! Well done Steve!

[@holtrussell]

Extremely reasonable pricing and thorough diagnosis.

[@Eddy63]

The banter between you and him was as enjoyable as the vid ... Great price by the way ... Your a good guy Steve ...

[@gregspot]

That sound of the furnace firing up is beautiful.

[@DOLRED]

"Helicoptering?" My workbench and all my tools+ more are 20 ft from our boiler. We had the boiler replaced last winter. I helicopter all the time as a carpenter "tech" once was making off with my push broom. When I stopped him short, he stated "Oh I thought it was mine--mine looks just like yours!" OK, yeah sure!!

[@claddagh1000]

Honestly gets the win , good people still out there. I wish you were closer to Merrimack Vally in Mass to install a new gas boiler.

[@syntaxerorr]

Dude is right though. Nothing like sleeping in your own bed. Almost as good as having heat.

[@franka6525]

Good job Steven, I liked the troubleshooting process and pin point the problem.

[@Fireship1]

That was his lucky day. The odds that you had the exact gas valve he needed. Lucky he called you for service as well!

[@TheBigbass13]

I was very interested to see how he pulled the gas valve. I do this work everyday and always like watching other guys to see their hand skills. Thanks Steve!

[@christopherdurkee8958]

Way to go Steve. I work for myself as a pool equipment repair technician down here in Central Florida. I enjoy your videos. If you ever want to move to a warmer climate I'd hire you with no questions asked. You'd be great on gas heaters and heat pumps. We get cold down here in the winter. Not like where you are, but we do get into the 40s at night for a few months out of the year and high 60s during the day. We have a couple nights a year that will dip into the 30s.

[@ScorpioandSebek]

Ive never seen a gas valve tested. Great video Steve

[@walterskelton411]

Well done Steve. you've given that man the break he needed.

[@ralphfalco1818]

Steve is the man!! What a pro! What I don't understand is how can any lady not love this guy he's the man!

[@richardbaugh8845]

Hey Steve! Love your videos and learn a lot from them. Just a heads up though, you don’t have to take those plugs all the way out of the gas valve to check gas pressure, just crack them open. Saves you a little time.

[@brucel.6078]

I love your videos Steve!! And I apprrciate how you give out the knowledge to your customers.. the ones that are interested in how their units operate. We never stop learning. Knowledge is power. Love your vids, mama!!!

[@buddyfaya8631]

This is a great channel with great REAL content. I appreciate you man ✊.

[@adamcraig1568]

$385 on a Sunday. Holy Mack that’s cheap

[@dylandrymond3839]

Steve, you should keep at least one universal 1 stage gas valve on the truck. They do almost all valves. Thanks for the clip.

[@billcooper54]

I've been doing this for 150 years right Jed Clampet but I should've cleaned the flame sensor but to much work!

[@bobgallo3775]

Boy, did you luck out. Where are the guys on You Tube who bashed me for saying that ya have to adjust the pressure on a new valve. Good job Steve.

[@steelwheels327]

Man Steve , i'll tip my hat to you . It use to bother the hell out of me when a a customer wouldn't leave me alone to just get to the work at hand by asking a million questions!

[@WeatherNut27]

Yup, and I learned from Steve that we cant always "unfocus" to interact with them. Ignoring a customer is ok at times, they should realize that we're doing our job and need to focus

[@chatrkat]

Great Sunday save Steven. Nice of you to keep the cost reasonable. Good you keep a lot of stuff in the truck and it paid off again. Homeowner sounded like a nice fella, I think he enjoyed the conversation with you. Now what in the living he- was his wife doing ? 🤣

[@russellhancock9765]

My Mom is like that!!! She knows everything!!!

[@NEDERLAM]

20:20 “you watch that CNN sh…stuff”….you’re right Steve.

[@frankzito1]

Just the fix I needed tonight. Making wings and watching Stevo.

[@robertgentile4498]

Dayshaview you might not believe this but I watch you every single day faithfully. Was at my daughter's house last night. Midnight same excat heater same problem......

[@bensmith6051]

Good vid Stevy Lav. I enjoy the work and that guy’s story. Nervous Nelly he was.

[@jeffreywhitlatch1409]

Every aspect of this video was right on the money, especially the conversation.

[@davegallucci9327]

Nice job, I learned something today. I do mostly oil, but also go to know more! Women, they r all wired the same! 40+ yrs. Same old shit. Good job Steve.

[@bruceelias2732]

Hi Steve, Love your content this Monday Eve. Your GOOD NICE HAVING GAS VALVE BROTHER NICE TO SEE YOU AGAIN!

[@domenicdalleva1045]

Get some valves that have two stage heating for the new hot air units that are out now, good work

[@craigharding475]

That`s the first time I saw Steve use that manometer. Good thing to have! As far as the guy`s multiple headaches go, it seems like everything is pretty screwed-up in general at present...domino effect. Even the weather is a roller coaster ride. I know that temperature extremes effect people, animals and equipment in a negative way.

[@britneyn2669]

Helicopter 🚁 customer 🚁

[@Longeno55]

I love watching you fix difficult ones like this furnace, Steve. With all your knowledge and experience you are a gifted trouble shooter!

[@realSamAndrew]

To me, it appeared the troubleshooting part was easy. The actual repair work was a tough one.

[@greggaieck4808]

Steven lavimonier I like your utube videos 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎👍👍👍😎😎

[@t.c.bowling1934]

Steve saved the day! Plus Tax and Freight!

[@tedsmith5058]

Hello from the great state of Michigan

[@anyhonyardito3510]

Another great informational video by STEVE

[@tot7392]

Good video. On the tower ports, you only need to back the screw out 1 full turn. Don't want to lose that tiny screw.

[@RETread-xh6fr]

If a man speaks in the woods...and there is no woman around to hear him...is he still wrong?

[@hkpark1000]

Hi Steve, I am wondering whether you tested the gas leak or not. Thanks.

[@tkgotwings_6401]

Steve just grab the small body Honeywell Gas valves. Part number VR8215S1214. Those replace almost every single stage gas valve from what I've seen.

[@stevenlavimoniere]

I HAVE ORDERED A FEW OF EACH

[@robertgentile4498]

I Carry the Honeywell or should I say resideo VR824m does hot surface and spark ignition.. love you Steve. Crack me up everyday

[@SpeedDemonssk8er]

That clear condensate pan behind inducer motor and is recalled.

[@tomdale1313]

"You're the Man"...txs for sharing

[@jstorm001]

Great job . Loved the Flippin purge Valve shit lol died laughing.

[@chuckferraris8489]

I always check the amp draw on the igniter. Then check the switch on the gas valve..

[@jayclark5912]

I can understand driving 15 hours to sleep at home. Ive done similar.

[@wallace3953]

....heart of gold....Nerves of Steel. You deserve a giant break! Keeping my fingers crossed 4 U!

[@carolannebellefontaine1092]

Just wow! Great job - love to Miss Molly

[@ThePeavey23]

Tap on that valve well it’s trying to open, happens to whiterogers valves in York . Then replace the valve

[@jimfiedlerRR-546]

Hey Steve honeywell has a universal GV for those 2 wire gas valves

[@williamdyckman9704]

Learned so much from the video! Thanks !!

[@ronzek3207]

Don't forget to check for gas leaks.

[@iamnoone.]

The armchair gas valve experts are out in force today

[@TheDombrowSKISKI]

Question from a new guy to the field: if you dont have a direct replacement. Can you replace w/ any gas valve as long as the coil voltage is the same and the threads line up? Obviously youd have to adjust the gas pressure in this situation.

[@swinginmad]

Also has to be the same type of fuel. Nat vs lp.

[@carl4323]

I told her, `For you, if I didn't always do things wrong, I wouldn't be able to do anything at all.'

[@dontderockmerizz3211]

I live in Chicago but have a second house in Tampa. Drove there 3 times when the flights were high. The worst drive, just way too far. 17 hours! Never again.

[@enriquehvac6004]

Hello from north Georgia Mr. Lav

[@tonym6920]

Hey Steve and Miss Molly! Workin’ again y’all. 👍👍. Great job Steve!

[@adamcraig1568]

Changed that inducer on Tuesday. Showed up at 1:45 and pulled out at 2:30✌️

[@agostinodibella9939]

That was really lucky you had the right part in the truck Steve!

[@themayorofairconditioning2868]

Great video, thanks for posting

[@flyinghigh5531]

That’d be bout $1000 on a Sunday where I work… I hate collecting with the prices we have

[@JacobWonch-bm1sl]

Another good working job video

[@stevebock1129]

ALAYS ... check for gas leaks when working with the gas lines !!! Other than that .... very educational video ... thanks !!

[@johnsmith7676]

Gee, ya think? Yeah, let's just state the obvious.

[@thankswillie]

should have told her to shut off that dam vac,,but she was probably just trying to stay warm...LOL

[@pwintthitsa]

I am new for this job I just want to know how much it charge for week days and how much it charge for weekend appreciate for all answer

[@stevenlavimoniere]

charge according to your skill set ..if your new you probley not worth to much

[@pwintthitsa]

@@stevenlavimoniere but still can make 20-30 per hour right?

[@slimshady8249]

You gotta get a box added to your bills to check mark if they’re a cnn watcher lol. 10 percent added to the bill for the big guy ha.

[@jaybee1930]

More like 50%

[@craigharding475]

"That CNN shit?" You got THAT right, Steve!

[@nickc7494]

The customer is very logical with women, cool heads prevail. Steve unfortunately a lot of women are damaged from prior relationships so don’t always think it’s you, usually it’s the guy that beat her up in the past. Insecure woman is a poison

[@petroman-cg8tt]

Great Video Steve Joe H Navy Seabee

[@squadman3376]

Anger management session with a furnace repair theme......

[@winkhvac62]

I see lot of york unit in my area

[@toddhenning6628]

It's certainly possible to be wrong all the time....a prime example of " wrong all the time" is sitting in the white house...great video steve as usual

[@craigharding475]

I keep hoping the idiot might do something right by accident and give us all a break.

[@jimfiedlerRR-546]

You know service calls can be like going to the therapist. For both parties!

[@kytacomaguy]

Great job Steve!! Enjoy watching you trouble shoot...

[@bestpalbraeden943]

“You’re the fuckin issue!”😂😂

[@johndougan6129]

Talk about lucky. What are the odds of you having, not just a valve that will work, but the exact valve for that furnace? He should run out and get a lottery ticket. It's his lucky day. Good job Steve.

[@donnieporter7890]

Sometimes your the bat sometimes your the ball.

[@Adam_Poirier]

How you doin Steve hope you had a good week

[@davidparizek6741]

Steven after 3 try’s does it lock out, and how do you reset it?

[@stevenlavimoniere]

shut the power off resets it

[@pennypingu]

When Steve says he doesn't think he has it on the truck, the truck comes through sometimes in the end.

[@japmlp09]

Hi Steve, question, what nanometer is that? Also, what is your recommendation for parts on hand?

[@stevenlavimoniere]

depends on what you have for heat in the house

[@jayclark5912]

Everything is is that truck. Including a kitchen sink.

[@japmlp09]

@@stevenlavimoniere nat gas,I am sorry,I forgot to mention that

[@uxwbill]

It's a Fieldpiece SDMN5.

[@cruggiere]

@@uxwbill Hi uxwbill, I love your channel.

[@cornbreadburgess1950]

Thanks Steve for the video Enjoyed it much.Hey Steven is giving the gas valve a couple of taps like a stuck thermostat on your car a bad idea,can't get the part on a Sunday,Lol I know it's not professional but may run it till the next day.Great video Enjoyed.

[@srrobinson07]

the only problem with using that method for a gas valve is that if it got “stuck” closed, it could very well get “stuck” open, and no hvac guy with any sense would take that liability on. Better to just stock a few common gas valves on the truck and hope you’ll have what they need or have them wait until the supply house is open, it’s not perfect, but it’s better than having the house explode.

[@cornbreadburgess1950]

@@srrobinson07 ya I understand brother,I was being silly ,yep a hammer not advised ,just trying to get a rise out of Steven lol,Next clampet that thing , stay safe man God bless you.

[@JSLEnterprises]

Steven, Eastern Ukraine belonged to the russian empire based out of St Petersburg for hundreds of years (before Moscow even existed), until the bolshevik comunists in the early 19th centur took those chunks away from russia to make ukraine bigger durring the very early days of the CCCP. Western Ukraine was part of Poland-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the north & Hungary for the south for hundreds of years. Only a small portion central modern day ukraine was part of a small Penkova kingdom in the Post-Zarubintsy period. That kingdom was known as "Kiev Culture" which is what would define Ukraine in today's age. "Ukraine" as we know it shouldnt exist. The region should truly only be the size of Macedonia, instead its bigger than former Yugoslavia (Macedonia+Serbia+Bosnia-Hertzogovina+Croatia) and then some.

[@davidnull5590]

Putin studied law at Leningrad State University, graduating in 1975. He worked as a KGB foreign intelligence officer for 16 years in East Germany, rising to the rank of lieutenant colonel, before resigning in 1991. **Allegedly** Russian president Vladimir Putin and his long-time ally Victor Ivanov, who is currently head of Russia's narcotics agency, are said to have run a drug smuggling and money laundering ring in St Petersburg in the 1990s. In July 1998 Pres. Boris Yeltsin made Putin director of the Federal Security Service (FSB; the KGB’s domestic successor). On December 31, 1999, Yeltsin unexpectedly announced his resignation and named Putin acting president. I really hope Vladimir Putin enjoys eternity in hell.

[@jockodog2009]

A real helicopter.

[@craigharding475]

"No one can be wrong all of the time!" True. "Even a broken clock is right twice a day". But, Steve`s gal was like a broken record". (I would just suggest that Steve was not actually talking to "her"...he was actually talking to her BROKEN INNER SELF." and Steve was just a convenient outlet for her "free-floating anger")

[@robertp7209]

Sounds like Neurosis to me. Unfortunately - incurable. Anxiety, depreciation, etc., they just have them try different drug shet for symptoms to see what works better. You can never tell looking at them, but sooner or later the shet hits the fan, not at first - for sure they are all sweetie pies. Been there done that.

[@jblyon2]

$385 for a new gas valve on Sunday rates ain't too bad