Super Dirty Microchannel Condenser Coils

[@throttlebottle5906]

if the rooftop water pressure is real low, but has good volume. you may be able to use a fairly cheap "pressure booster pump" inline without it starving for water.

[@JamesBrown-db9pk]

good job my son works 4 a co here in minn they have there own maint crew 2 truck pressr washers 1000 gal watr they can get to a 4 story build all self contain and there hvac co sez they hav no watr 2 kleen they get 200-00 bucks a unit out 3weeks

[@matthewmcgraw5258]

Scotsman, I have not heard that name in a long time. I delivered Scotsman ice machines when I was a young man for Young’s supply company.

[@brettrobinson3499]

If you run across it try out that viper yellow coil cleaner it's microchannel safe and cleans great

[@BeautifulAngelBlossom]

i thought trane always use Spike fin coils or that on there non RT Units

[@phaedrus2633]

Have you ever heard of anode rods that were incorporated into the hot side, so that you have to disconnect the hot pipe to change it out? That's what the plumber claims. It seems to me, that's where the dip tube is. I'm really thinking about cancelling my anode replacement, if you has to tear up the connections that bad.

[@MiHeatingGuy]

Bradford white uses hot out Anode rods. I have replaced quite a few of them in my time

[@phaedrus2633]

@@MiHeatingGuy Mine's an AO Smith 50 gallon. But, thanks, at least I know that manufacturers do that.

[@throttlebottle5906]

dip-tube is on cold water inlet, so it puts the cold water at the bottom of tank. it makes perfect sense to eliminate the anode rod bung and place it in the hot water outlet bung. one less penetration into the tank shell and the hot outlet tends to build up the most minerals and clog. two birds killed with one stone. as for the gas valves as of late (GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH) pulling hair out

[@JoeM0777]

Wow Joey man, those are dirty and grimy! Nice, to see Mikey with ya on this one 😎👍💯

[@murkyturkey5238]

Ya we like Mike

[@throttlebottle5906]

Taco 'sharts' Bell

[@JCT442]

Joe; make the roof as close as you get to Taco Bell... believe me.

[@phaedrus2633]

Chili's is the one I'd beg him to stay away from. I used to work back in their kitchen changing out POS, their ordering system electronics. I had to use one of their aprons to keep the grease off of me. They had food all over the floor where they wash their utensils.

[@hvacrnortheastern2110]

Great job this what l hate when your company bibs on contract they just got service on the big box stores or food chains maintenance never get done due to $$$ or especially COV. Try new viper cleaner safe for micro channel with sprayer next time.

[@thefathvacguy6341]

I have found some of the worst coils ive ever seen this summer...cottonwood has been bad in Ohio

[@murkyturkey5238]

Same here in Michigan. I’ll wash them and get another service call 2 weeks later 😂 it’s insane

[@williamserver4332]

Damn that cottonwood causes a mess. But good for business. Great video

[@Yawwee]

You can pee faster than that hose !!! Those blocked coils certainly are robbing the units of service life !!! At least the coils aren't grease coated. All the drains look correct. You and mike are da mans, getting the job done correctly and making them units more efficient !!!! Well done !!! On to the next adventure !!!!!

[@waltershulas623]

Great video but I’m sure you’ll get the mobile park trolls the keyboard Warriors say you did it wrong like always opinions are a butt holes everybody has one great video Joe I love your work you’re a true professional tell Mike I said hey

[@AmericanFarmerHVAC2024]

Almost scary washing a microchannel, that dirt on there probably has a leak covered up! ;)

[@steveblake8766]

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