WALK-IN FREEZER ALARMING

[@thesilentonevictor]

Dont worry about these comments its a learning curve for all of us we dont k ow it all we just have to be willing to learn from our mistakes hold on tight

[@youngbuckrefrigeration716]

I’m not worried bout comments folks will always talk good or bad 😎☝️really appreciate your support 🙏🏽☝️ means alot

[@videoseoexpertlupa]

I mark that your content could use better search engine optimization. Can’t wait to connect soon!

[@kens.3729]

Most of us never realized how prone this Equipment is to Failure of some type. They are obviously very complex systems with plenty of hardware to malfunction. 🤔

[@youngbuckrefrigeration716]

Exactly great point and always could be the smallest thing 🤔🤯

[@craigcork9000]

Yo man, How many hours you working a week ?? Love the videos 👍🏻

[@youngbuckrefrigeration716]

Depends 50 to 80 hours

[@youngbuckrefrigeration716]

Summer time 60to100 winter 50to80

[@BLUE_COLLAR_REFER]

Door sensor too close to coil heaters making it alarm in defrost. Alarm setting also need to be set a bit higher like 35f. Sensor needs to be farther away. If you wanna test an a19 put it in ice water to be accurate definitely can’t do it with unit off and no airflow.

[@youngbuckrefrigeration716]

Appreciate input means alot I raised high temp alarm to 37

[@blakkmontana7699]

What company you work for??

[@TheCaptainCrunchy]

You need to go back to schoo before you upload other video. l

[@youngbuckrefrigeration716]

I guess thanks for watching really appreciate it 😆🙏🏽

[@youngbuckrefrigeration716]

School and real world to different animals also I have more uploads for you to catch 😁🙏🏽