YORK AC UNIT WITH NOISE ISSUES

YORK AC UNIT WITH NOISE ISSUES
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[@Fireship1]

Loved the way the customer “duplicated” the sound she was hearing! (She was actually spot on lol)

[@jimmiemarkum6718]

That sounds like the muffler bearings are about to fail.

[@RobertL78]

I have the CZH036 18 seer unit and the outdoor fan is an ECM motor. Mine will make a similar noise, but it’s metal on metal rubbing on the coil guards. You just give it a shove on one top corner and it quiets down for a while.

[@Chris351971]

wish we had more of you Steven!!! Doing right for the customer..

[@jo6520]

I like that you dont try to sell someone something they dont need!

[@panasoniccs-n18rkp23]

I like York

[@serviceexperts8130]

You can wire those on control board to work. G wire to C, then jump G to Y.

[@teddycarter2618]

You're definitely not an expert..

[@serviceexperts8130]

@@teddycarter2618 did you learn anything from the video I posted for you?

[@brettwing737]

Im not sure what happened but I thought that video nor-cal made was hilarious. Been watching both of you guys since I came into the trade in 2014. Learned a ton from both you guys

[@cruisinthru3916]

That was cool of Steve to oil that fan. Other hustlers would've nailed them for some bucks. Gives em a little time to consider the impending purchase at least.

[@jonathanmessore1907]

sounded like Mr. Magoo when he was talking about PETA...

[@laurencel.7980]

on that model if you loosen the metal top and reposition it while the unit is running usually the vibration noise will go away...

[@n.gineer8102]

I glued a brick on my Carrier and it lasted 5 more quiet years until I replaced the whole system, it being 25 years old.

[@Fireship1]

throttle bottle vibration dampener. Lol

[@SkyChaserCom]

Awesome seeing you work with the customer and oiling the bearing in the fan motor. Saving the customer a LOT of money AND fixing the issue - Getting the remaining life out of the system! Many other people would replace the whole unit or at least the fan / condenser unit and pocket the commission at the expense of the customer. Two thumbs up, Steve !!!!

[@teddycarter2618]

He potentially bought them more time, but that wasn't a 'fix' the bearings are worn out and will eventually fail. It's probably already over amping

[@J-Colt]

Sunday morning coffee with Steven!

[@jo6520]

Use 3 in 1 oil on the motor! It's good for everything

[@johntilson2535]

York, like most offerings from other companies during that last 20 years has outsourced their components from China if not the entire unit. I live in AZ and when our 'retirement communities' like Sun City were being built in the late 50s and 60s, York was the brand most used. Some of them are STILL in operation to this day! They just don't build things like they used to, I guess...

[@RandomYoutuber1023]

I have 2 units in my house built in 2002, both are identical 3 Ton units made by York, before it was bought by Johnson Controls. The furnaces are also York, forced hot air. They have never been serviced since I moved here 2012, its working ice cold. I am trying to source as many parts as I can and swap it before it leaks and causes serious damage. So far I've swapped out the condenser fans, outside blades, inside furnace blowers, caps, contactors. Just seeing if I can source the evap and heat exchanger, then I keep it for another 20+ years.

[@jefferygrady3181]

What's up with these women that don't answer their phone? They have the fancyest most up to date apple phone and don't carry it with them and never answer it! Go figure that one? Liked your temporary repair on that motor! You will be hearing back from that customer probably sooner rather than later! Like that talk with miss Molly you don't want to piss off PETA! LoL! Thanks Steve for another awesome video! You have a great recommendation from TED on anti diy channel he recommended your channel! I like both of your channels and highly recommend both of you!

[@eric4467]

Sounds like the plastic fan cover was the cause for the noise.

[@hvacguru-Kansas]

Agree with eric4467. Ain't nuttin wrong with the motor mama,

[@joelacosta2082]

@@hvacguru-Kansas me to 100%

[@williammarik6159]

Steve. All of your customers are helicoptors,lol !

[@profuse007]

we got the front row ticket, w/ close-up shots

[@zesty2023]

Sounds like some fan screws/bolts need to be snugged down to me.

[@teddycarter2618]

Bearings in the motor are worn out, only a matter of time before she's toast.

[@travelhawk7895]

PETA approves this message. LOL

[@jeffreyoldham55]

I would have been willing to bet that the issue was a bad fan motor bearing and a faulty cap. Steve saves the day with a few quick squirts of bug juice! For future reference: "Funky Chicken" = bad bearing. Right on, right on! 😎👍🏼

[@sammyrizoi431]

“...She is lieaker...she is a leaka :)))))

[@gravis346]

There are a lot of York's systems in my area. I think the microchannel issue is only near the ocean with the salt air. Never heard of issues with the coils here in the midwest. I like them because the run nice and quiet, unless the fan motor is need oil.

[@mustangdbest220]

Molly just loves driving

[@bobsworldpodcaststories3895]

Sounds like loose part

[@bonoman1987]

Take a note. Steve's a good guy. Not taking advantage of the customer, who is elderly and retired. In this nobody gives a shit for anybody society, this guy actually gives a damn and I say bravo to him and shame on the scammers....'Don't wanna piss off the PETA people!' ( moving a rats nest) :D'

[@ApartmentMaintenance]

Steve's working again Ya'll 💪 Love all the AC videos 👍🤪

[@picklerix6162]

It’s a good policy to call first. I showed up for one job, the last on a Friday, and my boss made me wait for an hour at somebody’s house. Finally, the lady shows up but she gets angry at me for showing up too soon and tells me to leave. BTW, there were no iPhones back then. I had a radio in the truck.

[@rodneyskinner7741]

She sounds like a real nut job ! Don't you dare piss off PETA ! LOL

[@donnierobertson3088]

Great job and video

[@brianmoore5498]

good, fair , expert fix

[@petersmart1999]

York was some of the best equipment you could get,before they got bought by Johnson Controls,now I'm not to certain.

[@joeylawn36111]

IMO the best way to describe a motor start capacitor is the following: It provides a different Phase of the AC Waveform to another winding of the motor. Think of phase as timing of a varying waveform. With just a single phase applied to some electric motors, they can't move without a "push" - a different AC waveform phase-shifted by the capacitor to a different winding of the motor. Since the main winding and the phase-shifted winding now have different instantaneous voltages thanks to the capacitor, the motor can now turn.

[@RockoRocko-rz7kx]

That’s vibrations momma. Tighten some screws on the cabinet or rocking on the pad

[@stevengao8345]

thanks for this video, does anyone know what did Mr.Steven spread on that fan motar ? wd40 lubricant ? thanks

[@mcroley591]

Kroil

[@stevengao8345]

@@mcroley591 thanks

[@prestigemechanical1145]

If the bearings don’t have lots of play, I clean them and re-lubricate them depending on the type of motor. A lot of motors should be cleaned and re-lubricated at least once every 5years IMo.

[@prestigiousheatingandairco9492]

Steve Love your videos man! I own my own small heating & air conditioning company in San Diego. Always love your straight forward and honest diagnosis on equipment. Keep up the good work. Hope all is well good sir!

[@sknight0391]

Kick the can mama....kick the can. 👍

[@raulrobles2961]

How you know that the sub cooling had to be 13?

[@Richard-qg7sz]

@,12.00, See the chart on the side of unit.

[@LichaelMewis]

Why don't you use a drill?

[@timsr.6706]

Answer the damn phone mama !! It's not rocket science !!

[@brentaudi9354]

Although I am not a fan of the newer York, that was a quiet unit. What was it that you sprayed into the fan motor, Steve? Worked well.

[@neonhomer]

Usually Trane has quite a wide selection of parts in stock... this comes from a Trane Contracting Controls technician...

[@neonhomer]

@@throttlebottle5906 that ain't no lie!

[@jussikuusela7345]

Phreakin' fone... LOL

[@shawn06239]

Hi Steve, a little off topic but wanted your advice. I’m in neighboring CT and need to replace my boiler. I’ve heard you complain a lot about the Weil’s, what do you consider to a solid brand from your prospective? Any feedback would be appreciated. Keep up the great vids!

[@gordonmacqueen8694]

What kind of wifi thermostats are you installing these days?

[@MrCHRISTIANKENNEDY]

My Air Conditioner Just Quit on me today. The Fan Belt Went. Had Air Conditoner For One Year. It Was Brand New. I Shall Replace it with another LG Unit.

[@donnieboy123]

Molly agrees with PETA.

[@matthewgregory8218]

The unit makes noise that’s the fan motor and Compressor

[@matthewgregory8218]

And if theirs a blower wheel

[@kentkirkpatrick7953]

The flashing green dots half way through the video gave me a seizure. What hell

[@bobberger918]

No common at stat they have a add a line device at part s house

[@walkingfreak]

Hey today steve set the refrigerant type correctly.

[@simonepusceddu44]

She's a noisy chicken mama 🤣

[@furface9779]

my PETA- People Eating Tasty Animals

[@amirdieselx64]

Kick the can down the road on this one it's not worth doing anything unless the fan acts up again. Like he said that bearing might be ready to go but if it's running fine now let it ride.

[@chuckquinn8026]

Kroil saves the day again!

[@broken1965]

Steve run 18g com wire thats another $150 please

[@TheJimbob1603]

Noise from resonant vibration. Lady sounded like she was just dying to spend some money. There's a price to be paid for not answering the phone.

[@danielbell7844]

Steve says if u don't need it now don't do it . Or pay me now and pay me later .

[@Gordonseries385]

Heard on the radio about MERV 13 filters, hospital grade filters because of the china virus you would have to build a bigger cavity to use bigger or more filters to lessen restrictive air flow

[@WeatherNut27]

Glad it was low on charge. At least you got a little more money out of that job but your subscribers need more content. We hope that motor fails today! Lolol. :-)

[@bobsworldpodcaststories3895]

Lol

[@charliejordansyoutubechann6857]

Ars has a baring going out

[@JohnnyCab]

Steve , your the MAN , honest guy all the time but why do you wear gloves Good enough for this neighborhood !

[@J-Colt]

Peta is just like republicans and democrats. 1/2 of what they do and say is great and the other 1/2 makes you go, WTF?

[@kerjab9]

You for got putin

[@J-Colt]

@GLOBALIZED WORLD OK?

[@officerkrupke4966]

@GLOBALIZED WORLD Never trust anybody with a one syllable last name.

[@J-Colt]

@@throttlebottle5906 More often then not I'm sure, lol.

[@markpowell1031]

Mickey says all mouse lives matter

[@scottk0623]

I won’t go either, to many years of waisted trips and they “ forgot” I was coming. PETA “ People Eating Tasty Animals”

[@donhorn548]

March 2011 manufacture date

[@timothymarshall6709]

come on over ill leave the door open OH NO set up anything missing or what ever you will get blamed dont blame ya its a no Brainer

[@SuperSkylighter]

Ruud is good enough for this neighborhood.

[@teddycarter2618]

I've seen less issues out of ruud than york. I wish the company I worked for would stop dealing with york equipment.

[@JR-ch8rt]

Thank you Steve Lav.

[@NorCal-refrigeration]

She’s choooochin mama.

[@MedinaCliff]

U da Man!

[@GoatzombieBubba]

Helicopter city.

[@mcroley591]

Replace the motor.

[@royamberg9177]

Don't be chewing out those cranky woman lol

[@petersmart1999]

I thought that was,a dude wearing womans shoes!

[@donhorn548]

Change the fan motor now, lucky to have it finish this year.

[@oddopops1327]

👋😊

[@andygalindo8978]

If the Stat has no common, does that mean it depends on double A batteries?

[@stevenlavimoniere]

you need the common wire to feed 24 volts to tstat if not you need batteries to run tstat these super stat s need 24 volts to operate