Oklahoma HVAC

[jdcook65]

That's a redneck geothermal unit lol. I bet the 230 volts tickled your nuts as you swam by. 

[AMD1]

anybody calculate the subcooling?

[theonemam]

First of all this is very dangerous, as number 1 the local electric utility company should of shut off all the electrical power to the neighborhood way before the water was allowed to get this high, I am supprised that no one got seriously electrocuted, if so the utility could of been slapped with some hefty fines.

[joeyf504327]

that whole hvac system is slowly getting fucked up by running

[TheCactusjack1]

good thing they installed a slinger on the condenser fan motor,haha.



[redsquirrelftw]

"New watercooled condensing units provide up to 80% better efficiency and faster cooling even on hot muggy days! Only by Trane".

[4llifemetal]

For its not a fucking amana!!! Hahah

[IncredableDrE]

They are very tough mine survived being crushed with debris from when my old stone barn colassped on it. It's hard to stop a trane

[acnfanmanin]

@HVACKID94 So this is not a Trane?

[DrMR2002]

The compressor are sealed, shock that the water didn't short the start cap and relay. Look on the bright side it watercooled.

[smallfried02]

and a heated pool!



[reedscuba]

Look at the bright side. That compressor won't lock out on overload!

[GrantLogan2]

i belive it...i just dont belive that the fan motor hasnt died...most systems are water tight

[macgeodave]

Its doing a great job of pulling the humidity out of the house!

[MrCoryjohnson1]

i bet it's running colder then it ever did. lol

[HVACTown]

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[Rueuhy]

I think somebody went a little overboard on cleaning this condenser. Normally just spraying it down with a hose removes the dirt.

[GordonGFox]

amazing it is still running

[drinkingpee]

could it be a volvo penta?

[Scrat335]

In New Holland Pa a tornado went through the town one night. It really tore up the neighborhood and I got a call about an tipped over heat pump. It took awhile to get there and when I did the husband of the house had come outside and flipped it back over. You could see where it had actually landed on it's side in the dirt. The pad was halfway across the yard. I inspected it and I found nothing wrong with it except the QD was torn from the foundation. It was a TRANE XL900 3 ton I believe.

[classifiedinfo]

Are you an HVAC tech?

[EsPwYLdE]

lmao@ cant stop a train....lol

[ibunregistered]

looks like that condensate line needs some unblocking.

[airhornwaggon]

inside it must be cold because the condensor is liquid cooled

[joseborikua28]

KOOL WATER PROOF 100% ...NICE LOL

[doglovee]

That's actually a unit from American Standard

[diymania]

You couldent do that w a goodman.

[SNL0907]

Now that's what I call a "real" water source heat pump!

[fangus503]

thats gotta be a super cold air conditioner!

[sxyaeprep]

"Its hard to stop a Trane"

[anthonynoz]

rofl i was about to say the same thing

[ripetomatoes]

@sxyaeprep its hard to start one too.

[alin0steglinski0]

you cant stop a trane

[classifiedinfo]

Is it actually still cooling the house or just running?

[AdSurfMNMan]

Those trane condensors are awsome. We run ours completley under water all summer long.

[acnfanmanin]

@AdSurfMNMan Your not serious aren't you?

[LoRdTaCo13]

Quality Product. XD

[hemiownzu]

Wow that one dangerous service call lmao haha.

[25HNA6]

Trane (Same as American Standard.) is one of the best.

[paysonbadboy]

Awesome! Hey I bet that video was made by the same Sheriff posse that made the video I've had on youtube? I posted it as a video response to yours. Check it out. Same thing except it's a Trane Package unit. Made by the same company that made that American Standard condenser you have shown. :) "It's Hard to Stop a Trane... under water!" I've never seen the video that you have here. Keep it up on youtube and you will get a lot of hits.

[AerykR]

Whoa! Well, despite the stray/shorted currents in the water, water is not the best conductor and still enough current may flow through the motor to keep it running. Me thinks.

[reefersneaker]

ummmmm 240v.... get outta there... if the breaker didnt pop yet then i wouldnt trust it

[Guestwho07]

WOW!!!