HVAC - The Leak From Hell
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sniffing alot
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is this guy on coke?
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@douglas787 I agree
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How did you know where to cut the hole to find the original splice?
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Baltimore accent?
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Interesting "Captain hook" torch.. Makes it nice doesn't it especially in that space..
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@PutSome5tankOnIt true true... about the oil. but to be fair i didnt know that leak was 5years.
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I can't even guess what the repair bill was on that job. There was probably a couple of techs that looked at it for a while and thew the towel before this guy came in and found the leak. A 800,000 house with spliced up lines, I bet it was hard for the installer to solder that with a regular tip, which is probably all he had. I usually swage the lines myself, but that's just me. I feel that it is one less joint and the first joint doesn't get weakened by the heat from the second braze.
douglas787 1 year ago
@douglas787 No doubt, swaging that splice would've been the way to go. Most guys (including me) don't have a swage kit. I get by with the hook tip and a mirror in tight spaces. I found another braze leak in this same neighborhood a few months ago. Same floorplan, different routing of the refrigerant lines, twice as much fun!
PutSome5tankOnIt 1 year ago
least you saw a bubble... some of em, i had to use some that damn glowing injection shit.
death2opposeme 1 year ago
@death2opposeme A leak as old as this (5 years) would definitely present with oil. That's what I was looking for. I video'd a similar leak not long ago. Same job site, same floor plan, similar video title.
PutSome5tankOnIt 1 year ago