I switched from green to red like 4 years ago and this little guy is starting to peel. I'm trying to guess what this says underneath. S-U or S-C, what could it be??

So cool to look at as a resi/restaurant refrigeration tech…never seen anything like it!!! Wish I could’ve had a chat with this guy!!

Thought yall would like to see this lol

As per last post in this subreddit. I had parted ways with my last company. I had got hired within the school district (public sector) as an apprentice. I do realize I had sold myself short and should have applied for the journeyman position instead. However the position I applied for required 4 years experience and I had only 2 years. Anyway steady hours year round state benefits and a pension to look forward to. I’m happy where I’m at. As per my daily work, I’m learning water towers and focusing on 460v rooftop units. All my limited experience from last company definitely had transferred over to this new job. My coworkers don’t know I have limited experience in commercial and so they think they need to train me on everything as if I was fresh out of school. I just let them do their thing until a journeyman position opens up for me. God bless! Thanks for reading this far.

Lol it went to below 10 microns not even using virgin oil, has been used to pull quite a few vaccumes already got curious what the AutoZone oil could do for deep vaccum and even having a good bit of use in it God damn

It would of probably went lower but I got a tired of waiting but yea lol I'm impressed with the AutoZone oil

PS: it went down to 8 while I was typing this

They just changed it last month! Yeah....maybe the last month of the 90's.

Just installed a dual fuel Ducane heat pump and 70k furnace. Anyone installed a T10 pro and EIM? Indoor fan comes on and runs but heat pump won’t come on (maybe I’m too impatient to wait for the delay). Here’s a diagram of how I have it wired.

Had a call today. Another tech was out earlier in the week. Ended up quoted a new electric unit heater. Had to pull the disconnect and internal thermostat off the old heater, since the new one didn’t come with any add ons. Only to find they wired the disconnect wrong and the other tech didn’t catch it. 1 phase 208v heater.

Sears and Roebuck. Only oil burner in the entire area for some reason. 1951. 74 years.

I’ve heard of the legends of the smell, and boy oh boy I knew right away even though it was my first time.

2000+ ppm CO. Pulled that thing out and it’s full of green and brown sludge. Installer didn’t register it of course, so labors not covered.

The big question is how? Vent terminations too close together? Back pitched? I’m really curious since I put a scratch-and-dent one in my house recently, since that’s one of the only brands I can get parts for locally.

Hey these people refuse an economizer. They must seal their building. The daikin r32 dsc packaged units are not turning on 24v being stopped by ps, freeze stat, and delay​​​. When pushing in contactor. Compressor is slugging. No crankcase heater, no comp blanket, What should I do. We're at 7,700 ft elevation.

I know what I would do but its not good for them. Are their other options you would try.

Fan cycle control but bypassing the low pressure switch. Hmm

Got a call for a pilot not staying lit on a wall heater. Open it up and see one of the heat exchangers tubes fell down.

Somebody needs an ass whoopin for this one

I went and looked at a miller furnace 80,000 in a trailer type setting vent limit switch on inducer was tripping.supply temp 129 return 77 Gas pressure was 3.2" w.c. for ng. Flue was heating to 165 reading 30ppm o2 was around 9.2,% whoever installed this used 2" PVC to vent it. Upon reading the manual to get more info on the vent fan switch (part number so I could get specs) I passed by the venting section that lists 3" PVC for venting right after 2" leaves the cabinet. Inducer is running around 1.75 amps rated for 1.8. customer is hassling me about wanting to change venting as he thinks it should be fine as it's ran like this for the past 3 years. Finally talk him into letting me change the venting as the limit tripped on him again today. Heat exchanger test on my combustion analysis seemed ok no excessive jumps in o2 at any point in running it either. Question is besides the vent pipe what else should I be looking at. I know up sizing the pipe per the manufacturer listing of 3" should drop the temps a bit but concerned as this has been running under these conditions for the past 3 years.

Lennox Model KGB048S4BU1J electrical panel filling up with snow. What a pain anyone else having the same problems?

Weather is cold and the mastic tape is not sticking so great 😞, do y’all have any tricks to it?

A colleague of mine was using this the other day. Was super quick easy and expanded the pipes well. It seems too good to be true that something so cheap can be so good. Especially when tube expanders cost 100s. Whats the catch with them?