How To Add Refrigerant To Your Air Conditioner R410A & R22

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Published 2023-05-21
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All Comments (21)
  • @anthony-ju6qo
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  • @johnwebb9445
    Thank you. I’m 76 sharing with my 50+ year old sons and you made it simple for us all.
  • @jrussell1074
    I’ve had my EPA license since 1998 and haven’t worked in the field for a long time. I woke up to a frozen coil in my 410A system. This video is a great review before I dust off my gauges and get to work. I’m glad I came across this video it’s very practical without all the jargon and double talk used to baffle the customer and confuse into thinking adding refrigerant is brain surgery. The field has changed so much but basically it’s still the same. Thank you for making this video to help and not just to inflate your own ego by sprouting a lot of technical terms as many do.
  • @struckync
    I was just quoted $3000 just to add r-22 to one of my systems. and over 10k for replacement. this is a 4 ton unit, so I just installed my first mini split today, and doing another one next month. these HVAC guys are putting themselves out of business. I ill never call anyone again.
  • @BigPowerAL
    I have my EPA 608 Cert. and recently joined our HVAC group. Appreciate the information you provide. Im 62 years old and never stop learning. Learning helps the mind stay young!!!
  • @Imwright720
    You don’t need the class. I studied for the test on my own and was easily able to pass the test. Beyond simple.
  • Keep up the good work. My elderly neighbors were about to be scammed out of thousands for a replacement unit. Turns out he had be using the incorrect size filter and their evap coil was severely clogged. A Sunday afternoon and $30 in supplies had them back in business.
  • @dmc31405
    I feel like I'm going to HVAC School. I should have done this 40 years ago. So much useful info here. Thank you very much.
  • @harh3101
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  • @dannytoeh
    Great video, thanks, you just saved me a expensive service call. The A/C guy wanted $600 a pound for R22 and I bought a 5 pound can from Ability for $249.00.
  • Really appreciate your input on adding Freon to my unit. It will be very helpful to me. I have been into industrial gases for 42 years. Did not know how to do a bigger unit like I have. You made it very simple. Thanks R.Cunningham
  • I had to get my EPA for my job but I knew nothing about working on AC hvac, but it comes up new properties sometimes, and I found out I love troubleshooting systems, getting pretty good at it. then I ended up on an old property, and I had to get more knowledge. spent a ton on tools now i’m set up. and i look forward to ac/ heat calls
  • @jmcinnis621
    Thank you for putting this together it's a great video. One item that seems to be really important for this is the leak detection. You mention it it kind of jumped over it, don't know if you did a video on it. That is absolutely critical before you add new freon. Otherwise your viewers are throwing good money after bad. Looking forward to leak detection DIY tips Thanks again
  • @stanleycreer4591
    Thank you for the update on this. Not only will I be studying on my own to pass the test but I also will be purchasing the gauges and the refrigerant as soon as winter hits that way it's cheaper. God Bless be safe.
  • @bobbillings
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  • Glad you showed to purge the air out of the hoses to avoid non condesibles getting into the system
  • @donaldterry3086
    I'm an electrician with a motor rewind shop. I want thank you and congratulations on what your doing with your videos. You are a very good teacher. Maybe I'll get my HVAC license also just because of you, thank you.
  • @tonyarellano4194
    Thank you !! I just paid for a new unit, but what you just showed me is great, I'll keep my unit clean as you showed me how on other videos, THANK YOU!!!
  • @osfield2153
    It is great to get a professional’s insight on doing DIY projects properly.