Supermarket Refrigeration - What To Do at a Rack down With Guide!!

one of few supermarket guys still uploading regularly ❤️

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Very very good job my brother ❤

New to refrigeration. I’ve been doing it now for roughly 2 months. Watching your videos has helped a substantial amount. Keep them coming! Thanks man!

Oh, I remember that day. I work in the produce department of a store that did exactly what you were talking about with adding the doors and it was a nightmare.

Looking to break into supermarket refrigeration. I came to HVAC later in life, im 40, have been a resi tech and installer for two years. Somethinghing of a standout at my company. No rack experience but have watched all your videos, listened to every Advanced Refrigeration podcast etc. I know i could excel at it with some training, should i just approach a company and try to apprentice or go to school?

Did you say your racks typically have 50lbs? The store i work at have atleast 200lbs on the protocols

Thanks for your videos, keep it up.

Merry Christmas! You have some quite thorough and very informative vlogs. Please keep them coming. I have been doing this work for 22 years for a big box store chain and still don't know everything. I learn everyday from techs like yourself. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

I’m 27 currently working at a factory job making 19.72 a hour. I took a long hard look at my life and realized I wanted more in my life. I’m strongly thinking of going not only into HVAC but HVAC/R. Is there anyway in get to a apprenticeship for commercial or industrial? I know lot of people starting out go into apprenticeship with residential, but I’m more interested in grocery store refrigeration systems. Just started watching your videos today and so far I’m loving them, any advice would be fantastic. I’m also getting ready study for the 608 Certification.

You definitely are a great asset to our trade. I would like to discuss things further with you, mechanic to mechanic….. I am very impressed with your ability to post these videos ….

hey master! Merry Christmas! dont work too hard on holydays, but if you do, take the camera haha we are always waiting for a new video!!

You are a very kind person. Your excitement and enthusiam to teach this trade is so refreshing and commendable. You are owed a great deal of credit for your contribution. Thank You from Memphis, Tn.

I’ll take a rack down call all day over an iced up case.

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Great video. You got one of these vids for oil lockout?

I follow a friend to check an a supermarket cooler than is tie in with a freeze line the freezer works fine but the cooler not cooling only at the discharge lines by the Txv nth through the coils though .

Thank you for this training.
Is it okay to have a gauge on each compressor suction and discharge line to monitor their operations?

Appreciate you making this video

Getting back to Racks after a few years...been using your vids as a refresher .....good stuff learned some things Im not sure if I knew before ......Keep it up!

Great video, keep the training tips coming. The industry, grateful for experience techs like your self.

Good explanations keep it up

Gotta love the empty oil jugs up on the roof when you walk up to a rack with multiple compressors off on oil.

Just to add to the oil and low charge troubleshooting...check if you have air heat reclaim. Make sure three way valve and check valve are working. Ive seen many racks go down because liquid and oil is logged in the air reclaim coil(s).

A lot of what we do us using our senses. You'd be amazed how many things I have found wrong just listening, feeling around, and looking around.

Where can i get a copy of that trouble shooting guide ?

Where can I find the step by step guide?

Thank you for the videos. New to refrigeration coming from residential. You are very helpful.

Good, you'r the only one sharing practical expérience