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Absolutely it is! The savings here can be MASSIVE. Like $7,000 in savings, massive. If you are mechanically minded and understand what is involved in doing this job safely, you can absolutely do it yourself. As a reminder, anyone who is handling refrigerant should have their EPA 608 certification which I show you how to get in out HVAC Training Videos as mentioned at the end of this video.
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00:00 Introduction
00:12 Pumping down old condenser
04:06 Fitting refrigerant lines
04:56 Removing old furnace and coil
08:30 Brazing refrigerant lines
14:25 Cutting hole for filter rack
15:01 Installing new furnace
16:42 Connecting electrical at condenser
18:54 Sheet metal transition
21:43 Connecting refrigerant lines at evaporator
26:39 Using Staybrite 8
28:36 Pressure Test
31:02 Vacuum system
35:16 Micron Test (Decay Test)
35:34 Release refrigerant charge
36:08 Re install schrader core
37:11 Check system for proper function