What's going on gentlemen? So it is Sunday, a couple days after Thanksgiving and Black Friday, whatever the date is today. It's November the 29th is the date. It's it has gotten cold in Louisiana, we're actually in a freeze warning, you know. You got to remember when we get into freezing stuff down here, people go into a panic. I'm not a coffee guy, but when it gets cold like this, I enjoy a good cup of coffee or a good like a hot chocolate or a from a cappuccino. You know, I do enjoy it when it's cold like this. And we have a we're actually going to look at a system where the drain pan is full of water in the attic. The guy went to the attic said the emergency pan's full of water and he doesn't have heat or air. So obviously it's breaking red. And I'm thinking damn dude, how long has it been like that? Because we haven't used air conditioning in a couple days. And he says it's been sitting like that for a couple days. So obviously he ran the air conditioning a couple days ago. And it filled up the pan and the switch is tripped. So he wants me to come out there and clear the drain out and you know, empty the pan and make sure that the unit is up to par. So we're going to do that. And hopefully we can get some film on that. But first, I'm going to get me a cup of coffee because it is a little chili outside. So we have a three and a half tone train air handler. Drain pan full of water. It's coming over the top. It's gotten on the ceiling. They're using a one inch drain. So I know who did this job. The duck work is atrocious. It needs to be replaced. It's horrible. Now, a phalumatic. That fitting right here looks loose. Try to prop you all up. We all can see something. Yeah, that's loose. Thank God. Okay, let me get the vacuum. I found a one inch coupling. I got to build this water out of this pan. We're getting exhaust. I definitely felt it break loose. The only problem is my little shop back is not going to nearly hold all this water. Okay, this is, they definitely need some major work here. I'm pretty confident that I got the drain clear. That's why the pan overflow. The thermostat wires holding it down. It never could float. Look, it was like that. What you think you want to you want to get a quote on all that? Yeah, if you can please. Yeah, I mean, this is not I mean look, man. You're losing so much efficiency here. I mean, look how they look look look right here and look at all this. It's well, you need to change the unit too. This needs to be changed too. I mean, look how nasty this thing is. It's it's been sitting in water. You know what I'm saying? How old is the outside? I think that I've said unit is a posing this is a 2004. I think it should be the same thing. Same thing. And the reason you're sealing flooded is here. I'll show you. You see the switch? How it floats? Well, when the water gets in here is supposed to float up and kill the unit. So it'll stop making water. But it flooded right here because this piece of thermostat wire was laying on it. So it couldn't float. They just didn't do a good job when they installed it. See, I put float switch here and here so this don't happen. What's that? In here? Well, I don't see a drain. Is there a drain coming off this pan? I see it's outside, but I guess it must be that one. It must be because I don't see a drain coming off of it. How many square feet is your house? I don't know. They told me it was in 1861. Is that with the garage or without it? I think it's including the storage in the back. Okay. So we got the drain clear. We couldn't get all the water out the pan. I don't have my siphoning kit with me, but we're going to call it a new system. New air handler, new condenser, all new duck work. See the duck work falling apart right here. Same thing over here. Spliced. I don't want to flex back into the hard pipe. Look at this. Look at this. It's going to run flex. I'm sorry. This is they rewrap. Yeah, we're just going to run flex throughout the whole house. All these runs over here will will time up high to where you can work. And uh, but yeah, it'll be a flex job for sure. Hey guys, so uh, this is actually a different day. I'm sitting at the gas pump filling up the truck. So I want to make this real quick. I wanted to see how you guys like that video. It wasn't the greatest video because most of the video was me bailing water with that uh, cup that they gave me into the primary line and speaking with the customer. But do you guys like it when I prop the camera up like that and you know, even though, you know, that way you can see what's going on sometimes I can't always do that guys, but I try to do it when I can. Second, this video has, I mean, this job, not video, the job in this video has opened my eyes. Any of you guys that follow Ted Cook, if you don't follow Ted Cook, you need to be following him. I'll put his name up here somewhere. It's anti-DIYHVAC. And at the end of this video, I can actually put a, you know, I'll put a clickable thing to his channel where you can go subscribe. Ted's a good friend of mine. If you do follow Ted, you see he bought the Milwaukee Transfer Pump with the adapters, you know, for the vinyl tubing to empty out the pan and flush it into the primary. It does it really quick that Milwaukee Transfer Pump will suck a 30 by 60 paying out. I think Ted said in five minutes or less, you know, get it almost bone dry. I've had little handheld pumps with that take two D batteries from Harbor Freight and stuff like that. It does a good job, but takes a really long time. I don't like to leave water in the pan like I did on this one. I was only able to get so much out with that, with that big cup thing of majigger she gave me. But so I had to leave a little, you know, a little bit of water in the pan and I don't like to do that. So I want to thank Ted for showing us his Milwaukee setup and I'm going to be biting the bullet to purchase that setup. But I want to feed back on the style of videos you guys are looking for. I think I think you guys like it when I prop the camera. I'll leave it in. I'll even invest in a tripod if you guys are interested. Let me know and we'll see you on the next one. Thanks for watching.