HVAC Service: Extremely High Static on 4 Ton York Furnace and AC

We wanna see you fix stuff again!!

Good to see a video from you Steve! I hope there are more coming soon. I have been missing your repair videos.

Looks like its got every bell and whistle on it. And the POS True Steam Humidifier to boot. lol

Love the video! It’s been too long! Please keep them coming Mr. Rardon!

Good looking system though! Nice air filter , dang even a humidifier!

Agree with everyone - great to see a video post Stephen .

What was your fix for this like to see it after repair cant wait for more videos from you

I guess the installer was hard of hearing and did not hear that poor York Wheezing after install.

She was whimpering wanting more! Lol good to see ya post! Even though short! Lol

Welcome back! Great to see you!

👀 thought i was seeing things! Ste rardon vid!😁

Looks like a medium rare-don job. Hehe

Whats up with Dat!!!

So whats the problem. 18" should be plenty of return for a 4 ton system. Do you have the same of more supply side?

Is it possible to add a second return? I like that idea you have a 4-inch filter there already so the filter is fine. What is the CFM in 4 tonnes you have 1600 CFM or did they have that push even more air than that? I would also count up the outlets and figure each outlet is about a 100 CFM on your supply that's in the house. What you could do for an easy test is cut a big hole in the return down in the crawl and see what it sounds like then you can patch it up and then figure out how you're going to get it into the house later. Does the existing return even go to a nice big box anywhere or is it inside a wall? I have a feeling that it's very noisy in the house when it runs.

The blower is probably set for 2000 CFM. 20x25 5" pleated should be able to handle 1500 CFM. with half the pressure drop. Just saying, with all 8x20 returns on four-ton units I've found, this looks almost engineered.

Steve are you back for good ?

Did they let you fix it?

Only thing she is missing on this system is the kitchen sink...

So the issue was the filter