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Hey Y'all! Today Derek is back with a video of his process repairing our new shop's leaky OXBOX air conditioning unit. Water was filling the drip tray, and flooding down to the floor. It needed to be repositioned so that condensation could travel and drain properly. Thanks for watching! Hope you found this video helpful. Subscribe, Like, Comment & Share. We appreciate your support!

TIME STAMPS
00:00 - Intro
0:07 - Important Note!
0:13 - Diagnosis
2:45 - 1st Solution
4:45 - 2nd Solution
6:21 - 3rd Solution
8:18 - 4th Solution
13:45 - 5th Solution
14:29 - Outro
15:02 - Bloopers

TOOLS USED:
Crow Bar
Hammer
Pliers
Blow Gun
Wrench (7/16in.)
Metal Hanger Tape
Bolts & nuts (2 ea.)

Freedom Family Auto Group
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