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5 minutes is that a rule of thumb with split systems

Please share your thoughts on these four topics. 1. Adding surge protector to outside unit. We live in Tampa, the US lighting capitol. 2. Adding a "slow start" device to the unit. 3. Using Turbo 200 Motor Run Capacitor (made in USA). These have 5 year guarantee. 4. DIYer changing Capacitor. Thanks -- great video.

Very good

Why do you need to do that and how often should it be done?

I just had a new Goodman installed and when I asked them why they didn't use a P-trap they said it didn't need it because the condensate line comes out of the bottom. I knew that wasn't right but I did read in the manual that if you have a shut off installed then you don't need a P-trap necessarily but I'm not sure if that's a good idea. Meanwhile these guys who installed it seem like they don't know what they're doing because they didn't mention that all they said is because the PVC pipe comes off the bottom of the air handler you don't need a P-trap meanwhile even though the pan is draining there is a small leak where are the threads attached to the pan. To show you what kind of workers they are in order to try and fix the leak they hit the PVC pipe with a hammer to break it off then they replaced it but didn't use any plumbers tape so it's still leaking a tiny bit. Maybe it wouldn't be leaking if they had a P-trap even though it's not really backing up in the pan much at all. I can't trust these guys that's for sure. I also have a little bit of water dripping off the coil and not going into the pan. I mentioned that and of course they're playing dumb. Not sure what I'm going to do about that

This is the best video I found to fix the problem I have with my air handle thank you so much

Mini vfr is very interesting. Not budget friendly but great for commercial applications

Would the ultrasonic leak detector detect leaks under vaccuum?

4:44 what’s the yellow device?

Your video helped me understand pressures. I shared it with a buddy of mine. We both wanted to give you a big THANK YOU!

New into the field and had to study this for my midterm exam. Kept confusing front with back, appreciate you showing the actual service valve itself and explaining how it works.

Where you located for classes

Hate this video. Horrible start talking for a third of the video about metering devices that don't even relate to the topic of mini splits. Purposely confusing.

Very informative THANK YOU

GWP is important, but LCCP is more important. R32 is the better option when considering LCCP ruclips.net/video/RQnKPb6i0oI/видео.htmlsi=XxJRWE-gbM5vJgiC

This fixed my problem AFTER I told the hvac dude something was not right , he said that's not it you need a thermostat I am not a happy customer & and he's coming back to find out .

excellent video! thank you

What is the standard subcooling target if the number can't be found?

Great video!

Please publish a book for hvac electrical! Your mini split inverter and refrigerant charging procedures material were both very good.

Do you have a version of your book that uses bar and celsius?

Where can I buy it?

Tight fit result for swaging tip very nice

Sir is ther positive and negative wire to the aircon sensor

Helpful video thank you

All electrolytic capacitors eventually fail.

Both the inside unit and outside unit are running just fine. Changed the filters, cleaned the coils, replaced the batteries in the thermostat and still no luck

do you still open the gates to purge the air???

Just add refrigerant till pressure is about 120 psi

I've got a question. I've recently replaced a broken attic fan motor and it vibrates/wobbles slightly when running. It's fully screwed and clamped in and as far as I can eyeball is not clamped unevenly. Is this normal for 1500 rpm fans?

This video seems useless. Same practices with all refrigerants. Use PT charts, check temperature, and check pressure to see if properly charged or other issues.

Great job teacher I learned a lot over the years

EPA = Unelected MORONS! Trump 24 get rid of them!

When the capacitors dielectric oil expands, the top of the capacitor has a plug so that if it over heats it let's the oil out which is ment to pop to let it out. So that it won't exploded.

Thank U Bro.Craig,for sharing your knowledge ❤

What would the superheat look like during low indoor heat load / low airflow on a piston/orifice . Would it act like just like the txv ?

Dude, I literally say it as fluent as u did, a lot... But since it's a decent technical video, u gotta edit ur voice over when u said u measure SH on systems with pistons. They all have pistons. U meant ones that function with an orifice tube, or SC for expansion valve systems

Already did the Esco course at the beginning of the year, doesn't seem like much will actually change....besides carrying a lot more bottles around.

Mine is in my RV right above my bed I was wondering why I have been feeling well. I looked into the fan area, very dirty wet. 😂😢

Google Explosion proof air conditioning units and rub two brain cells together.

Excelente gracias

How come the pipe sizes were different ?

I so wish I could retire. This is so stupid.