Live HVAC Training Experiment – You’re Invited
Good Morning! I am continuing to experiment with Google Hangouts as a teaching tool. Recently, one of our students mentioned having a chat study session… which we are trying out. Another student asked for an explanation of a schematic diagram found in chapter 31 of our textbook. Google Hangouts let’s us do both. Also the first 9 participants…
Residential Ductwork Friction Loss and Pressure Drop
Inadequate cooling and heating problems are commonly blamed on the equipment itself when the actual problem is poor/restrictive ductwork. Proper ductwork design is critical for proper heating and cooling performance. As our HVAC equipment becomes more sophisticated deficiencies in the ductwork system design become more critical. The new higher efficiency ECM motors work to try…
Troubleshoot an HVAC System 24 Volt Problem With Confidence
Control Wiring Troubleshooting – 24 Volt Open Trying to troubleshoot control wiring is sometimes confusing and frustrating. But, if you have a step-by-step procedure it becomes easy and accurate. Below you find a procedure for troubleshooting a 24 volt open in an HVAC system. Symptoms – With 24 volts present one or more control circuits…
HVAC Troubleshooting
Have you ever been out on a job and just needed a little help? Maybe, you know what’s wrong with the system but just need some reassurance. We have the answer! We have finally designed a mobile friendly website that has everything you need to troubleshoot faster, more accurately, and diagnose with confidence. The HVAC…
Commercial Refrigeration – Walk-in Cooler Operation
The refrigeration cycle for medium temperature walk-in coolers is exactly the same as residential air conditioning systems. However, the operation of the physical components is slightly different. All of the walk-in cooler configurations below have this in common: The compressor is energized by a potential relay. The condenser fan is wired in parallel with the…
