Circle-E. HVAC Tech Tip #5

HVAC Preventative Maintenance Series

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• HVAC
• PM
• TIPS
• TECHNICIAN
• AC
• AIR
• MAINTENANCE
• HANDYMAN

[Momo0016]

That was awesome, I love all of your videos!!!

[mkhagy]

Thanks Momo. Its nice to get some positive feedback instead of all of the experts with time on their hands missing the point of our videos. Appreciate your feedback.

[RicoC25]

Man, you can't even spell RIDICULOUS! Who are you to say what is trash? Thanks for the tips Benoit!

[comfortairguy]

If you're not testing and measuring, you're just guessing. Always test IN and test out.

[death2opposeme]

down south ... id say 15' superheat is good.

[thebacon1lb]

Always shoot around 60-70 on the suction side with R22. Good video.

[traentec]

I am very carefull about what I say around customers mostly the ones that can learn from what you teach them and can learn how to fix it on there own.

[kaelAJgurl]

payson im a maintenance guy and there's nothing that you know that i can't learn easily. its that kind of superior attitude that will get you told that we no longer require your services.

[hvacrdude1]

HvacrTalk . com welcomes Techs contractors and consumers to join free and discuss and trade info and learn meet others in the trade. good links and resources...all you need is a valid email to activate your account.

[LiamLewis92]

In the UK on R22 "Nominal" running pressures are 60PSI 0 deg and 230PSI at 23deg ambient.

[JimmymonFreddy]

yeah, good stuff. our trade can use all the technical training they can get. ;)

[DrZarkloff]

I would document the superheat or subcooling, outdoor temp, indoor temp and the high and low side pressures.

[sumdumacguy]

i like this guy...these are the basics...how can you teach to some one who doesnt understand the basics...some of these guys should take a class on how not to be big headed...i can just see the polotics at the water cooler now...