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Gustave A. Larson Company
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 พ.ย. 2016
Founded in 1936, the Gustave A. Larson Company is the Midwest, Plains and Mountain States leading wholesale distributor of Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVACR) Hearth and Patio equipment, parts & supplies.
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Country Jam: Field-to-Finished
มุมมอง 253ปีที่แล้ว
In this short video, Luke and Tony Benedict of Benedict Sales and Service take you on a behind-the-scenes tour of the brand-new Eau Claire Event District facilities days before the inaugural event - Country Jam Music Festival 2023. Gustave A. Larson's Commercial team partnered with Benedict Sales & Service to provide design-build services and supply parts and equipment to complete this large pr...
On the Job with A to Z Refrigeration
มุมมอง 209ปีที่แล้ว
A to Z Refrigeration took the Gustave A. Larson Company on a tour of Brat Stop, a bar & restaurant located in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Brian Cholka, Owner, and Andy Fincutter, Service Manager at A to Z Refrigeration, talk through Brat Stop's refrigeration needs and the recent equipment upgrades. The men also share their perspectives on how the Gustave A. Larson Company has continued to meet their bu...
Adam's Experience: Larson's Youth Apprentice Program
มุมมอง 60ปีที่แล้ว
Adam Baumann, a Gustave A. Larson Company Youth Apprentice, reflects on his experience as a YA at the Larson Company. Learn more at galarson.com/careers
In the Field: Life as an HVAC/R Tech
มุมมอง 243ปีที่แล้ว
In this interview, Andy Fincutter of A to Z Refrigeration talks about what his day-to-day life is like as an HVAC/R Technician.
Bob Graber, Kingdom Air - Customer Experience Story
มุมมอง 71ปีที่แล้ว
Bob Graber, a Gustave A. Larson customer, talks about his experience working with the Larson team.
Nicole Behrmann, Lakeshore Heating and Sheet Metal - Customer Experience Story
มุมมอง 64ปีที่แล้ว
Listen as Nicole Behrmann talks about her experiences working with Gustave A. Larson.
Lance Aleckson, Bagneiefski Heating and Cooling - Customer Experience Story
มุมมอง 41ปีที่แล้ว
Lance Aleckson, a Gustave A. Larson customer, talks about his experience working with the Larson team.
For Us, It's Personal featuring Bob Graber
มุมมอง 42ปีที่แล้ว
Our last Unique: For Us, It's Personal. At the Larson Company, we are a family, and that includes our customers, both internal and external. The interpersonal relationships we have in this industry are so important, and we strive to prioritize them each and every day.
Making it Easy featuring Andrew Larson
มุมมอง 69ปีที่แล้ว
"Making it Easy" for our customers is one of our top priorities - listen to Andrew Larson talk about how Gustave A. Larson focuses on making it easy to do business with us.
Setting a New Standard featuring Talbot Gee
มุมมอง 27ปีที่แล้ว
Listen to Talbot Gee, CEO of HARDI, talk about how Larson "Sets a New Standard" in our industry.
For Us, It's Personal
มุมมอง 131ปีที่แล้ว
Gustave A. Larson prides itself on customer connections. In this video, several Larson customers talk about the personal connections they have made with Larson teammates.
Setting a New Standard featuring Dan Keirns
มุมมอง 37ปีที่แล้ว
Listen to Larson's own Dan Keirns on our first "Unique": Setting a New Standard and how we push the envelope in the industry, constantly looking to the future.
Making It Easy featuring Aaron Demuth
มุมมอง 42ปีที่แล้ว
In this video, Aaron Demuth, Territory Manager for Gustave A. Larson, talks about our second "Unique": Making it Easy. We strive to make doing business with us as easy as possible, and our goal is to streamline the buying process and sell to our customers the way they prefer.
Take a Tour of GoHVACR.com
มุมมอง 307ปีที่แล้ว
GoHVACR.com is your source for HVAC/R equipment, parts, and accessories. In this short video, you will learn all about the features of the site and how to use them. Learn more about: - My Account - Invoice history - Search orders - Previously purchased and recently viewed items - Backordered items - Top 100 items - Payment portal - Improve searches - Search help - and more! GoHVACR.com is the o...
Navigating Regulation Changes in 2023 and Beyond
มุมมอง 338ปีที่แล้ว
Navigating Regulation Changes in 2023 and Beyond
Webisode 4 - Longstanding partnership with Mitsubishi
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Webisode 4 - Longstanding partnership with Mitsubishi
Webisode 2 - Spotlight on Larson's Small Parts Area
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Webisode 2 - Spotlight on Larson's Small Parts Area
Webisode 1 - We Supply America Visits Gustave A. Larson
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Webisode 1 - We Supply America Visits Gustave A. Larson
AC Troubleshooting Class w/ Larry Lemens- May 2020
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AC Troubleshooting Class w/ Larry Lemens- May 2020
AC Troubleshooting w/ David Philibert- May 2020
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AC Troubleshooting w/ David Philibert- May 2020
Trane/American Standard Variable Speed Furnace Training- Fall 2020
มุมมอง 4.2K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Trane/American Standard Variable Speed Furnace Training- Fall 2020
Commercial Rooftop Units Troubleshooting- Fall 2020
มุมมอง 47K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Commercial Rooftop Units Troubleshooting- Fall 2020
Outstanding video good tech info good sequences of operation and trouble shooting
I was looking around, I thought that was my cat..!! LOL
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Thank you for this videos Larry, Any new training videos on the Simbios by any chance?
Hello, we don't have any training videos but will be doing some live Symbio training. Checkout our website for trainings in your area, www.galarson.com/training-and-events
very helpful video... learned a lot to help design my system
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homeowner here trying to do research. man i wish i could have attended i would have asked a million questions. this is awesome thanks
Came for the info, stayed for the cat
Yes do you have part one?
Hello, here is the link to Part 1 th-cam.com/video/ycmO1E6Jj7M/w-d-xo.html
Perblam error E2
Trane Rooftop error E2
THANKS FOR THE TRAINING!!!!
The double vertical fan hyper heat outdoor condensing units p series are supposed to be bolted directly to concrete according to installation manual ie b pump ups or stands correct?.
Yes, they need to be anchored and secured so the wind can’t blow them over. For additional questions, you can reach out to us at marketing@galarson.com. Thanks!
Thank you sir I enjoyd the video Please make some more about controls.
Great information.
Very good presentation 👍
I learned a lot, thanks!
Great video , I learned lots
Thank You so very much for the mechanical details for us who need, want, & can benefit from your willingness to take the time to share your knowledge, talent, & skill.
What an incredible resource to share! Thank you for doing so. Do you have Part 1 available as well?
Can you please send me the pdf file?
I’m not an HVAC professional, but I enjoyed your video. Very informative. I have a question regarding return air in a zoned system. You mentioned that dedicated return ducts are necessary. My questions is, do these return ducts need dampers as well as the supply? If all of there returns are connected to the air handler, wouldn’t the unit be pulling air from every zone and not just those calling for air? Like I said, I know nothing about hvac systems so the answer may be obvious to those who do. Thanks!
While each zone will have a small amount of return air pulled from it when one zone is calling, the majority will come form the zone that is getting air due to the fact that if you put air into a zone and equal amount of air will have to leave that zone be that either through a dedicated return which is actively removing air (preferred) or through “sympathetic” leakage of air into other zones through then home and then getting pulled back to the air handler to be conditioned. Either way if you put air into a zone air will have to leave that zone. If you have a dedicated return, it prevents crossover of the conditioned air leaving the zone and leaking into others. Return dampers can be useful in cases where zones are a long distance from the air handling unit but in most cases simply having a dedicated return(s) is sufficient and more cost effective. This is of course all predicated on each zone having adequate return duct work to be able to handle the full amount of air that is being supplied to the zone. Since the recording of this presentation, I have installed zoning in my own home using the dedicated return method and after extensive testing using extreme temperature differences between zones I notice little to no crossover of conditioned air into other zones all without return dampers.
Your the closest business to my house
Whats the website for Reliatel book?
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Great training.
Excellent tutorial one if not the most educational and helpfull on the Web...simple and straightforward thanks.
Then you get a call on a modulating unit with dehumidification and have no way of viewing program data to find out which sensor is royally fucking your program and you're fucked and have to call tech support
This is great info….I have struggled working on these units so I truly appreciate it!!!
Incredible knowledge
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Any more related videos out there?
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Thank you for your time
Any chance I can get a copy of this PowerPoint?
Hi Jeremy! Our apologies for the delay in our reply, but thank you for watching the video. If you could please email training@galarson.com with your email address we will send you the Reliatel manual.
Thank you so much for making this video public
excellent information, thanks for sharing, greetings from Chile.
Hey there , ran into one yesterday, DC voltage was 12.6 ,but thermostat couldn't find the outdoor unit :(
Fun fact: ECM in the automotive trade is always Engine Control Module. It's usually associated with the main computer of the vehicle. Since in HVAC we associate ECM with Electronically Commutated Motor, it seems to me they made a mistake in labelling it Engine Control Module when it clearly controls the ECM motor. I'll bet on that.
thank you thank you,
will you send me reliatel pdf book please
what is your website
Hello, our website is: www.galarson.com/
50:20 - How differently does the low gas pressure screech sound from bad motor bearings? I just condemned an inducer because of what sounded to me like bearing squeal.
Great job Bill.
What is low-shed?
Hi Billy - Load shed is the utilities control box that shuts off the condenser during peak times. For additional questions, you can reach out to us at marketing@galarson.com. Thanks!
Great info I would love a copy of the pdf.
Hello! Thanks for watching the video. If you could please email training@galarson.com with your email address we will send you the Reliatel manual.
Absolutely great information and presentation... Thank you. PS: Would love to have the PDF you referenced, I have a few but interested in seeing if yours is different than what I have.. Again thank you.
Hello! Thanks for watching the video. If you could please email training@galarson.com with your email address we will send you the Reliatel manual.
@@gustavea.larsoncompany392 thank you.
can i get a relia tel book please
Hi Thomas! Thanks for watching the video. If you could please email training@galarson.com with your email address we will send you the Reliatel manual.
GFI is required by NEC code, Trane needs to fix this.
Would love to see more of these training videos