RTU no Heat no 24 Volt

Low voltage issues

[@zekenzy6486]

Great video. Nice content. Thank you for sharing. Have a nice weekend

[@surujnarinepundit137]

Nice video, thank you

[@Learnhvac.]

Thanks

[@chesstime356]

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[@jonathangriffiths9266]

nice work my man 👍

[@Learnhvac.]

Thanks

[@l.crossjr]

Very nice

[@Learnhvac.]

Thanks

[@lucianocruz2975]

Providing my customers with affordable options

[@Learnhvac.]

Thanks I also do

[@jrh86]

👍👍👍

[@Learnhvac.]

Thanks

[@roqueherrera8471]

Like it’s thirsty Thursdays and hvac at same time 🤢 🤮

[@ZAirMechanical]

That is a phase loss protection device correct?

[@Learnhvac.]

Yes it is

[@ZAirMechanical]

Interesting. I never had to this problem before with any units. Thanks for the demonstration sir. I'm fairly new to commercial equipment, I only been doing it for about a year and half.

[@Mo4Honesty]

0:27 what kind of motor? Water motor?

[@Learnhvac.]

Hi thanks that was ventor motor for heat

[@lucianocruz2975]

This is an inverter compressor😓that suffocates

[@Learnhvac.]

Sorry I didn't get you, but that unit does not have inverter compressors

[@Mo4Honesty]

Please clarify what is said at 3:32. It sounds like "y Air". This is unfamiliar terminology.

[@Learnhvac.]

Thanks that was terminal Y on phase monitor

[@Mo4Honesty]

@@Learnhvac. Yes, I did follow that from the diagram and then on the physical device, but I still can't determine the word or phrase you were speaking. You said "directly connected to....Y (air)". And then a few seconds later you said 3 phase supply (air). I think the captions show it as "here". Is that correct?

[@Learnhvac.]

😂yea its here

[@Mo4Honesty]

@@Learnhvac. Ok thanks 👍

[@roqueherrera8471]

Getting dizzzy with camara boroskie

[@Learnhvac.]

I use my cell phone for video recording so yea some time it's hard