I don’t know your background, but been watching and listening your knowledge seems engineer level rather than tech, and my goodness you rub elbows with The Who’s who in the biz lucky you, and huge thanks for sharing Bryan!!!!!
Great video! All failed parts should be sent back to the vendor for proper forensic analysis if possible obviously if something repeatedly fails it should be sent back. It was touched on but Teflon ball valves suffer from system contamination, in that hard pieces of metal will embed themselves in the Teflon seats and wear on the ball creating a leak path. If the ball valves are saved and sent back, the metal that is embedded in the Teflon seat can be removed and analyzed to sort out where the contamination originated. Just like evidence to a crime it is very important that the equipment is stored in a sealed container if possible of that the ports are sealed off so contamination doesn't ruin any possible findings. This effort can save your customers $$ because a good vendor will stand behind their products, and all good vendors are looking at ways to improve their products.
33:31 - What is discharge superheat and how is it calculated? Understanding that evaporator superheat is the temperature rise above the boiling temperature measured on the suction line, I’m guessing that the temperature of the discharge line compared to the condensing temperature is the discharge superheat?
@@floppyfeet426 I sat there and read the instructions and it all came back to me. I used to sell these a few years ago and yeah, they require Poe oil at startup and the amount needs to correct in order to not damage them
Thank you for posting.
I don’t know your background, but been watching and listening your knowledge seems engineer level rather than tech, and my goodness you rub elbows with The Who’s who in the biz lucky you, and huge thanks for sharing Bryan!!!!!
Fun fact, in England someone like him is considered an engineer.
Can’t wait for more of these long form videos.
Thank You. Great Presentation.
Awesome content, worth to watch the commercials..
great info. Thank you!
Woah. Thanks for posting this video. Keep up the good work!
Great video!
All failed parts should be sent back to the vendor for proper forensic analysis if possible obviously if something repeatedly fails it should be sent back. It was touched on but Teflon ball valves suffer from system contamination, in that hard pieces of metal will embed themselves in the Teflon seats and wear on the ball creating a leak path. If the ball valves are saved and sent back, the metal that is embedded in the Teflon seat can be removed and analyzed to sort out where the contamination originated. Just like evidence to a crime it is very important that the equipment is stored in a sealed container if possible of that the ports are sealed off so contamination doesn't ruin any possible findings. This effort can save your customers $$ because a good vendor will stand behind their products, and all good vendors are looking at ways to improve their products.
Fantastic training aid
Great fuckin share. The Henry Technologies printed material is a good reference booklet as well.
33:31 - What is discharge superheat and how is it calculated? Understanding that evaporator superheat is the temperature rise above the boiling temperature measured on the suction line, I’m guessing that the temperature of the discharge line compared to the condensing temperature is the discharge superheat?
thank you for help,
I have a question when recover and vacuum how come not oil out with refrigerant ?
56:22 "Assumptions are the mother of all fuck ups!"...
Nice presentation ,kindly let me know the oil temperature ofter returns from oil separator?
Helping my senior tech install one of these. Does anyone know if I need to add Poe oil at first start or is it good to go?
What did you end up doing ?
@@floppyfeet426 I sat there and read the instructions and it all came back to me. I used to sell these a few years ago and yeah, they require Poe oil at startup and the amount needs to correct in order to not damage them
Can a faulty oil separator cause high discharge temperature?
3:20 sir what the is the software was used to draw that figure ? please
This guy has a very monotonous way of talking, kind of hard to listen to. Good info though.
Westermyer filters suck!!