Tim Smith from Hudson Valley Community Colleges details the entire process troubleshooting a leak on a Residential AC unit using the DOTS HVAC Troubleshooting Simulator.
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Excellent video
Nice demo
Very useful training. I like the interactive feel.
Regards.
I would love for a technician who did service in the 80's, 90's to give his opinion of how this was repaired
Same problem at the time? … without them they repaired the same. Maybe the problem is that you did not require an EPA certificate.
What I mean is that there were not all these tools back then and in this video they are shown as essential. You do not get them so cheap, the companies do not facilitate you to buy them.
These videos focus on selling tools to young technicians more than anything.
Thank you for the information that was very helpful
You guys are from the dutchess county area ??
Stop breathing in the mic through your fucking nose bro
Great Video!!!
I subscribed how do I do the interactive troubleshooting?
You never took a subcooling temperature before you said it was low on charge, so how do you know it isn’t a partial restriction? Should have just used the testo guages in the tool box, it would have showed you all of that
Real demonstration from real experts!
This is what I'm talking about
TU…dang all i need now is the license. i know more about this than a lazy moron that came out and didn't check
any shit for 250.
Would love to see this simulator on STEAM!
I love very HVAC training subject matters
If you dont have a chart for superheat just do: WBx2 – 80 – Outdoor Temp / 2
70×3-80-90=40/2=20
Have you heard about using Cold Plus refrigerant additive to get colder air and use less electricity? I heard that both commercial and residential units are saving between 8% to 18% utility bill savings…is that possible?
wish i had a "fix leak" button with me to click 😉 pretty cool. great class! thank you! and where do i get some tests to take? :)..
Very informative and helpful
No more R-22. 410 a now. Need charts for that. Can someone sent that chart?
The DOTS HVAC Troubleshooting Simulator needs to be a bit more realistic.
Next video… when you remove the Electrical Cover Panel… Have a simulated Copper Head Snake bite you.
Video narration says: "Move the cursor over to the toolbox, and click on the tourniquet. Quickly place the tourniquet on the affected limb by clicking above the snake bite. Next, click on the button that reads: CALL 911".
Congratulations! You have successfully completed this simulated lesson.
Good
As a newbie in college i got an awful lot from this video. Thanks very much
good explanation….mentioning the refigerant would be fair..
good video thank you
pt chart clearly states r22
Where's the video where you have to deal with a customer yelling at you when you tell them how much R-22 they need and it's going to cost them almost 1K.
P.S. stick with yellow jacket mechanical gauges, testos suck.
I think its important to mention the type of refrigerant you're using since that will effect the starting pressure. Here you went 95*F and added 20*F (O.A.T + 20*F = 115*F PSIG) which for those new to the trade that means the refrigerant used in this system is likely R-410A.
good explanation!!!!