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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Astrometric Theories
Here we are at the start of September and the Labor Day Weekend — the “unofficial” end of summer — and as we transition into heating season, the days are getting shorter and soon the leaves will be falling. Day light savings … Continue reading
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A Little Test
All summer long we have talked about doing proper diagnostics on air conditioning. I’m going to give you a scenario from a job site visit I was out on this morning that the contractor had been “playing” with all summer. … Continue reading
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Scroll Compressor Functional Checks
As the cooling season begins to wind down, I’ll have a few more posts on air conditioning service and diagnostics before we get into the heating season and discuss topics relating to heating and service. This post will address how … Continue reading
Posted in HVAC Tech Support
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3-phase Phase Monitors
As I’m sure you know, with all the storms we have had this summer, there have been a lot of power outages due to power lines getting blown down or knocked down by trees. In most cases, once power is … Continue reading
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SAFETY
The sign above says it all. I have had that on my bulletin board for over 20 years as a reminder that SAFETY IS ALWAYS FIRST! OSHA is just one set of rules that need to be followed. There are … Continue reading →