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Monthly Archives: January 2015
Proper Start-up – Basic Gas pressure
Let’s start with gas pressure. You probably are saying why? Doesn’t the valve manufacturer and unit manufacturer set those up? That answer is yes & no! The valves are “factory set” based on a set of parameters in their particular design. That is … Continue reading
More Basics — Proper Start-up
Continuing with my series on basics, we need to look at one of the biggest problems today with equipment replacement and new installations. Too often today, the equipment never gets a proper start-up. The installer on the job has one … Continue reading
More Comments on MORE BASICS
Here are a few more comments from contractors on this subject. I think these comments really sum up what the original post, MORE BASICS, was all about. We need to be able to admit that we CANNOT all know everything … Continue reading
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Tagged application, CUSTOMER RELATIONS, education, service, Technician Competence, training, troubleshooting
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Comments on MORE BASICS!
If you normally don’t look at the comment on posts, this one stirred a little emotions. One respondent wrote: I agree that training is essential, however I believe many manufacturers of hvac equipment fail in their electronics packaging and modularity. Seal … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged CUSTOMER RELATIONS, education, Technician Competence, training, troubleshooting
4 Comments
More Basics
I would like to start off wishing everyone a HAPPY 2015!!!! In keeping with my latest series of posts, It’s All About the Basics, I want to take a look at how important training can be to customer relations and brand “reliability” … Continue reading
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Tagged application, CUSTOMER RELATIONS, education, service, Technician Competence, training, troubleshooting
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Proper Start-up – Basic Air Flow Set-up
Continuing with my series on “Back to Basics” and concentrating on why Proper Start-up Procedures are necessary to assure proper running equipment, the next thing we need to examine is setting up PROPER AIR FLOW for both residential and commercial equipment. As I … Continue reading →