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Saturated Refrigerant Temperature Basics The P T Chart Reading The Gauge Set
00:10:41

Saturated Refrigerant Temperature Basics The P T Chart Reading The Gauge Set
Total Superheat Method used to Check the Refrigerant Charge of AC s with a Fixed Orifice
00:13:18

Total Superheat Method used to Check the Refrigerant Charge of AC s with a Fixed Orifice
How the Indoor Air Filter can PROTECT or BREAK the Furnace and Air Conditioner
00:06:03

How the Indoor Air Filter can PROTECT or BREAK the Furnace and Air Conditioner
Can You Check the Refrigerant Charge of an AC Unit by only Measuring Pressures Explained
00:08:37

Can You Check the Refrigerant Charge of an AC Unit by only Measuring Pressures Explained
Types of HVAC R Service Valves How They Work Port Access Problems
00:19:40

Types of HVAC R Service Valves How They Work Port Access Problems
Basic Refrigeration Cycle
00:01:24

Basic Refrigeration Cycle
The Refrigeration Cycle Explained Step By Step
00:04:26

The Refrigeration Cycle Explained Step By Step
Refrigeration Cycle of a Heat Pump in Cooling Mode
00:06:04

Refrigeration Cycle of a Heat Pump in Cooling Mode
Refrigeration Cycle of a Heat Pump in Heating Mode
00:05:59

Refrigeration Cycle of a Heat Pump in Heating Mode
Thermostat Wiring Diagrams 10 Most Common
00:06:04

Thermostat Wiring Diagrams 10 Most Common
Digital Refrigerant Gauge Sets vs Compound Manifold Gauges
00:08:57

Digital Refrigerant Gauge Sets vs Compound Manifold Gauges
EPA Section 608 Certification Test Prep Review for Core
00:07:27

EPA Section 608 Certification Test Prep Review for Core
Should You Use Superheat or Subcooling Charge Method Find the Target Explained
00:05:10

Should You Use Superheat or Subcooling Charge Method Find the Target Explained
Connect Disconnect Refrigerant Gauges Low Loss Fittings
00:07:25

Connect Disconnect Refrigerant Gauges Low Loss Fittings
How to Use the Free Refrigerant Slider P T App R 22 Retrofit Comparisons
00:07:12

How to Use the Free Refrigerant Slider P T App R 22 Retrofit Comparisons
HVAC Metering Device Types TXV Piston Capillary Tubes
00:09:06

HVAC Metering Device Types TXV Piston Capillary Tubes
How to Tell the Difference Between Blower Fan Motors Variable PSC Shaded Pole ECM X 13
00:04:14

How to Tell the Difference Between Blower Fan Motors Variable PSC Shaded Pole ECM X 13
Testing With Each Function of the UEI Multimeter UEI DL479 Review
00:10:37

Testing With Each Function of the UEI Multimeter UEI DL479 Review
HVAC Ductwork Sheet Metal Tools Basics Uses Demonstration of Each
00:29:39

HVAC Ductwork Sheet Metal Tools Basics Uses Demonstration of Each
HVACR Refrigeration Cycle Training Superheat and Subcooling
00:10:01

HVACR Refrigeration Cycle Training Superheat and Subcooling
R 22 and R 410A Refrigerant Operating Pressures on Air Conditioning Units
00:14:56

R 22 and R 410A Refrigerant Operating Pressures on Air Conditioning Units
Thermostatic Expansion Valve TXV VS Piston Fixed Orifice HVAC Metering Devices
00:16:40

Thermostatic Expansion Valve TXV VS Piston Fixed Orifice HVAC Metering Devices
Sizing Natural Gas and LP Propane Gas Pipe Longest Length Method IFGC 2015
00:12:43

Sizing Natural Gas and LP Propane Gas Pipe Longest Length Method IFGC 2015
HVAC Basic Tools of the Trade Don t Break the Bank
00:04:05

HVAC Basic Tools of the Trade Don t Break the Bank
Superheat Charging Chart How to Find Target Superheat and Actual Superheat on an Air Conditioner
00:05:22

Superheat Charging Chart How to Find Target Superheat and Actual Superheat on an Air Conditioner
Refrigerant Cycle Explained Heat Transfer Phase Changes High Low Pressure Vapor Liquid
00:01:34

Refrigerant Cycle Explained Heat Transfer Phase Changes High Low Pressure Vapor Liquid
Why Measure Both Superheat and Subcooling when Checking the Charge of an AC Unit with a TXV
00:07:45

Why Measure Both Superheat and Subcooling when Checking the Charge of an AC Unit with a TXV
HVAC Training Book Refrigerant Charging Service Procedures Ebook Paperback
00:02:16

HVAC Training Book Refrigerant Charging Service Procedures Ebook Paperback
Gastite TracPipe WardFlex CSST Overview Tips Safety and Certifications
00:11:37

Gastite TracPipe WardFlex CSST Overview Tips Safety and Certifications
Gas Furnace Troubleshooting Why the Sequence of Operation is Important
00:07:35

Gas Furnace Troubleshooting Why the Sequence of Operation is Important
How I Got Started as a Tech in the HVAC Trade
00:06:57

How I Got Started as a Tech in the HVAC Trade
Top 10 Interview Tips to Land that HVACR Job
00:12:39

Top 10 Interview Tips to Land that HVACR Job
The Best Way to Find a Refrigerant Leak at the Port
00:07:06

The Best Way to Find a Refrigerant Leak at the Port
Pressure Testing Gas Lines For Leaks Natural Gas LP Propane
00:11:17

Pressure Testing Gas Lines For Leaks Natural Gas LP Propane
Steps to Vacuum and Charge Refrigerant on a Mini Split Unit
00:15:08

Steps to Vacuum and Charge Refrigerant on a Mini Split Unit
Top 6 Gas Furnace Parts That are Blamed or Misdiagnosed as Bad No Heat
00:12:30

Top 6 Gas Furnace Parts That are Blamed or Misdiagnosed as Bad No Heat
Top 6 Gas Furnace Parts That are Blamed or Misdiagnosed as Bad No Heat
00:12:30

Top 6 Gas Furnace Parts That are Blamed or Misdiagnosed as Bad No Heat
Top 6 Gas Furnace Parts That are Blamed or Misdiagnosed as Bad No Heat
00:12:30

Top 6 Gas Furnace Parts That are Blamed or Misdiagnosed as Bad No Heat
HVAC Temp Rise Formula used to Measure Airflow CFM
00:09:26

HVAC Temp Rise Formula used to Measure Airflow CFM
HVAC Quick Reference Cards for Refrigerant Charging and Troubleshooting
00:04:34

HVAC Quick Reference Cards for Refrigerant Charging and Troubleshooting
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