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HVAC Service Training Using Refrigerant Gauges to Read Liquid Line Restriction or Low Air Flow

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Refrigerant Charging Testing the TXV Bulb Pressures with Bulb in Hot Water Ice Water Normal
00:15:21

Refrigerant Charging Testing the TXV Bulb Pressures with Bulb in Hot Water Ice Water Normal
Checking the Refrigerant Charge How to Test a TXV if you suspect its the Problem
00:08:16

Checking the Refrigerant Charge How to Test a TXV if you suspect its the Problem
Refrigerant Charging What it looks like to have a Bad TXV Compared to just a Low Charge
00:11:40

Refrigerant Charging What it looks like to have a Bad TXV Compared to just a Low Charge
Refrigerant Charging Why Charge a System with a TXV in Subcooling and why Superheat will Not Work
00:05:51

Refrigerant Charging Why Charge a System with a TXV in Subcooling and why Superheat will Not Work
TXV Function Refrigerant States Superheat across the Evaporator Coil Pressures Applied Tips
00:05:04

TXV Function Refrigerant States Superheat across the Evaporator Coil Pressures Applied Tips
Evaporator Coil How it Works Refrigerant Flow Phase Change Saturation Point Superheat Tips
00:06:06

Evaporator Coil How it Works Refrigerant Flow Phase Change Saturation Point Superheat Tips
R 22 R 410A Refrigerants Checking the Charge How to tell if there is a Restriction or Bad TXV
00:04:31

R 22 R 410A Refrigerants Checking the Charge How to tell if there is a Restriction or Bad TXV
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
Charging Refrigerant Step by Step Procedure to Check a R 410a Charge in an Outdoor AC unit
00:03:04

Charging Refrigerant Step by Step Procedure to Check a R 410a Charge in an Outdoor AC unit
Brazing TXV External Equalizing Tube onto Evaporator Coil Suction Line Replacement of TXV
00:08:53

Brazing TXV External Equalizing Tube onto Evaporator Coil Suction Line Replacement of TXV
Step by Step instructions on how to properly Check Refrigerant Charge
00:04:49

Step by Step instructions on how to properly Check Refrigerant Charge
TXV Thermostatic Expansion Valve Sensing Bulb Position
00:07:54

TXV Thermostatic Expansion Valve Sensing Bulb Position
Liquid Receiver Tank Function Location in Refrigeration Why it s not used in Air Conditioning
00:08:30

Liquid Receiver Tank Function Location in Refrigeration Why it s not used in Air Conditioning
HVAC Service Training Using Refrigerant Gauges to Read Liquid Line Restriction or Low Air Flow
00:11:23

HVAC Service Training Using Refrigerant Gauges to Read Liquid Line Restriction or Low Air Flow
HVAC Service Call Diagnosis of a Bad TXV
00:07:06

HVAC Service Call Diagnosis of a Bad TXV
HVAC Metering Device Types TXV Piston Capillary Tubes
00:09:06

HVAC Metering Device Types TXV Piston Capillary Tubes
Valve Core Removal Tool for Replacement of Stuck Leaking Schrader Valves
00:06:47

Valve Core Removal Tool for Replacement of Stuck Leaking Schrader Valves
Wrong TXV on R 22 System Bad Readings
00:03:56

Wrong TXV on R 22 System Bad Readings
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
What s Inside a TXV How Does a Thermostatic Expansion Valve Work
00:12:56

What s Inside a TXV How Does a Thermostatic Expansion Valve Work
HVAC Training Metering Device Bypass for Heat Pumps Explained
00:08:31

HVAC Training Metering Device Bypass for Heat Pumps Explained
TXV Thermostatic Expansion Valve Operation with Pressures 3 HVAC Scenarios
00:06:45

TXV Thermostatic Expansion Valve Operation with Pressures 3 HVAC Scenarios
What is SUPERHEAT on an Air Conditioner
00:01:00

What is SUPERHEAT on an Air Conditioner
Showing TXV Operation with a Water Stream Thermostatic Expansion Valve Explained
00:09:05

Showing TXV Operation with a Water Stream Thermostatic Expansion Valve Explained

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Course Description

TXV thermostatic sensing bulb positioning course, in this course we delve into the intricacies of TXV (Thermostatic Expansion Valve) thermostatic sensing bulb positioning, essential for optimizing the performance of refrigeration and air conditioning systems. Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of the principles governing TXV operation, with a focus on the critical role of the sensing bulb. The course covers proper positioning techniques to ensure accurate temperature sensing and efficient system regulation, preventing issues like superheat instability and inadequate cooling. Through a blend of theoretical insights and practical demonstrations, learners will develop the skills necessary to troubleshoot and optimize TXV performance, ensuring energy efficiency and system reliability. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced technician, this course equips you with the knowledge to master TXV thermostatic sensing bulb positioning, enhancing your proficiency in HVACR maintenance and installation.
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