The ones prescribed in the video are very technical and the tools used are ideal for this kind of work, but I see it is that if the machine, due to the manufacturer's strategy, installs a single-pole contactor and there is a direct phase there, why not? I change it to one with two poles so that when the machine is at rest no electrical voltage is entering it, even though a voltage spike may seem illogical even when it is at rest, that direct line lends itself to the generation of inopportune news. Having a two-pole contactor avoids this kind of novelty and is one more way to preserve the condensing unit. I say this from the point of view as an electrician. thus finds disconet and Breakers. for the most cool video.
Awesome video. Super helpful, thank you! Keep up the great work sir.
Thank you!
Thanks for the video is helpful, a question Does the compressor come with its own oil? or you need to add separately, thank you for answer
Great question! And yes it does come with its own oil already inside the compressor, you do not have to add any oil to it.
The ones prescribed in the video are very technical and the tools used are ideal for this kind of work, but I see it is that if the machine, due to the manufacturer's strategy, installs a single-pole contactor and there is a direct phase there, why not? I change it to one with two poles so that when the machine is at rest no electrical voltage is entering it, even though a voltage spike may seem illogical even when it is at rest, that direct line lends itself to the generation of inopportune news. Having a two-pole contactor avoids this kind of novelty and is one more way to preserve the condensing unit. I say this from the point of view as an electrician. thus finds disconet and Breakers. for the most cool video.