I’m so Honored to have you as my teacher for many years. I always say that you are the best and Ive learned so much from you thank you for everything you have taught me. And by the way when you draw the Refrigerant cycle don’t forget the cat lol.
Thank you for your time for teaching other people. You have the gift of teaching others. Not everyone has that capacity to teach others. God bless you.
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and putting it in very easy to understand format. Maybe you can explain more about the reasons for a start and run capacitors. Thanks again
Thank you!!! take a look at this video see if it is what you were asking about. If not let me know! ua-cam.com/video/miGIMaiG-pc/v-deo.html&lc=z23dgrbgmse4st0hu04t1aokgydobulby3uyxpxssm3qbk0h00410
Thank you for nice video. I have a question when you draw cap you place the sign that the curved side is connected to the starter and flat side of cap symbol towards the power supply.do the caps have polarity for starter?
Capacitors are no longer polarized so it makes no difference how you hook up the capacitors. If you are concerned about it then the curved end is the anode or the + positive end and the straight is the cathode or the - negative part. 25 or 30 years ago it did make a difference but not anymore. The very small capacitors for electronics ARE polarized and it does make a difference when working on circuit-boards
I am sorry I just saw your message! Capacitors used to be polarized BUT they are not anymore, so it does NOT matter which side you hook up to which line. Sorry it took me so long to answer you.
I believe I have a video about Superheat and sub cooling. Could you PLEASE check if I do? If I do not could you please let me know, (I have over 70 videos,) and I will make a video for you if it is not ther. All I ask is that you subscribed to my page? please let me know if superheat and subcooling video is not there.
Could I get to see the fault finding on the board as well please.... Also Can you explain why when condenser fan motor gose bad it takes out PCB and bad compressor takes out inverter board... 👍
I just got to say outstanding demonstration on this particular subject. Literally gave me so much answers I couldn't thoroughly understand before. Thank you sir!
Thank You, I remember the man who taught me this Many years ago. You are a natural teacher, clear explanations and to the point.
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I’m so Honored to have you as my teacher for many years. I always say that you are the best and Ive learned so much from you thank you for everything you have taught me. And by the way when you draw the Refrigerant cycle don’t forget the cat lol.
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I really appreciate the way you explain refrigeration/air conditioning systems. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
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Thank you for your time for teaching other people. You have the gift of teaching others. Not everyone has that capacity to teach others. God bless you.
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Excellent video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and putting it in very easy to understand format. Maybe you can explain more about the reasons for a start and run capacitors. Thanks again
Thank you!!! take a look at this video see if it is what you were asking about. If not let me know!
ua-cam.com/video/miGIMaiG-pc/v-deo.html&lc=z23dgrbgmse4st0hu04t1aokgydobulby3uyxpxssm3qbk0h00410
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Thank you for nice video.
I have a question when you draw cap you place the sign that the curved side is connected to the starter and flat side of cap symbol towards the power supply.do the caps have polarity for starter?
Capacitors are no longer polarized so it makes no difference how you hook up the capacitors. If you are concerned about it then the curved end is the anode or the + positive end and the straight is the cathode or the - negative part. 25 or 30 years ago it did make a difference but not anymore. The very small capacitors for electronics ARE polarized and it does make a difference when working on circuit-boards
I am sorry I just saw your message! Capacitors used to be polarized BUT they are not anymore, so it does NOT matter which side you hook up to which line. Sorry it took me so long to answer you.
Pls talk about superheat and subcooling and how to set them.
I believe I have a video about Superheat and sub cooling. Could you PLEASE check if I do? If I do not could you please let me know, (I have over 70 videos,) and I will make a video for you if it is not ther. All I ask is that you subscribed to my page? please let me know if superheat and subcooling video is not there.
Could I get to see the fault finding on the board as well please.... Also Can you explain why when condenser fan motor gose bad it takes out PCB and bad compressor takes out inverter board... 👍
I just got to say outstanding demonstration on this particular subject. Literally gave me so much answers I couldn't thoroughly understand before. Thank you sir!
You are welcome I am glad IO could help!!!