HVAC gauges
August 6, 2010 by Air Phase - All About Air Conditioning
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This is a tutorial about air conditioning gauges.
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@GregWorrix I’m pretty much a fan of CPS and Yellow Jacket.
What are good brand names to buy?
Why does that set of guages have 2 ports for each color hose? The other guage you have there only has one port for each? What are the extra set of ports for?
thanks, Doc for responding I can’t wait see ya!
thanks,
John(Portland,Oregon)
@falconninja1211 I’m planning to show that in my next video. Thanks.
hey, thanks for all your videos and sharing to the rest of the world. I have a question how to properly and what you advice how to return refrig. back to the system say to the suction side when your ready to disconnect the manifolds, so i do not waste refrig.
also, what to look for on the gauges in the process before disconnecting manifolds.
thanks,
john
@davemustainee2 The amount of subcooling is the temperature difference between the inlet and the outlet of the condensing coil.
Hi, Dr. Z Could you explain subcool method of charging , for me please? step by step
Thanks Doc. I needed a refresher.
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WHY DONT U FUCK DR.Z
It would probably work okay in the summer, but then it could become a problem in cooler weather.
Dear Dr. Zarkloff,
I would ask if it is possible to replace a 2horsepower window type unit to a 2.5 horsepower in the same unit? My aim is to increase the cooling capacity of the unit.
Thank you and more power!
Lito Pabalan
One side is the low side and the other is the hight side.
thank you DrZarkloff for the video,
although I am not an ac tech but I have learned a lot about ac from your videos,
question regarding the valve manifold, when both valves are fully open are both sides” the high and the low are open to ach others” thats how I understood it”
the other question is why do we have two fittings in each sideŁ
and sorry for the poor English as it is not my 1st language
thanks again
Thanks for watching.
Cool. I hope this helped.
Thank you very much.
Dr. Z,
Thanks for your Video. You are a good instructor and I have learned a lot about HVAC from your video. Keep up, again thank you for your times.
i go to school for hvac and we are learning this now
Dr Zarkloff u r great man in hvac industry
good work make more video
thank u
Thanks. I will.
Please make more videos
Thank you..
Thank you very much for watching my videos. I’ve known my share of selfish techs, too.