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Wish you much success in your future role!

Nice!

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Got my hands on a Lennox core the other day. Had to go in and adjust dampers per customer. So easy. Good stuff Steve O

Have a voyager 2, drawings are pretty weathered down and hard to read as I'm in florida. Is there anyways to get the drawings online? Trane E-Library (Is it a paid service)? Haven't found them in the manuals or anything.

You’re a goat. Thank you for this

With solenoid magnets everywhere I would think you would be able to recover from a couple of ports. Put stubbies on other ports to verify.

I'm trying to follow you troubleshooting, it thinking the EEV or S3 (pump down solenoid) isn't open, but the sight glass wasn't clear till after you bypassed the low pressure switch. You were definitely short gas. S3 (pump down solenoid) in the piping diagram on page 31 of the Dectron DS Series Indoor OMM The reason for settling the air temperature 2° above the pool water, is that the higher the temperature difference between the air and pool water, the more evaporation will occur. If the temperature is below the pool water it will condense.

do I have to join my local ua to work in commercial hvac ? dont know what route to choose, my community college or my local ua

Great job Steve.

Nice job , good to see ya succeeding ... Thx

Nice work as always Steve, thank you for the knowledge.

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START UP STEVE

Hope the new position is treating you well?

Building codes definitely lax years ago . Most new buildings have to provide access ( I believe its under the fire codes) . Many times ive brought up unsafe conditions to building maintenance at facilities to address these issues moving forward in our service agreements. Is it me but are you finding a lot of new guys affected by ladders and heights?? 2guys last month ,and 1 new guy this week 😮

I normally find balls on roofs 😂

Such a awesome video, some* accounts you cant really do this, others you break it down a few units a month. Regardless, intellipaks are awesome i like them.

Damn, I’m so sorry. I’m goin to step my game up for sure. I WOULD BE PISSED! So you must have turned the unit off before putting the clamp on. I thought that shit was live. Should have saw the contactor isn’t pulled in but still that’s scary

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That pressure switch thing you did worked for me thank you

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Very happy for you man! Wish you the best of luck in your new adventures. I'm with Jason, Rick and Chris. We'll be here waiting anxiously for whatever you are able to put out. Thank you for all your great advice and information over the last few years. Take care friend!

I would expect an EEV to go with the rest of contemporary electronics.

Great job Steve.

Got to mess with my first core controller a few months ago. Was surprising how easy it was to connect too. I really liked it. Thanks for a good video Steve O.

Those seem like nice units ... Good vid Steve ... Thx Sir

that antenna might indeed be an Wi-Fi antenna, considering the unit uses Wi-Fi for connection, not Bluetooth.

That is the your Bluetooth’s antenna by the damper motor

I installed those units when they first came out. They are pretty nice and the CORE app is laid out pretty decent

I wish you all the best in your new role. You'll be a fantastic logic programmer. (I'm assuming you won't be on the hardware side?)...

Great vid. I’m about to replace one my self

Is this hvac or breaks? I usually face the lineset down when deburring to prevent shavings from getting in.

i totally agree with you, with the voltage taps. i often go to a recently installed roof top unit, and its wired with the wrong voltage tap on the transformer. thats why the start up sheets are important (-: ha ha ha

Lower voltage = higher amp draw.

It's wild how often we come across mis-taped transformers. Great info here.

Thats a very good check to do 👍👌

Amen, my biggest pet peeve Steve O.

Definitely a common issue. Great information Steve-o

Good find & good tips ... Thx

Good catch

I find that very common in commercial oftentimes goes on unchanged for years. I remembered in the real hot summers contacts for coils without close because it wouldn't get 24v it would drop to like 20 or 18v

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Very good sir

common problem Steve.

I used to find that all the time Steve.

I see this often. In fact, where I work we have 208 and every single unit had to be changed. You'll also see a primary tap for the higher voltages where you can select between 440, 460 or 480.

Just had the same problem. And it looks like I had the same thermostat fry if that was a Honeywell proseries. Amazing that it will fail instead of the main board 3 amp fuse

Use.a double flare always.