MarzMan
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Carrier Motormaster V factory Default.
How to properly access Parameters and restore the Motormaster VFD to factory default
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Carrier Motormaster V and comfort Link operationsCarrier Motormaster V and comfort Link operations
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How to use test mode on Comfortlink and general Motormaster functions
Trane RTU Test ModeTrane RTU Test Mode
Trane RTU Test Mode
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Simplest way to properly Prime a Grease GunSimplest way to properly Prime a Grease Gun
Simplest way to properly Prime a Grease Gun
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Комментарии

  • @travisclarke9214
    @travisclarke9214 Месяц назад

    Tried every way, this is the only way lol

  • @DyslexicLunatic
    @DyslexicLunatic 2 месяца назад

    A 30 second video tops! Had to fast forward to garner anything useful. Why is everyone bent on trying to be a director. Get to the point.

  • @guillermotejeda692
    @guillermotejeda692 2 месяца назад

    I didn’t understand how that was second stage heating?

  • @baboneya
    @baboneya 5 месяцев назад

    Hey MarzMan, great videos! I wanted to comment and ask a question on another one of your videos. The video with Carrier Motormasters and ComfortLink, what is the wire code for the black yellow and blue wires for L1, L2, L3? I see it on contactors for compressors and motormasters. I've never this color designation. But then again, I haven't had my head in many chillers and HVAC as to remember.

  • @mr.vip317
    @mr.vip317 6 месяцев назад

    Excellent demonstration of priming a grease gun.

  • @Hopefullymarried
    @Hopefullymarried 9 месяцев назад

    fantastic info...as a new tech this was very helpful👍

  • @darylgass9532
    @darylgass9532 9 месяцев назад

    Don’t work !

  • @oscarcarrasquillo9360
    @oscarcarrasquillo9360 9 месяцев назад

    Ty men ,trane is getting out of control with controls.

  • @scoutwar1474
    @scoutwar1474 10 месяцев назад

    Can I bypass a phase monitor for testing?

  • @scoutwar1474
    @scoutwar1474 10 месяцев назад

    I worked on a Trane RTU and after 3 minutes of running shuts off, any tips?

  • @gayanudayanga6240
    @gayanudayanga6240 11 месяцев назад

    Great video Mr Marz We recently took over one site that has this kind of trane units. Tech supports are sucks. I would love to learn more where would I be able to learn about this type of units. Please let me know tech.. Thank you in advance 😊

  • @jamesritchie9736
    @jamesritchie9736 11 месяцев назад

    Very Informative focusing on small details causing the grease gun not to work.

  • @michaelmaclachlan2152
    @michaelmaclachlan2152 Год назад

    Thanks

  • @kyledupont7711
    @kyledupont7711 Год назад

    You may have to remove the hose and take the bleed valve all the way off, grease will come out of the hole if you dont pull out the pluger. Dont pull the plunger back too much and suck air back in, just let some ooze out and screw the valve back in, once its pumping put the hose back on. Don't forget to hold back on the plunger or you will have a hell of a mess

  • @danielmendoza871
    @danielmendoza871 Год назад

    Perfect video

  • @hondata79
    @hondata79 Год назад

    You da man thanks !

  • @Rinebo
    @Rinebo Год назад

    Thank you!

  • @joshwalsh6432
    @joshwalsh6432 Год назад

    Dude... thank you for this video. I was loosing my 💩. I almost threw this brand new gun through a wall.

  • @user-pd2nc2bf6w
    @user-pd2nc2bf6w Год назад

    Helpful video

  • @joecox9958
    @joecox9958 Год назад

    which gun and grease you use? thanks!

  • @aol11
    @aol11 Год назад

    Anyone else have a pile of "broken" grease guns? 😅

  • @travisconner1581
    @travisconner1581 Год назад

    It has a bleeder button on the top

  • @dennisedwards8954
    @dennisedwards8954 Год назад

    I've been going through RUclips looking at videos on loading and reloading a grease gun particularly, the small miniature grease guns. Your video is the only one that showed priming the grease gun. I have thrown out a grease gun in the past because it wouldn't pump the grease. I have wasted several partial tubes of Grease because the gun wouldn't pump grease and I thought that it was because of only half a tube of Grease. Prior to watching your video I did a basic prime of my miniature grease gun cuz it was the only thing I hadn't thought of doing yet. I then watched a number of RUclips videos all of them except yours lacking the step of priming. My grease gun is pumping Greece. Maximus Prime! Google voice recognition sucks I'm not making changes....

  • @robbymccormick4617
    @robbymccormick4617 Год назад

    Thanks buddy

  • @jonathanpeters186
    @jonathanpeters186 Год назад

    Thank you! It was the unscrewing the barrel part just a little bit to get the air out to fix my problem.

  • @goodtogo99
    @goodtogo99 Год назад

    People like you make RUclips awesome. Thanks.

  • @AGON17
    @AGON17 Год назад

    I would recommend holding the test short for a minimum of 8 seconds for best results

  • @BridgeWater94
    @BridgeWater94 Год назад

    For the repair did you just braze it or replace the txv piping?

  • @BridgeWater94
    @BridgeWater94 Год назад

    Amazing job teaching. You have a gift for teaching I can tell. Could you please make a video on how to check the charge on a unit? I’ve watched other people explain it but I still end up confused. You on the other hand explain everything so well. Keep it up

  • @quinnmath4722
    @quinnmath4722 Год назад

    Can you short, specific terminals with the proper resistors, to activate each mode separate?

  • @juhDaddy09
    @juhDaddy09 Год назад

    I can't get one of my Trane units to run in test mode. Any tips on where to check next? I got a no heat call - and so far I do not have power going to my t-stat downstairs. Any help would be appreciated!

    • @charleston51010
      @charleston51010 Год назад

      Dumb question, but did you check to make sure you have 24v from your transformer? And verify fuse is good? What about the led indicators?

    • @juhDaddy09
      @juhDaddy09 Год назад

      @@charleston51010 Not a dumb question at all. I am getting 24v from the transformer - no LED lights are on - not even a solid green one which is not normal. Also I notice that in "Trane phase monitor" is not showing ON - or FAULT. But I verified that I have all three legs of power. I'm stumped.

    • @charleston51010
      @charleston51010 Год назад

      Seems like you've got multiple issues. If you have power at the phase monitor and its not powering on, that's easy. Bad Monitor. Do you have 24v at the thermostat? If so, bad thermostat. You probably had a power spike or some bad power that not only took out the phase monitor, but also the stat. Hard to call when I'm not in front of it with a volt meter

    • @charleston51010
      @charleston51010 Год назад

      May have also lost the board. You're just going to have to keep checking with your meter. Everything that has power and is not functioning properly must likely to a hit from something

    • @juhDaddy09
      @juhDaddy09 Год назад

      @@charleston51010 thanks man - I'll let you know what I found out.

  • @livenhfree
    @livenhfree Год назад

    Thank you for this. So, from what I'm seeing, you're only concerned with the air gap at the top (where the metal tab is), and not the bottom of the canister?

    • @D3monicBlaze
      @D3monicBlaze Год назад

      The plunger plate meets the grease at the bottom.

  • @spartan5106
    @spartan5106 Год назад

    How do you know is is cooling mode 1,2, etc, is it written anywhere in the pannel?

    • @XCRVY
      @XCRVY Год назад

      You’ll know when it kicks on both compressors to kick on both stages of cooling

    • @spartan5106
      @spartan5106 Год назад

      @@XCRVY that makes sense, thank you.

    • @jrsmyth9761
      @jrsmyth9761 Год назад

      Yes, there is a legend on the unit.

  • @PBS-nm1uu
    @PBS-nm1uu Год назад

    yes great presentation, thanks

  • @harryharry3193
    @harryharry3193 2 года назад

    Simplest, fastest, Best explanation i saw. no BS, no music, no long winded animal shots, just what I wanted. Thank You.

  • @GKrutz
    @GKrutz 2 года назад

    Thanks so much!!

  • @StopCommies
    @StopCommies 2 года назад

    What about when you have a unit that refuses to go into test mode no matter how long you short the terminals? Including if you short them directly from the back of the LTB terminal board? It just never initiates test mode?

    • @marcorecinos8629
      @marcorecinos8629 Год назад

      Maybe the screws are rusty. Do it in the back, where the wires are connected

  • @Steven-gv1ke
    @Steven-gv1ke 2 года назад

    I don't care what any of y'all say, there is something else to this. I have been screwing around with a brand new grease pump for an hour now and have watched at least eight different videos on RUclips and none of them work!

    • @Steven-gv1ke
      @Steven-gv1ke 2 года назад

      I've literally repeated these instructions six times and it does not work. I've tried every variation you can possibly try of doing this. Nothing works.

    • @tobyjones0008
      @tobyjones0008 Год назад

      Same. I don't think my plunger is connected to the rod or something like that but every time I take the grease out and move the rod around it seems right. I think you're supposed to twist the rod or something like that and it should connect to the plunger but it isn't working for me :/ I ended up just leaving the stupid thing upside down overnight and gravity did all the work for me :)

    • @ddb1143
      @ddb1143 Год назад

      Try this: Pull the T handle (plunger handle) out slowly and try to feel when you pulled past the internal plunger, then turn the handle only 1/4 turn. Now push the T handle inward and If it connected properly you will be able to feel a strong resistance. This means that you are pushing the internal plunger. If you have a bleed screw then open it while you push the internal plunger and this will require a fairly strong effort. Unscrewing the barrel a turn or two will also allow an air bleed effect. I have pushed the internal plunger by setting the T on a bench and pulling down on the barrel because it was easier to put some controlled muscle into it. While applying strong pressure to the plunger, pump a few times (handle or trigger if electric grease gun). Understand that some people have no problem with loading the grease, but not all grease is the same viscosity and that is part of the challenge issue. Higher viscosity grease is harder to push out the air pockets. Often hidden internal air pockets is why a gun begins to quit pumping grease and bleeding may become necessary again.

    • @D3monicBlaze
      @D3monicBlaze Год назад

      Make sure your plunger plate fits inside the tube. You may be buying a tubeless grease gun (plunger plate is the entire circumference of the canister)

    • @kyledupont7711
      @kyledupont7711 Год назад

      Try taking the hose off. If there is pressure in the hose it won't prime no matter what you do. Another tip is to take the bleeder valve all the way off. Just be careful because Grease will come out very quickly if you don't hold back on the plunger, don't retract the plunger and draw air back in while you screw the valve back on, just pull back on it enough to keep it from shooting all the grease out

  • @micahortega6041
    @micahortega6041 2 года назад

    This helped so much. Thanks for presenting knowledge that others take for granted.

  • @jamesaldrich9238
    @jamesaldrich9238 2 года назад

    Dude you were a lifesaver I have never worked on Trane Now a quick question if you not sure if you’re out of test cycling the power will take you out of test completely

    • @charleston51010
      @charleston51010 2 года назад

      Glad i can help. That's correct. It will also end after a couple hrs on its own. I want to say 2 or 4 hours

    • @jamesaldrich9238
      @jamesaldrich9238 2 года назад

      Thanks leave the trade better then we found it

  • @jacielreyna8319
    @jacielreyna8319 2 года назад

    Good stuff thanks

  • @mariolopez-ri8wd
    @mariolopez-ri8wd 2 года назад

    thank you very very much good video

  • @guerajj77
    @guerajj77 2 года назад

    Thank you soooo much for this! I haven't seen anyone mention pushing the plunger in only part way. You're a life saver!

  • @timmytool1231
    @timmytool1231 2 года назад

    This is the fifth vid I have watched, I have a feeling my brand new medium priced gun is bad. It will not prime. I've tried every thing, nest step may be throw it in the lake if it floats I'll keep it. My next and last move is to manually add grease to the head and try that. I have a little valve on top, tried that, tried not tightening the barrel to allow grease, nothing.

  • @wrifraff
    @wrifraff 2 года назад

    I recently bought a new grease gun, and a new tube of grease. Thought I got all the air out, servicing the bearings on my trailer, out of nowhere it stopped pumping grease. Now I can't get it to prime at all. Very frustrating!

    • @charleston51010
      @charleston51010 2 года назад

      Completely unscrew the top with the hose. Put it back on,but don't tighten it all the way. Start pumping it as if you're greasing your bearing. After about 10 to pumps tighten the cap and you should be good to go

    • @marynollaig4124
      @marynollaig4124 2 года назад

      Chinese junk. They would break you heart. Some will pump half the grease out and stop. There is a big industrial one which works I hear. Why can't they make a screw on nipple?

  • @Rodzilla408
    @Rodzilla408 3 года назад

    👍👍 on the video, are all the trane test mode like this?

    • @charleston51010
      @charleston51010 3 года назад

      Thanks for the like. And most of them are

  • @marlondutton4820
    @marlondutton4820 3 года назад

    This was one of the best videos on HVAC on RUclips. Excellent teaching bro!!!

  • @oimate4201
    @oimate4201 3 года назад

    Thank you, sir!

  • @hdtv27ew1
    @hdtv27ew1 3 года назад

    On the body of my grease gun there is very small hole in the top two threads. For the first time, I have grease leaking out of that "weep" hole. The grease cartridge appears to be damage free so I'm not sure why grease is coming out of that little hole. It does stop once I relieve the pressure on the tube....... any ideas?

    • @charleston51010
      @charleston51010 3 года назад

      Are you able to tighten the plug anymore?

    • @hdtv27ew1
      @hdtv27ew1 3 года назад

      @@charleston51010 As tight as I can get it by hand. This puppy is old but I use it all the time and never noticed the tiny hole right near the top of the threads. I thought maybe a damaged cartridge at first, thou I couldn’t find a dent or nick, so I popped a new cartridge in and it is doing the same thing. I was just curious if anyone else ran into this, might be time for a new one. We use this one for our boat trailers and boat lifts…….

  • @kengartner6659
    @kengartner6659 3 года назад

    Thank you nosaJ !