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HVACR AUS
Добавлен 28 окт 2022
Commercial HVACR technician from Melbourne, Australia.
Daikin VRV-S / New VRV-S System isn’t Heating the Space
I was sent to site to suss out if a VRV-S systems temperature issues were related to install or to the connected BMS.
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Видео
Daikin / 27kW Package Unit is Covered in Ice
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.День назад
Service call for this Daikin Package unit not heating properly.
Fujitsu Airstage / Pumping Down a 3 Pipe VRF to Add an Extra Indoor Unit
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.14 дней назад
Pumped down this Fujitsu Airstage Heat Recovery VRF to allow our Mech team to add an extra indoor unit onto this system.
Apac / System Ran But Then Blew an Outdoor Fuse
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.21 день назад
Previously tech said system ran fine in it then blew the F3 fuse on the outdoor PCB.
Mitsubishi Electric / Fan Replacement on a PUHZ-YKM & Static Pressure Measurements
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.Месяц назад
Returned to site to carry out static pressure measurements and adjust the dip switch settings accordingly. Then, returned with the outdoor fan to replace. Trying to make the best of a bad situation with this install.
Mitsubishi Electric / Replacing the Outdoor Coil on a City Multi VRF
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.Месяц назад
We’ve finally come back to replace the coil I repaired on the slave unit on the City Multi YLM
Daikin / Repairing an E3 Fault on a Multi Inverter
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.Месяц назад
Service call was for the system not working. Found an E3 fault logged which I have previously investigate and found nothing. This time the HP switch had stuck open.
Mitsubishi Electric / City Multi VRF 6831 Fault Turned into a Lot More
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Mitsubishi Electric / City Multi VRF 6831 Fault Turned into a Lot More
Mitsubishi Electric / City Multi VRF Leak Repair - Part 3
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Mitsubishi Electric / City Multi VRF Leak Repair - Part 3
Mitsubishi Electric / City Multi VRF Leak Repair - Part 2
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Mitsubishi Electric / City Multi VRF Leak Repair - Part 2
Mitsubishi Electric / City Multi VRF Leak Repair - Part 1
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Mitsubishi Electric / City Multi VRF Leak Repair - Part 1
Temperzone / Split Ducted System not Cooling
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Temperzone / Split Ducted System not Cooling
Multiple Air Conditioners Are Down
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Multiple Air Conditioners Are Down
The Walk-in Freezer Has a Few Issues
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The Walk-in Freezer Has a Few Issues
Mitsubishi Electric / City Multi VRF 5015 Fault
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.9 месяцев назад
Mitsubishi Electric / City Multi VRF 5015 Fault
Servicing My Ducted Air Conditioner
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Servicing My Ducted Air Conditioner
Daikin VRV III / Inverter Compressor & PCB Replacement on a VRV System - Part 2
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Daikin VRV III / Inverter Compressor & PCB Replacement on a VRV System - Part 2
Daikin VRV III / Inverter Compressor & PCB Replacement on a VRV System - Part 1
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Daikin VRV III / Inverter Compressor & PCB Replacement on a VRV System - Part 1
Actron Air / Commissioning a 25kW Package Unit
Просмотров 95810 месяцев назад
Actron Air / Commissioning a 25kW Package Unit
A Few Jobs From Multiple Sites Ep 3
Просмотров 95810 месяцев назад
A Few Jobs From Multiple Sites Ep 3
Mitsubishi Electric / City Multi VRF 6607 Fault
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Mitsubishi Electric / City Multi VRF 6607 Fault
A Few Jobs From Multiple Sites Ep 2
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A Few Jobs From Multiple Sites Ep 2
LG MultiV 5 / Recommissioning an LG VRF System
Просмотров 5 тыс.11 месяцев назад
LG MultiV 5 / Recommissioning an LG VRF System
Mitsubishi Electric / Multi Head System Runs and Then Turns Off
Просмотров 883Год назад
Mitsubishi Electric / Multi Head System Runs and Then Turns Off
Temperzone / Replacing Two Faulty UC8 PCB’s
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Temperzone / Replacing Two Faulty UC8 PCB’s
Walk-in Cool Room Appears to Have Issues
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Walk-in Cool Room Appears to Have Issues
Great job, keep up the good work 👍
Most of vrv and vrf always fix and have problems
You made that look pretty easy. Well done. I have a problem with a recent new ME split install. Fan only, runs quiet , but when in heat mode makes a hell of a racket. After enquiring with Mitsi Electric, tech person suggested that the indoor unit might not be attached to the wall bracket correctly, in particular the centre hook at the top of the bracket. Would you agree with this possibility, or could it be something else?
I have seen that before where the middle clip isn’t in correctly and in heating mode the unit expands and makes contact with the fan barrel. Makes an aggressive noise. Can always be something too, but first check how it’s sitting.
What’s brand of package unit selling in Australia?
Temperzone is the most common I see. Actron Air and Daikin too.
Hey mate. Just curious if you where able to download that PDF online or whether you had to get it through tech support? Im my experience, fault finding ACs is much more striaght forward with the right information but finding the information is the hard part 😂 Great content as always.
Hey mate. I can’t remember the specific PDF you’re referring too, but for everything Temperzone I use both the service manuals available on their website. The 2016 version is great for UC6-UC8’s. The latest has good information on their most recent stuff.
@@hvacraustralia thankyou 🙂
Love the perspective of not just charging it to a full charge because you can, we recently picked up a fast paced contract with over 150 refrigeration systems and the client demands we top up systems then return when we’re less under the pump, does my head in.
That sounds frustrating mate. I’ve been in situations like that before with other companies. Now I won’t do it, but luckily we don’t look after a lot of refrigeration gear.
Just a couple of suggestions. You can just hold down the bottom right hand button, go into group address and release it so the BMS not long recognises it, just remember to put it back when finished. Also when you have any central control connected to a Daikin the temp reported to the BMS is the return air (even if you have it set up to sense at wall controller). So it may just be cycling off. Trying changing field setting to 20 6-02 and this will allow it so sense at the wall controller, hopefully does the trick.
That makes perfect sense. Remove the group address so the BMS doesn’t recognise it. Wish I’d thought of that while I was there 😂 Thanks for sharing that, I was unaware. I believe my R/A temp was pretty high in the video. Daikin had attended this site to set up the system originally, so hopefully this was something they set. I’ll try and find their commissioning report and see if they adjusted that setting. Thanks for the information mate.
Thats a fuck up lol
It’s becoming way too common unfortunately 😂
@@hvacraustralia and your own company that you work for has done is even worse I think. Make sure you give it to them lol
Can the BMS guys lock it on heat in winter and cool in summer . increase the deadband or lock the range to prevent overshoot.
Could do, but I’ve had mixed results setting up a seasons schedule. Works great during the winter and summer but all other times they struggle. I think this solution should work well 🤞
Patton coil quality has really gone downhill, replaced way too many pitted evaps that aren’t overly old in the last few months
It does seem to be getting worse.
Thank god for UC8s these days
100%
It’s a good day when you make an upload!
Thanks for the supper mate, always appreciated!
Good job.
Thanks mate.
Had this issue at a gas station, didn't want to wait 3 weeks for a hotworks permit so just done a 1/4 to 1/4 flare join. No leaks so far..
That’s all that matters 😂
Nice vid mate very thorough diagnosis
Thanks mate.
Do you have a link to the video about How these work in more detail? Got a site with 4 of these that constantly have issues with the fans failing & tripping on head pressure when both circuits are running at the same time
The short video is on my Instagram page before I was on RUclips. It’s more about the air to air HEX, not individual components though so might not be useful in your situation.
Just a couple of more weeks to go im flying in from Dubai mate….getting nervous😬😬i see its freezing down there now
Awesome mate! Good luck with the move. This was a particularly cold morning. This morning was much more reasonable at 10 degrees C.
Always start from the basics i.e checking the voltage
Every time 👌
Nice vid. If you have an old fashioned oiler, hand held, put some Liquid oil on the shaft. It’ll flow into the bearing housing and give you a bit more life and decrease the friction until new fan arrives. Your ac’s on that side of the world are built slightly different than our here in the USA
Thanks mate. Thanks for the tip, I’ll definitely try that the next time.
Most likely capacitive coupling from the conductors being ran next to other cables. Put a load on it and generally disappears
that looks like the worlds biggest shit show
It is. Still ongoing too.
@@hvacraustralia I wouldn't have any hair left after an hour working on that
My suggestion don't waste your money on wd40 shite, buy liquid inox its 1000% better
I haven’t used it before. I’ll give it a try next time. Thanks for the tip mate.
Why not run it on cooling? 🤷
People tend to get annoyed when you blast cold air at them during winter. Water is always my first option.
You found freezer on roof mate 😜
😂
Nice one mate, been recommending my apprentices to watch your videos, always thorough and informative! Keep it up Fun fact one of the boys got their tafe teacher to play some of your videos at tafe when they were at the end of one of their blocks.
That’s really cool to hear! Thanks for sharing that, brought a big smile to my face. Always nice to know people are enjoying the videos.
Niiice. White paircoil and an isolator mounted directly on the unit. The hallmark of a great install!! Oh, and using two 2 core & earth TPS cables for the three phase supply.. love it
The further you look the better it gets 😂
Those fan motors look like the typical American style motors. From what I've seen on HVACR Videos, they've got rubber plugs on each end. Chris says you're supposed to pull the plugs out of the bottom of the motor so any moisture can weep out - as they're not completely sealed like the typical big induction motors we use for indoor fans and all that jazz. Might be worth doing the next time you're out there, they'd probably cop some good temperature swings in winter leading to condensation inside. ruclips.net/video/wbKm2jNAZC0/видео.html
This particular motor had a weep hole at the bottom already without any rubber plugs inserted. I’ve seen the style you’re referring to though. I don’t use them very often, but definitely something to keep in mind. Love watching HVACR VIDEOS. Learnt a lot from watching his stuff. It’s a great resource.
Surprised it didn't throw a fault, that was an impressive amount of ice!
Seriously right? Pretty crazy it didn’t give spit out anything.
Just when you think you have finished the job or tell yourself this is a quick schrader valve replacement fix. Been there.
Right when you’re least expecting it too 😂
Something i noticed at 12.00 mins when you show outdoor fan rotation, it looks like the fan cowling is missing?
They are on all the outdoors. This whole install is a bit of a shit show. Long story short, we’re going back with the ME cowls and reworking the ductwork. I’ll remeasure the static pressure once’s this is done and adjust the dip switches accordingly.
Shit they forgot the third pipe. Rookies.
😂 it’s unfortunate how common this is
Can you show refrigeration recovery mode settings please
This is a two pipe heat recovery so there is no Refrigerant Recovery Mode as you’re pulling from both sides. The manuals don’t even have it as an option.
I used to get my 2 extension ladders to get those condenser until WORKSAFE told me I can’t use them anymore 🤷 I’m glad my client build a access to those units coz nobody wants to the PM on their aircons 😜
Can’t do that anymore 😂
Could you put the product no. For the mini Nitrogen regulator from ACTROL?
It doesn’t appear to be on their website. Potentially just my local Actrol selling them. Next time I’m in I’ll grab the part number and post it back here.
It’s Tesuco part number is PBT1 not too sure on product code! Found it supplied at my local actrol also
@@jamesmccann8896 Thanks alot, I’ll get one ASAP
So the other half still inside? 😮
Yeah, it didn’t want to leave 😂
The second you see blue leak lock you know there’s dramas ahahha standard
100% 😂
Had the exact same issue on a process chiller, leaking core but someone had squished the port to an oval and the core broke off trying to remove it. Worst part was fishing the bottom end of the depressor out of the pipe then had no choice but to sweat on a new port. Some people man
Such a small thing can cause such big problems.
That the beauty of Fridgy mate
the reason why they are freezing up is because the dipshits that fitted the ducting removed the fan guide/cowl that is normally on the top. the fan is just not doing anything exept free spinning. you need to make something around the fans that fills in the space so the fan can actually generate pressure. this is why your readings are all over the place. dont know how expensive those original cowls are but i would find a way to put those back in.
100%. After releasing this video I got some great feedback back and did a lot of reading into it. I’ll go back after the original cowls are back on and the duct alterations are done to remeasure the static and adjust the dip switches accordingly.
Keep up the good work mate!
Thanks mate.
Good job tech
Thanks mate.
Omfg! Why didn't you remove that hoop iron??
It’s serves a purpose. Condenser is on a rooftop with nothing to break the wind. It doesn’t look the greatest. Have you got a better alternative?
@@hvacraustralia no no no! Remove it just while your working on it. I wasn't saying remove it all together hahah
I think generally to get a reasonable static pressure reading it has to be taken 5 (unsure of exact number) duct diameters downstream from elbows or anything that would cause turbulence. Hard to get that sometimes in real scenarios.
Thanks for the tip mate, appreciate it. I’ve also come to realise that my static pressure readings will be wrong without the cowls present. I’ll need to go back once the cowls and duct reworks have happened to remeasure.
Love it man. Love the tee on the vac.
It’s a great kit. Really speed the process up!
All you need really is a cup of coffee and some doughnuts, enjoy the view!!!!
100% 😂
Beautiful
Snow machine snow ❄️!
You can press the down button on the PCB to do a speed up to bypass the 2 minute timer 👍
Good to know. Thanks mate.
You can make a snowman now!!!!!😅😅😅😅🎉🎉🎉🎉
😂
Cool! 🎉