I had red light on phase monitor & external stop . Ełectrician’s moved feed to a different panel phases needed to be swapped . Couldn’t find TB-4 when I was tracing out external stop circuit , video helped 💪🏼
Buddy! I just did this exact troubleshoot. My search stopped at the phase monitor. Getting power. Tested by jumping y-in and y-out. Phase monitor getting 115. Thanks for helping. It was my first time on an intellipak.
We went back there. Cleaned the coil and dropped in a new monitor. They are back online. No blown fuse though. Just a burned spot inside the epoxy fill on the phase monitor. Looks like the fuse won that round.
He goes over the schematic and also show's step by step how to wire it up and explains why. Really the only guy on RUclips that does that. He the fking man.
@@D2DNYAC I live in California, about to obtain my refrigeration certificate, will get into the field early next year. Videos like yours really help me understand better
I like your videos. If a 20 amp fuse blew, I would use the amp clamp to check the running current. I'm guessing an igniter or motor is off the same circuit since 20 amps are too much for just control. Then check the schematic for possible high current causes. Check for some circuit that pulls in under certain conditions.
Did you go to Trane schooling? How did you gather your knowledge? You are one tech that I've noticed who works on everything. Large equipment is my end goal chillers, mammoths, rtus large splits but no residential.
Worked on one of these Friday. Alarm was high pressure differential failure, ended up being bad temp sensors on both sides of evap coil. Was reading almost 200 😳 lol
Good video, but just remember all digital inputs are switches and no voltage there are either off or on. Based on Controller logic it knows if closed ok or trouble. Switches on inputs you cannot have voltage they blow stuff up.
I had a phase monitor fail on a unit that had been installed for 2 years. Went to PM the unit and it said out of phase. Swapped phase just to see and it still said out of phase. Replaced and the unit worked fine
Correct. It closes the contacts when the device is in a "normal" state. If it was N/C and the device failed or like in this case lost power it would allow control power to pass even if the equipment was in an alarm condition.
I’ve worked on a ton of these. External stop is typically linked to fire. That fuse pops a ton because the duct detector has shorted to ground. I would have checked continuity to ground, or at least jumped between the circuit at tb 4 personally, but good job none the less.
I had red light on phase monitor & external stop . Ełectrician’s moved feed to a different panel phases needed to be swapped . Couldn’t find TB-4 when I was tracing out external stop circuit , video helped 💪🏼
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Had this same issue today. My journeyman and I were thankful for you. Ended up being a bad fuse.
Please keep making videos showing the schematics is a huge help thank you !!
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Don't worry about video length! Information like this is priceless!!!
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The way you read and explained the schematic made it easy to understand. Thank you brother.
Love that beep!!!!! Another great trouble shooting video all the way till the end!!!!! Bravo!!!!! Keep em coming Ace
Loved working on RTU's until it poured rain and got gusty! Wished the doors opened as a canopy overhead.
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It’s a great feeling to be blessed with such troubleshooting skills.
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Buddy! I just did this exact troubleshoot. My search stopped at the phase monitor. Getting power. Tested by jumping y-in and y-out. Phase monitor getting 115.
Thanks for helping. It was my first time on an intellipak.
Awesome
We went back there. Cleaned the coil and dropped in a new monitor. They are back online.
No blown fuse though. Just a burned spot inside the epoxy fill on the phase monitor. Looks like the fuse won that round.
Great troubleshooting. I work on trane equipment everyday and learned something today watching. Just subscribed.
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Thanks a lot brother 🙏🏽 I’m new to the hvac field and new to the commercial side . You have some great information! Thank you !
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Love the continuity’s beeping sound 👍
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This helped me read the schematic better, TY🙌🏼👍🏽
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Awesome job. Nothing better than the ability to troubleshoot
I agree
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My company just started taking on some trane units. These videos are helpful. Thanks
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Appreciate the way you show going over the schematic
He goes over the schematic and also show's step by step how to wire it up and explains why. Really the only guy on RUclips that does that. He the fking man.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, wish you the best.
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Solid video, nuff. nuff. respect, can you do a video on the trane. TEST MODE.
This is a very well explained and executed video. I was very very impressed… keep it up 👍
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I want to have your troubleshooting skills someday .
@juan Mojica thank you 😊 🙏 for this comment I really appreciate it. Are you a tech and what country are you in?
@@D2DNYAC I live in California, about to obtain my refrigeration certificate, will get into the field early next year. Videos like yours really help me understand better
Great troubleshooting keep going thank you for the videos
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I like your videos.
If a 20 amp fuse blew, I would use the amp clamp to check the running current. I'm guessing an igniter or motor is off the same circuit since 20 amps are too much for just control. Then check the schematic for possible high current causes. Check for some circuit that pulls in under certain conditions.
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Thanks for sharing this video. It really helped me out of a jam. Keep up the good work!
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Did you go to Trane schooling? How did you gather your knowledge? You are one tech that I've noticed who works on everything. Large equipment is my end goal chillers, mammoths, rtus large splits but no residential.
@cam94cb no trane school/training
Only trade school I gather my knowledge mostly from the field
I recently had to replace on of those big transformers….very heavy!
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Thank you very kindly for sharing your knowledge, time and skills my brother! HVAC Love!
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Worked on one of these Friday. Alarm was high pressure differential failure, ended up being bad temp sensors on both sides of evap coil. Was reading almost 200 😳 lol
Interesting stuff sir 🙂
Like the video U have great trouble shooting skills.just a question would a ground test on the transformer help.
Yes has part of troubleshooting the problem surely
Good video, but just remember all digital inputs are switches and no voltage there are either off or on. Based on Controller logic it knows if closed ok or trouble. Switches on inputs you cannot have voltage they blow stuff up.
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Thnaks brother you saved my day. God bless you.
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I had a phase monitor fail on a unit that had been installed for 2 years. Went to PM the unit and it said out of phase. Swapped phase just to see and it still said out of phase. Replaced and the unit worked fine
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Awesome bro thank you!
Always very informative. Thank you !!
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Where do you got to get advanced training on rtu system. Trane?
No where, learn from experience
Good video...show the cooling test mode
Ok next time
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Great video Thank you
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Looking at the schematic isn't the phase monitor N/O ? Great work by the way .
Correct. It closes the contacts when the device is in a "normal" state. If it was N/C and the device failed or like in this case lost power it would allow control power to pass even if the equipment was in an alarm condition.
@@jonnymac31 thanks for the explanation. Young tech hear still learning
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Is that remote option use as fire relay ? ive worked on plenty of York YPAL units but I have yet to service one of these !! great content my manm
You can use it for fire shutdown , however it has dedicated spot for that if I am not mistaken
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Can you post some troubleshooting videos on two circuits HVAC unit, thanks
always love your content always great thanks you again.
Thank you excellent explanation
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Luv the beep bro
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LOVE THAT BEEP!!!!
My name is Sean Weber and I am a tech in Louisiana .. I am having some issues on RTU
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Ok Well done bro" Now tell me how much would you charge for this work seriously and honestly.
300$US for the diagnostic
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WHY SUPPLY FAN STOP AUTO MATIC WHAT WAS THE PROBLEM
i have other videos on trane rtu you could also watch
Conclusion : -- "External" to the intellipak.
-- Internal to the package unit.
"External" supposed to be out of the package A//C as a whole.
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why that fuse got burned
Probably just a bad fuse , because the fuse was replaced and no issues since then!
I’ve worked on a ton of these. External stop is typically linked to fire. That fuse pops a ton because the duct detector has shorted to ground. I would have checked continuity to ground, or at least jumped between the circuit at tb 4 personally, but good job none the less.
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I want to see cooling service test
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Alarm system or other (exterior to the actual package unit).
false contact on the jack or plug, or bad soldering behind the board.
@ookalimanoo did you watch the entire video ? 😂
Beast in these streets
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@jimmy landers Are you a technician?
I would like to come up and work/ learn with you.
great video man!
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Yo you bad fam. Elite is a must lol
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Your videos are very helpful.. I am in that field as well and looking to be Elite like you one day bredda. Respect again for the info
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Nice troubleshooting bruh
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External stop had to be an alarm tgat shut the unit down most likely
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Great video. Ty
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Good stuff sir
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@shawn Fleming pro?
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Put it into cooling mode.
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Phase monitor is 120v ac
Power supply
Tranes got a bad habit of putting phase monitors in series with high pressure switches also on smaller units.
@john McMaster smh 🤦♀️ not to mention it’s one of the most expensive brands in hvac
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thanks bro
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That’s a good beep
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Put it in service mode
Got you
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Your good
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Cooling test Mode - service Test
Trane schematics are some of the easiest to read.
Really
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@@D2DNYAC thank you for the great 👍🏼 content, keep them coming
Probably a smoke detector or customer safety
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100 brother
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Cooling test Mode - service Test
Video is already up