Mike, you make it so easy to understand and you are doing a great job in teaching others about electrical trouble shooting! Thank you! Much appreciated!
Many videos ago I remember saying you would make a great instructor. You've proven me right. Keep up the great vids Jumper. I'm not even in the HVAC business anymore (did it for 16 years) but I still watch your vids due to the high quality content.
Thanks for this video! The simplified AC system representation on a board was a great help. When you get inside an actual AC unit, everything seems to be jumbled together and it's harder to understand what is going on. This helps a lot to understand what needs to happen for the system to work. Now I need to check and see if you have a video on how the capacitors work! Thanks again!
thanks for takking your time on making this board, I am a visual learner and this basically set me up for a really good mark on my wiring test I have. T
Could you take a sharpie and label the component's on your board ... AC fan , compressor etc ... Excellent explanations especially for new techs ... Thx for sharing ...
Hi. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with this. We recently added a booster fan to our HVAC system, and have it wired back to the furnace to kick on with the blower. We have it relayed with a 24v relay switch as you show here. Unfortunately for us, it is mounted on the floor joists directly below our family room and the relay switch “Pop” is incredibly loud when it opens and closes. Wondering if you know of any quiet relay switches that would work, or any tips on how we might be able to minimize the noise. Any suggestions you have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again!
A relay and a contactor are just switches that open and close? Question bro, what do we use when we check resistance. Are we checking for shorts? Also when we get an ol, open line, is that again thing. Thank you for your knowledge.
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hi , this is an excellent work and will help a lot of students. i would love to follow you and support this video. do you have a ladder diagram for this set up? thank you
1st, voltage measures a difference between two points. So, the voltage goes away (is equal between two points) because the electrical current moves through the circuit to the next load. I hope that helps.
5 wire not 4 honeywell thermostat lightswitch left behind no rf as disconnected theory was mosfet omron cooling transformer video as had time in the house so arc on electrical as subpump room jack 5 wire on side of lighswitch whhat would it be as home inspector never saw before left behind
Please replace that receptacle with a male cordcap, use a regular extension cord, and destroy the male/male cheater cord that I'm assuming you're currently using to supply power to the receptacle.
Mike, you make it so easy to understand and you are doing a great job in teaching others about electrical trouble shooting! Thank you! Much appreciated!
Many videos ago I remember saying you would make a great instructor. You've proven me right. Keep up the great vids Jumper. I'm not even in the HVAC business anymore (did it for 16 years) but I still watch your vids due to the high quality content.
Thanks for this video! The simplified AC system representation on a board was a great help. When you get inside an actual AC unit, everything seems to be jumbled together and it's harder to understand what is going on. This helps a lot to understand what needs to happen for the system to work. Now I need to check and see if you have a video on how the capacitors work! Thanks again!
Vrey good
Can't get any clearer then this..... After one year school and one year in commercial this is the best .....
Follow you ALL the timeYou do a concise job all the time. Love your channel
thanks for takking your time on making this board, I am a visual learner and this basically set me up for a really good mark on my wiring test I have. T
This is a great training video. More like this please.
Bro you just made the best training video..... Thanks alot ....
Super...thanks I just started in hvac in Chicago...is good to more in this job....
Great explanation, very clear. Please, carry on your excellent help.
Appreciate the quality of video! clear and concise breakdown of how everything works. Keep it up my g!
this is really cool. Basically an art piece as well
Very informative and easy to understand thank you keep this videos coming.
Very high quality content. Keep it coming!
Helpful and interesting video. Great tutorial. Great job JMT.
Thanks 4 the video. im a student. This helps in class.
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for new videos every week! 🔧⚡️
Nice visual material. Keep going.
CANT HET ANY CLEARER!!! THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO
Great job professor 😆
A thing to point out…you read volts wire to wire on the relay because there is a load between them.
Could you take a sharpie and label the component's on your board ... AC fan , compressor etc ... Excellent explanations especially for new techs ... Thx for sharing ...
Very good video but will be nice if you show a little bit more the thermostat wiring thanks
Jump man. Love the videos. I like this one especially
Great explanation. God Bless
Question, what is those 2 cables coming from the compressor and condenser to the low voltage terminals block?
Awesome explanation! Thank you so much!! I’m subscribed, brother!! Keep them coming!!
Hi. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with this. We recently added a booster fan to our HVAC system, and have it wired back to the furnace to kick on with the blower. We have it relayed with a 24v relay switch as you show here. Unfortunately for us, it is mounted on the floor joists directly below our family room and the relay switch “Pop” is incredibly loud when it opens and closes. Wondering if you know of any quiet relay switches that would work, or any tips on how we might be able to minimize the noise. Any suggestions you have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again!
Depending the amp draw, you might try a solid state relay instead ... no clicking or popping noise I promise 😉
You just used the thermostat on button ……how does Auto button tie in ? Great video. …….
Thanks for your great content. What about about a call for heat or cooling. Is this setup only for fan?
Hi
Whrer the black wire direction from thermostat to contactor or relay.
Great video! I feel like I learned something 👍🏼😂
Excellent wiring hvac video
A relay and a contactor are just switches that open and close? Question bro, what do we use when we check resistance. Are we checking for shorts? Also when we get an ol, open line, is that again thing. Thank you for your knowledge.
Thanks JMT for another Awesome video. What is the name of the access port brackets? Holding the access ports?
Excellent as per thank you JM
Great video brother!
Just check continuity between contacts. If it's normally open and you hear the beep you know relay is bad and vice versa
Great video keep up the great work keep them videos coming
I’d like to build that panel, do you have a parts list and plan that you can share? Thanks!
Great Video, thanks.
Are you a teacher are your local? you got some great videos
please describe how is this board is wired from main power socket to each component to have different
very good explanation man
Is a relay the same thing as a transformer in an HVAC system?
3 mconkey unit 9 left items behind what would it be disconnected so eveytime that went on transformer and antenna uhf vhf removed commsco0e rampron ot my lcowrion may 2018 vacuuum tubing and bose speaker displays microsoft visual srudio? Mosfet omron cooling relay as what is rosemount controls nutrerwoeth settings f1 imac retina f1 is 4ghz so what is thisa.
Great Video. Thank you for sharing
Have you ever thought of being an electrical engineer? Nice training board!
Sir may i know if the indoor fan motor contactor has the same with the outdoor fan and compressor contactor sir tnx
Hey Mr. Jumper Man, I like your training broad I would like to make one for me. Do you have the diagrams where?
Thanks
Daniel Z
Very nice work
hi , this is an excellent work and will help a lot of students. i would love to follow you and support this video. do you have a ladder diagram for this set up? thank you
Amazing❤
Just a great video!
I am lucky when i experience this kind of hvac control.
It’s great
Thank you!!
My circuit board light is out and it has no power I checked the fuse test transformer it has no power
nice video but you didn't explain where is this relay located or seen in the HVAC system or why use this relay
Can you teach us also how to check the sequencer? Thank you very much in advance
Why does voltage go away when it gets energized confused on that part??
1st, voltage measures a difference between two points. So, the voltage goes away (is equal between two points) because the electrical current moves through the circuit to the next load.
I hope that helps.
Nice
My ac unit is down my circuit board light is out and there no power to it How do I solve this issue
You should ve icluded a heat strip which could ve been more helpful. Thanks
5 wire not 4 honeywell thermostat lightswitch left behind no rf as disconnected theory was mosfet omron cooling transformer video as had time in the house so arc on electrical as subpump room jack 5 wire on side of lighswitch whhat would it be as home inspector never saw before left behind
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Please replace that receptacle with a male cordcap, use a regular extension cord, and destroy the male/male cheater cord that I'm assuming you're currently using to supply power to the receptacle.
your fan would blow air better if there was a hole in the board LOL
Ahu and packge ac " vidios"