Combustion Analysis w/ Jim Bergmann

[@andrewnielsen8032]

Good talk!!! Would be cool to see Jim do a furnace tune-up/inspection video step by step explaining each process as he goes!? Thanks learned a lot as always!

[@cmhvacr1010]

Andrew Nielsen I second this , good thought

[@kevinmallion4468]

If you search Jim’s KZbin videos you’ll find a step by step

[@Emmerson-t9t]

I am soooo happy and thankful for you (Bryan) and Jim for your continued efforts to help train and educate the HVAC industry, this sort of training has been lacking for soooo long, and has been greatly needed. We are part of one of the greatest trades in the world and I am glad to be here with you guys and gals!

[@itsaprankbro1437]

Jim is always a wealth of knowledge. Keep it up!

[@char0507]

What about propane no meter to clock to know about changing orffice

[@whitesheatingairappliancer7101]

I have been looking for a reliable and cost effective combustion Analyzers. Bacharach and some other brands don't come standard with nox filter or combustion air free setting. I hate to spend $1,000.00 or more.

[@RationalMinded]

Try looking into the Testo 320 or lesser models?

[@billybbob18]

Great video! Im just starting to invest in quality measurement tools. SM480v, SDMN6, a nice DL489 UEI multi and a combustible gas detector. What other measurment tools should I have? Which combustion analizer should i get for mostly residential and some commercial? Accuracy and HVAC relevance are all i care about. Im beginning to learn more about the safety end of our industry and want to quickly transition to more analysis... BTWu Carrier makes a decent machine, but they're a PAYNE to work on. Lol

[@shane7392]

When he's talking about adjusting the supply gas pressure he says if you go over 3.8 then the orifices are undersized, but then says if you have to go below 3.2 then the orifices are undersized.....so either way the orifices are undersized? I feel like he misspoke. But which goes which way?

[@Jon-hx7pe]

great. keep it up.

[@ammaraldulaimi3237]

Some sort of illustration will help a LOT!