How to check a charge in heating.. (R-410A Heat Pump)

[@BluTooph]

Very informative video, thank you! If all HVAC pros were this generous with their knowledge the world would be a better place.

[@ronniehvac653]

Glad I found you. I could never remember how to attach gauges in heat mode. Plus you explained approximately what the proper refrigerant should be if no info at outside unit. Thank you.👍

[@angelrodriguez6427]

thanks like always , your videos are so helpful I’m glad there is people like you in the field willing to help , specially for me that i’m just starting out.

[@tnice58]

Man this had been bothering me all night, had the probe on the discharge port .Thanks

[@willrisher6049]

Thank you for the video, extremely helpful, something I’ve always struggled with as a tech

[@EverythingHVACR]

Nice video!, good tips. I'm on the commercial side this is where rules of thumb come in handy, I like to focus on saturation temperature rather than pressure. Keep up the good work!

[@victorserrano6380]

I’m starting on this business this help me a lot

[@jamesmontez691]

Thank you man been doing this 4 months definitely needed that

[@roberts1159]

Thanks for sharing this tip. Appreciate the short and to the point video.

[@hkhsm359]

Nice tech tips. Thanks for sharing

[@jodanypaul9382]

Thank for your help clear and simple good job

[@FernandoFlores-rp4yl]

Great tips! Awesome video!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@frankbarr6267]

So the colder it is out the lower your pressure will be on suction when in heat mode Thanks for sharing

[@terrybaker2324]

Thanks for the good info. Also liked the TRUMP banner in the background>

[@MarcusHamilton-vk1tt]

Awesome job

[@frankyb9682]

Good explanation on checking heat mode pressures

[@nakiapringley5391]

Great video 💯💯💯💯💯

[@davidtrepanier9751]

Thanks for the tip! Great Video. Would this procedure still apply for a Modulating Split System Heat Pump?

[@robertmalone9699]

Thanks. Right to the point!

[@rokashi2104]

Is it for any brand? Or just goodman ...

[@frediszamora3800]

Thank you 🙏 this was very helpful

[@sheeesh3355]

Should I hook my gauges on true suction and high side when is it cooling? I have a same gauges as u do btw

[@victorvillafane252]

Thank you for the video it was very helpful for me thank you for the tip

[@Ray-wr2wr]

You still charing r410a thru suction line on heat mode?

[@grapeshot3462]

How do you know which indoor air flow rate to use for that chart?

[@derekg9178]

Series of equipment plus indoor dry bulb

[@Empty7775]

Nice vid. Helped me out, thanks.

[@chesstime356]

Hello, can make a video on how to do maintenance on heat pump in heating mode? Thanks

[@kenwhiteproductions]

This will forever be my go-to video.. I'm in AZ.. these crazy people demand heat when it's 58 outside.. it's rough being in call

[@uknowme1017]

Thank you!! You helped me a lot

[@isscotty2hotty]

Thank you!

[@edreeyp3540]

I have 120 on low and 400 on high? Is my high too high? 410a heatpump running heat.

[@geniusliu143]

hi, question how do i hook up my gauge in package unit in heat mode , i only see two port high and low . thank u

[@anvibrimel41]

Thanatos lot for this teaching

[@jamalpannell201]

Good video bro 😎

[@ddcws1]

If I had a 32 degree outdoor Temp, about 80 on suction pressure, 21 degree suction saturation, high side about 315 psi, outdoor metering device is a TXV. Would that seem normal. I had a unit that would lockout intermittently in heat mode due to pressure dropping so low. Other times pressures would drop very low but would stabilize to the readings I stated above. I was thinking TXV wasn’t opening up properly but now I am wondering if charge is low.

[@HVACTechTips]

I would need to know the suction line temp and the chart if possible to know for sure, but it sounds like it will be close on the charge.

[@vukknezevic4258]

I have this in my place,i have hot water in the sink but only mild in the tub? Help me! Thanks

[@gregorygalati3435]

thanks buddy. love your flag

[@HVACTechTips]

Lol wasn't mine but... I do too

[@chesstime356]

Nice thanks

[@trevorbauman4409]

The hose hook up may differ if you have a piston for a metering device for heating

[@jordancroom]

How so

[@onemoreboat]

So how is the hose hook up on a Carrier with a piston different?

[@geniusliu143]

thank u ,,, for sharing ,,

[@stevencarrillo3615]

That help me a lot

[@milesgaither6331]

What are the symptoms on the heat pump being over charged in heat mode. Would it be blowing cool air?

[@HVACTechTips]

It’s possible but normally an overcharge system will cut off on high pressure and then it would just be cool air blowing and the outdoor would not be running

[@JRFlowa308]

Appreciate it Bro

[@ivancook1247]

Red hose goes on the liquid line in both heat and cool, you got it on hot gas side in heating

[@aaronshoyt]

Depending if you have a txv or a piston. On a piston your high side is the big line, on a txv you hook to your small line. But if he has a piston then he's hooked up right.

[@HVACTechTips]

Yes it’s a piston

[@jericosha2842]

@@aaronshoyt I don't really see why it matters if there is a TXV or not? I'm confused.

[@grapeshot3462]

That's true unless it's a Carrier with the piston right at the service valve.

[@davidb2438]

It all depends on location of metering device, not the type of

[@aeinves7ment506]

What kind of gauges do you use?

[@HVACTechTips]

Fieldpiece probes for everyday and the sman 460 when im pulling vacuums or recovering

[@travismcmanus3014]

In heat mode you connect red gauges to liquid line (small line)

[@HVACTechTips]

Not if it’s a piston

[@mle1ravens1]

Only with a txv (I think it is)...if the liquid line has a threaded connection right behind where your gauge connects it's a piston and if soldered than it's got a txv valve (or whatever) and your hook-up is at the smaller liquid line.

[@dougchauvin1858]

Hey, I really like that TRUMP sign in the background. GREAT VIDEO. LETS GO BRANDON.

[@hugoconrad1063]

Hi thanks for the video. Hope you can point me out on my problem. I switched from heating to A/C and my SSZ14 is not starting. The error code on my goodman furnace AVPTC is C1 - LOW STAGE COOL - LEGACY MODE ONLY. Do you have any idea how to resolve this issue. The unit was working great during winter but now switching to A/C and the heat pump is not starting anymore. Thanks Hugo

[@Almtyhalfbreed]

So anything under 70 its low on refrigerant

[@anvibrimel41]

I meant Thanks

[@stylez1989]

That trump sign though! Good customer

[@jpluto7474]

Good video. Could of been better if you hang caught that crappy sign in the background.

[@ronnyrath816]

It's never right checking out pressure in heating when it's cold.

[@primusheating1]

I'll hide the disconnect pull out after seeing that Trump banner.

[@jartstudios]

Only a lib would do something like that

[@shanegreen268]

Thanks