Recover, Repair, And Recharge A Daikin Centrifugal Chiller | Push Pull Recovery

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Welcome to our informational video on recovering and recharging large Daikin chillers. In this video, we walk you through the essential steps and techniques for handling hundreds or even thousands of pounds of refrigerant in a chiller. This process is vital for HVAC professionals who deal with large-scale cooling systems. we call this push pull refrigerant recovery.
Video Highlights:
Overview of equipment needed for refrigerant recovery and recharging
rough setup instructions for the recovery machine and refrigerant cylinder
Explanation of the push-pull method for efficient refrigerant recovery
Detailed recharging process to ensure optimal performance of your Daikin chiller
Essential safety tips to avoid common mistakes and potential hazards
Key Takeaways:
Equipment Setup: Learn how to connect your recovery machine, refrigerant cylinder, and hoses for the push pull refrigerant recovery method.
Recovery Process: overview of the push-pull method to recover liquid refrigerant efficiently.
Recharging Process: Follow our detailed instructions to recharge your chiller safely.
Safety Tips: Understand the importance of proper training and precautions to prevent damage and injury.
Why Watch This Video?
Gain practical insights from experienced HVAC professionals.
Enhance your knowledge of large-scale chiller refrigerant recovery and recharging.
Ensure the longevity and efficiency of your Daikin chiller with proper techniques.
Daikin chiller recovery, refrigerant recharging, HVAC training, push-pull method, large-scale refrigerant recovery, HVAC safety tips, chiller maintenance, HVAC guide
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This fundamental applies to Trane chillers, Daikin chillers, York chillers, And Every other chiller in the industry.
This video is for:
Building engineers
HVAC technicians
Mechanical engineers
Aspiring chiller technicians
HVAC contractors looking to get into chillers
Someone who wants to learn more about how chillers work.
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[@TheChillerGuys]

Per the request on my last video, I got rid of the captions in this video since they were a pain. I tried to do some different things with the visuals, audios, and how its presented as well. This takes a little longer, but i should get more efficient at it with time if its easier to follow, I am more than willing to do it like this moving forward, just let me know. let me know your thoughts on this style video, better, worse, or anything. thank you guys for all of the support!

[@chrisnorris1959]

Great video, thanks!

[@TheChillerGuys]

For sure man, better without the CC’s?

[@jasonjohnsonHVAC]

Outstanding.....thanks for sharing

[@TheChillerGuys]

Glad you like it man, appreciate the feedback! Your videos are great too man!

[@jasonjohnsonHVAC]

​@TheChillerGuys I just had an interview with Daikin.....im hoping I get the job. Looking forward to becoming a chiller tech.

[@TheChillerGuys]

@@jasonjohnsonHVAC nice man, down south? How did it go?

[@zekenzy6486]

Great video. Thank you for sharing. which's refrigerant water cool chiller using ?

[@TheChillerGuys]

Many different types depending on the manufacturer, and the regulations in the area. A lot of Daikin machines in the us use 134a. But it’s best to check the nameplate. Your machine will have the refrigerant type and quantity on the nameplate.

[@efco24]

How come the condenser blow off valves weren't exterior piped on the chiller at the intro? The one with the TurboCores?

[@TheChillerGuys]

Apparently the fire marshal didn't care lol i purchased that photo so I could have a clean photo for my website, plus I think it looks sick, so i threw it in the intro. its not a daikin, but i thought alot of guys would like it!