Recovery for Water Cooled Chiller

Finish this video understanding my process and thoughts on how to do a water cooled chiller recovery. As chiller technicians and chiller mechanics progress in their career, effectively and efficiently performing recovery on water cooled chillers will be essential. Get troubleshooting support, mentorship, education, and community in the Chiller Community at chilleracademy.com by enrolling in a course!

[@HVACTIME]

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[@georgebrabec1749]

Great beginner's course. As a older chiller tech, screws and centrifugals. It was great refresher for me.

[@HVACTIME]

Thank you for the feedback, as I get these beginner courses completed the more advanced courses will start rolling out!

[@whoisderf]

Use a site glass during liquid recovery. The best way to verify when to switch to vapor.

[@sij2218]

Have you ever freezing up the tubes??

[@HVACTIME]

I have not frozen tubes from a recovery or charging. I have encountered Frozen tubes from equipment failures. It's a pretty nasty thing to fix

[@Infowarrior-1776]

I enjoy watching your videos on chiller troubleshooting. I'm currently finishing up school to receive my HVAC technician certification. I'm very interested in the commercial/industrial space. When I watch your videos I think to myself, how did he learn these systems and get to that level? Are there training programs specifically for this type of equipment? I live in Tennessee. Just reaching out because I thought you may be able to offer some direction. Thanks for your content!

[@HVACTIME]

Ive made a course to learn this equipment at chilleracademy.com. It can be difficult to start but working with a company that services chillers and getting sent to factory training. The way I came up OJT and factory trainings were the only options I had.

[@Infowarrior-1776]

Awesome, thanks for the insight and for the response. Much appreciated!