Trane Chiller Down for Controls Short

[@swanjaymusic]

Thank you your a rock star..... HVAC since 1985.

[@stlbrian33]

Nobody is making videos of Trane centrifugals, great job 👍 keep it up

[@americafirst6016]

Mainly because trane gets bitchy about that stuff

[@georgebrabec1749]

As an actual industrial chiller technician, I must tell you that this is/was a great training clip, Mother Trane could not have done it better, please keep them coming !

[@hvacir9176]

unfortunately im in Canada, else i would have joined you ASAP, thanks for all the videos and tips

[@robbycumby8019]

Great video. Jist started school and am digging the chillin

[@Ash-sx3is]

Wow amazing , I get such a buzz out of fault finding that I don’t need drugs or alcohol. We worked among a similar set up at work using Trane chiller that also had a trend system monitoring the set up as well and had numerous issues over the years. As the usual system goes they had a boiler man & an electrician who looked after the plant with contractors that was a closed shop with management which was annoying. But I always turn the negative to positive & with my hunger read books looked on the internet KZbin and did college courses lot of negative comments even from my manager saying you can’t learn refrigeration from a book and so on. As an electrician I had alway desired to get into controls. A good inspiring video.

[@abdelmellouk7080]

You nailed it brother. Great training video. I am a new HVAC/R technician. I have some experience in residential and commercial unit. But I haven't worked in chillers before. I educating myself and learning your good training material. Excellent job

[@HVACTIME]

Thank you! Awesome to hear

[@craigforster9861]

good tip started doing that 15 years ago when paddies got thin

[@kennethlobo4420]

Great video! Your fault finding is great.

[@LoneWolf-qr4mn]

Good job 👍 such a humble guy you are and teaching and telling upcoming technician to come work in commercial &light industrial i have three classes left for hvac school im ready to get out in the field and learn all i can thank you for the videos 😊

[@HVACTIME]

Where you located? Have any ideas on where you would work?

[@LoneWolf-qr4mn]

@@HVACTIME I live in detroit michigan and yes i want to become a refrigeration tech in commercial

[@HVACTIME]

@@LoneWolf-qr4mn Do you have any interest in the heavy commercial side?

[@LoneWolf-qr4mn]

@@HVACTIME Yes i am wouldn't mind giving it a shot

[@HVACTIME]

@@LoneWolf-qr4mn send me an email at [e-mail] would really like to chat further.

[@kevinhetsler5254]

new to the field great videos keep them coming

[@ziaarnie3694]

Amazing video bro as always ,kindly make a full video on centrifugal chiller control and power wiring with explanation each and everything. Thanks a ton 🙂

[@openrotorbarbetts4817]

Good find. Another reason I like the ifm electronic flow switches. They don't make them paddle types like they use too.

[@HVACTIME]

No they dont

[@hectortorres542]

Thank you for the video

[@robertmason4334]

Big fan

[@HVACTIME]

Glad to have you

[@rickyhertz7250]

Great videos and channel, Definitely a must subscribe!

[@simohvac9222]

great video man

[@cjshvacjourney4034]

That boy sharp as iron #hvaclife💪🏽

[@jonnymac31]

Right on man

[@carlosf870]

Recently, I graduated from the Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) program at Fortis Institute, Forty Fort, Pennsylvania. I’m certified as EPA 608 Universal. Currently, I searching and looking for a job opportunity. How I can become a Chiller technician. Understand that experience is an essential part of a good professional. I am willing to be lifelong learning to keep up to date with the industry.

[@yup735]

goodvideos , funny beard! :) thanks for making these

[@mel904]

I prefer DP flow switch’s with a pump interlock. Flow switch’s have a high failure rate in my experience.

[@mansourghadhban236]

Always Trane top

[@neilvestervictor180]

yes it's true I am one of them buy I am in st Lucia the Caribbean hopeful we might meet

[@tonylaw196]

I have a experience that the flow switch jammed to flow position, the chiller keep running even the flow rate is low. The chiller model in my site is Trane CGCM, it hasn't any protection for the low flow cut out and evaporator freezing. At the result the evaporator is freeze up and damage it.

[@sauniatumackey2870]

I switched from paddle style flow switches to transducer style switches. Can you tell me what your opinion is as far as pros and cons?

[@I_Lucid_Dreamer]

Would 4 years as a supermarket refrigeration technician have any value in the industrial chiller field? I’ve been super interested in working with chillers since i got out of HVAC/R school about 5 or 6 years ago and I don’t really know where to take my first step to go down that path. Supermarket refrigeration is pretty much my first job in the HVAC/R field. Haven’t done any install or residential really. Any advice would be much appreciated, and I’m really diggin’ your videos along with HVACR VIDEOS. You guys are both doing some really great work, thanks again.

[@HVACTIME]

Yes, there would be some learning curve but if your good with super markets you'll be good in our side

[@I_Lucid_Dreamer]

@@HVACTIME awesome, man. Thanks. I’m gonna start working on updating my resumé. I really dig supermarket refrigeration but i wanna grow and learn more. See what else is out there, you know?

[@peterlou9043]

Your phone was moving too fast. Otherwise it’s all good.

[@syedbasheer8210]

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