Articles Tagged with ''troubleshooting and HVACR''

Customers are now more aware of their HVAC systems and the air it circulates.

This month’s troubleshooting situation involves an air-to-air, package unit heat pump that is approximately nine years old.

Let’s look at how the density of refrigerant entering the compressor’s cylinders affects the mass flow rate of refrigerant through the compressor.

When working on a refrigeration system, technicians may occasionally come across one where the type of refrigerant is unknown.

Refrigerant recovery machines are one of the most expensive tools that contractors own, so it’s important to make the right purchase decision.

In this month’s troubleshooting problem, the equipment is a reach-in food and beverage storage unit.

Long shutdowns can wreak havoc on refrigeration and air conditioning systems if certain steps are not taken.

Today, the use of pressed connections for joining both hard drawn and soft copper tubing is gaining popularity for many reasons.

In this month’s troubleshooting problem, the equipment is a split system that’s approximately 8 years old.

Refrigeration and a/c compressors are vapor compressors, meaning they are designed to compress refrigerant vapor, not liquid refrigerant.