Line sets are required to hold pressure. During a system swap, or anytime a system is opened, any fractures in the line will cause refrigerant to leak, which can be quite expensive and uncomfortable for the resident.
Hands-On Learning
Technicians learn by doing… today we reviewed proper brazing techniques in those hard-to-reach places. After checking, the line had a few fractures which needed to be resolved. HVAC Technical Academy expects all students to know how to braze, how to check pressures, how to vacuum, how to measure microns, and how to troubleshoot.
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- Students shown firsthand nitrogen pressure checking and brazing. Here Andrew goes through the steps to ensure proper resolve.
For those thinking about entering a high-demand HVAC career, HVAC Technical Academy prepares you in six weeks while the seventh week is Universal EPA Certification dedicated.
Enrollment for the July 12th HVAC Technical Academy 6-week program start is open…
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