Early morning all continued preparing for the Universal 608 Certification exam (which we will be taking on November 21st). After an hour of going over Type II, time was dedicated to wiring. This afternoon was all about getting down with system swaps.
Though today we worked side by side with fellow participants, tomorrow we will begin conducting a round robin of preventive maintenance jobs. Overall, each will perform a pm on two package units, three mini-splits, two straight cool split systems, and one heat pump split system.
Though there were a few struggles, clarity remained on focus from all. Provided are a couple photos of the first-time experience… I can’t wait to see what happens tomorrow!
Storms hit during a lesson on digital gauges, so we brought it under roof. Not too worry as once the rain subsided, each was assigned a condenser to confirm refrigerant and then recover… oh what a day to be at HVACTA!
We’ve reviewed just a couple details about a Heat Pump System, now it’s time to discuss thermostat control and efficiency.
All participants get involved within the skills of torch safety and use. Earlier today we were introduced to condenser fan motor swapping by breaking down condensers, examining components, and getting the job done. Not a bad way to learn the HVAC skill set… by DOING!