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EPISODE · Oct 10, 2016 · 31 MIN

Diagnosis, Reconfirmation, Parts Changers, and You

from HVAC School - For Techs, By Techs

This episode of HVAC School is a Kalos meeting where Bryan talks to his team about an incident where a leak was erroneously detected on the evaporator coil. The system was three months old, and one of our junior techs diagnosed a leak on the evaporator coil. (What?? That never happens!) So, the customer was quoted for a new evaporator coil. One week later, the charge was low again. The junior technician quoted the customer for more refrigerant charge and leak detection. The customer freaked out. Unfortunately, there were so many things we could have done to prevent the hassle and frustration for the customer. All was fine in the end, but we could have gathered more data to perform a more thorough diagnosis, sent out senior technicians to verify the issue, and kept the bigger picture of the service call in mind from the start. During this meeting, Bryan stresses the importance of: Reconfirming parts before installing them Performing a complete diagnosis Using a micron gauge Becoming a valuable technician And much more... As always, if you have an iPhone, subscribe HERE, and if you have an Android phone, subscribe HERE.

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