R-410A Charging! Charging a System that is Very Low on Refrigerant, Avoid the Evap Freezing! Part 1

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Acservicetech the link you sent is a great answer to my questions. I did not realize that there is so much going on to prevent the slugging. Thank you so much!!! I'm looking forward to your next vid. Thanks again.

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Another great video! You make some great educational videos.

Thanks so much for these videos, I've subbed...I've learned a lot! I am in the trades and the one trade I haven't studied well was HVAC...It's a lifetime of study, I wish I had started 30 years ago...Although, I am glad I don't have to work on an air handler, in an attic on a 100 degree day...:)...You guys earn every penny and then some! I'm glad my brother in law is the AC guy in the family...:)...I fix my own system with the easy stuff e.g. filter, pressure switch, cap, blowing out condensate line...But the gauges and different refrigerants are above my expertise...Hire a pro to do that stuff...They're worth every penny! :)

Thank you for your time and effort in bringing us great content. Hope you're still responding to questions..... this unit you're working on doesn't have a liquid line service valve, only a compressor discharge Schrader connection. I'm working with units that do not have any manifold gauge set valve connections. They use pressure transducers and suction and liquid line temperature sensors. The high pressure transducer is measuring compressor discharge pressure, not liquid line pressure. No subcooling information has been provided. I don't know how I'm supposed to calculate subcooling, can you help?

Thank you so much - Great video - Very practical and informative

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really cool video. best i've seen on this topic. i'd love to see your instructions and input on charging and dealing with mini splits that don't have a high side port and proper charging of those units.

Thank you ac service tech very informative video

Great job and video