This is a 2-day course. This class will introduce you to the theory of the refrigerant cycle and how to troubleshoot all the parts in a ducted Residential split A/C system.
Course Overview
In this Residential Cooling course, you will be introduced to the theory of the refrigeration cycle and how a split air conditioner works. You will learn how to measure Superheat and Subcooling, how to diagnose problems associated with each aspect of the A/C system. You will learn how to do a Static Pressure Test to determine airflow. You will also learn all aspects of the electrical system. How to wire a system, troubleshoot electrical problems, and how to read a wiring diagram.
Course Details
- Duration: 2 days
- Time: 8:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.
- Price: $850
- Capacity: 8
- Instructor: Kevin Goertzen
- Location: Worth Training Facility
Osler, Saskatchewan
You will learn about
- The Refrigerant Cycle
- Superheat and Subcooling
- Saturation Temperature
- TXV’s and how they work
- Electrical controls for A/C
- Wiring diagrams
- Pressure and Temperature Chart
- Sizing A/C’s
- Measuring Airflow with T.E.S.P and more
- The new A2L refrigerants and their safeties (R454b and R32)