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Step into the day in the life of Mario, a successful HVAC technician. With his tools in hand, Mario shares how to build the path to success in his career!
In this video, Mario will share the steps he took to get where he is today, as well as what skills…
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Hello Sir I'm AC Engineer working in India. Any vacancy on there I need a job.
1:48. them numbers look really good lol
im 18 from greece and started about 6 months ago with a company and i already fell in love with what they have to so me and teach me cant wait to learn more day by day
Iam looking for a job in Florida! Iam a certified HVAC from Germany. I have 15 years of experience in heatpump and air conditioning. I have done residential and commercial like grocery stores. Also I build more then a hundred bathrooms in the last ten years. Iam capable of doing electrical jobs for ac, heatpump and solar!
And congrats on your new career!!!!!!❤
Hiya!
The guy that installed my Ashley 11,000 natural gas heater, wants to insulate the direct outside vent. The company says no insulation is required. aI says insulating may cause more issues? Who is correct?
Hiya!
The guy that installed my Ashley 11,000 natural gas heater, wants to insulate the direct outside vent. The company says no insulation is required. aI says insulating may cause more issues? Who is correct?
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Groovy beats throughout the video
I bet the dirty filter was the issue the whole time . Do it your self . 20 bucks
Only ever seen a restriction in a freezer . If you have it in residential that's a shit installer .
No way you can tell "refrigerant levels" without pulling and weighing charge .
I'm confused , build of of blockage ? How is your subcooling high ? Trust digital gauges ? High subcool ? What's your ambient ? Airflow ? Etc . Ok . Blockage . Which I have really not seen unless some who can't braze / does not know how to use nitro
Thanks for visiting us. We had a great time having you out in the field with us!
Considering this. But after that wasps nest. I’m good lol
Hvac for life ❤
My next career 😊
Leannon Meadows
718 Lew Station
I really get interested to work HVAC in australia, i live in indonesia , working at daikin indonesia as a field technician, how can i work in australia?
2707 Schowalter Tunnel
Lourdes Motorway
Collier Cliffs
Jaida Point
Kuhlman Mount
Gust Gateway
Palma Crescent
Blockage? That system was overcharged. His shirt and watch suggests he's he's a salesman.
Morris Viaduct
Williams Christopher Thompson Amy Miller Nancy
Commercial is the best way to go. There is no money in resi work.
0052 Alessia Extensions
Wisoky Village
What's the best laptop to buy when in hvac field?
I am excited to work with you and your team. I have 23 years of experience and I would like to develop more in this field, especially in your company.
Does it need a university degree?
What they failed to tell is that it requires calisthenics/acrobatic skills to be an HVAC technician. If you've ever tried getting up in one of those attic units, you'll know. Just like in timestamp 3:02
I know people recommend commercial due to weird homeowners and 130 degree attics. I’ll see where I go. I’m in high school and have some classes for it.
“What’s happening is that the refrigeration circuit is showing us that there’s a buildup, a blockage”. Dude, what are you talking about? You’ve got pressures at 124/297 with a 15° superheat and 19° sub cooling. At worst that looks like it might be a slight overcharge if it’s a TXV system.
Been applying over 2 years now need this position so badly
Give me a job..
I completed diploma in engineering.
Technology: Refrigeration and air condition technology
I could never be a hvac tech but kudos to yall for what you do? We had one come and fix ours? It’s the kind with the unit and furnace combo ? He said it was frozen and there was a bunch of different bugs in there. Well, he got it working thankfully. The breaker kept kicking. We could not figure out why or which one but he did. He said just to turn off the thermostat. And then we realized the house was 95° and we needed to call for help. But he said it was fixed and to turn it on. So thankfully, he fixed it. We have little air conditioner units for our rooms? It gets incredibly hot upstairs and we do have vents up here. We just use the little ones to help especially during the winter because it still gets hot up here.
I’m going to do 2 semesters of trade school to obtain my certificate in residential hvac I will be finished in may of 2025 any tips on how to go about getting a job after that