Awesome job!

Thanks for uploading. I'll watch this 200 times. 👍

Love the 3D training could you do one for superheat

What a fantastic 3D animation! Really exceptionally nice job on this presentation. Very clear and concise and unambiguous.

This is the Best and Most helpful videos for beginners among any of other videos. Excellent 3D animations and easy to understand narrations with nice voice.

i spent couple months in school,i swear i did not even understand it till now,thanks for this video.

Absolutely brilliant...!!! Great 3D imaging and explanation of the entire procedure.👌

I’m also follow the podcast in my iPhone. Really great content. Thanks for sharing your skills, it’s very helpful for people like me that live in a poor country and don’t have access a good information. Thanks man. Maximum respect.

Ty sir!!! Sad to say most guys I work with don’t do it that way, I wanna do it the right wait and Ty so much for helping me master my craft!!

Digital is the way now! It's convenient to be able to watch the subcooling and superheat measurements adjust while dialing in the charge of refrigeration systems.

Awesome video !!! Spot on your hvac knowledge is off the charts .👍

current student graduating this Sept'22...this was so helpful. simple. concise. detailed :)

Wish this video would've been available when I first was taught 410a charging! Great video

Good concent, but the animation blows me away!!! What an awesome tool to present information!!!

Impressive 3D illustration.

3 D really makes things easy to follow.Great video Hope to see more,videos like this.

The best explanation so far.

Gettin fancy...i like....im a visual learner. Thank you!

What an awesome video and tutorial! Absolutely killer content and howto help. Thank you so much and PLEASE keep this basic and foundational info coming. It would be amazing if you had an entire series of DIY, start to finish, on troubleshooting and most common hvac repairs (contacter replacement, capacitor replacement, charging up low system, finding leaks, repairing leaks, etc.). Even if you sold this series - if it walked through step-by-step, I’d buy it in NY second. Also, if you provide tool set recommendations - like good/better/best options, and defined which tools are truly mandatory versus which tools are nice to have, etc. This would be home run. Especially if you also provided basic electrical troubleshooting guides too. Thank you so much!

Very well articulated! Nice job! 👍

That 3-D animation was great!

3D is awesome!!! Can't hardly wait for digital manifold 3D...

The animation is rather helpful! Tech tips, AWESOME!!

THAT'S dedication to the trade right there.

Love service valves!👍 Stay safe. Retired keyboard super tech. Wear your safety glasses.

Exactly the video and layman's explaination i was looking for.

Very awesome video. Always wondered about this. I dont have to worry about subcooling on our units. Might poke at this though to see how our older units are doing. Hvac unit on busses.

Awesome. love all you training, sir.

Amazingly concise video, thank you!

Excellent graphics and tuition thanks.

Cool simulation🎉

Awesome job

Sorry, because my English is bad, so it's best to have subtitles. Once again thank you for your sincerity Mr. Bryan 🙏. Good job 👍👍

Very good video! Thanks!

Love the 3D video 🙌

Love the 3D wish y’all did more!!

Love the video!

Thank for all information

great job with the 3D

Very easily explained ,I like it alot.

Great class.

love your videos 3D very easy to understand

Wow amazing!! Bravo 👏. Thank you

Thank you. I enjoyed the video and you are very helpful and professional to me. Really it’s a school way to us. Thank you

Excellent

Excellent video

Thanks for your help

Amazing, thanks!!

Great information, thank 🙇

Thanks!

Thank you so much

Good tuturial

Great video!

Thanks

Awesome Brian excelente

Thanks for the cool video! I was hoping it would show us how to use the charging charts on the condenser panel and take dry bulb/wet bulb measurements, but I still learned a lot from it!

Thank you, very well presented

Perfect

loved it thank you.

that was amazing

Heck yea ty hvac school!!

Thanks 👌🏾

Thanks👍👍👍

Nice visuals

This my best youtube on this topic

That's the first I've heard of that tank adapter. Didn't know there was such a thing.

Wow amazing super good video

My coach, be health your hand and your effor. İt has been so much a work

Thank u sir....

Exelente.

Thanks❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Top notch

Nice video thx

Thanks for teh video =)

thank you very moch

Ooo someone is getting fancy

This video is awesome thank you so much appreciate these video just pass my EPA test and I'm as green can be lol

Great presentation the UK does not have the luxury of TXV Subcool Temp on the outdoor unit otherwise really liked the walk through.

So in other words, if you pulled vacuum, you can just use the pressure of the jug to put the entire factory charge into the system with everything off in a single go, turn it on, check delta T, and if that seems good, then close out the job.

Muito bom. Qual software foi usado para fazer esta animação?

I truly appreciate the effort. Very clear and concise. I’ve been utilizing your tutorials as I’m learning on my own by necessity. Would you bother with a superheat tutorial in 3 D? “ I’m hearing” different methods from different techs. 🤷‍♂️

Fantastic video. I have heard some techs not liking/using that liquid vaporizer due to not knowing what percentages of the blend you are getting out. Some use their gauges as a restriction device and "throttling" the refrigerant in very carefully. What are your thoughts on this.

Excellent video…great presentation. Would it be helpful to report what the outside ambient temperature was here? We had a few days here in NOLA of 100º last month. What is the closest approach temp one can expect with air temp of 100º? Will the TXV adjust to increase liquid line pressure to where you can get 10º sub cooling with ambient air of 100º? Or is it a sliding scale? Well done…thanks.

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Great graphics and video content. I noticed that you are showing flare fittings on the line set . Do you think brazing is going bye bye ???

Very good. What software was used to make this animation?

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I did the same steps after checking filters , condenser, blower ,fan and no leaks but adding 1/2 pound or so did not change the subcooling or the high side pressure at all even after 15 min system run and txv superheat was in the range. Where the 1/2 pound of 410A go? thank you!

Liked the video guys!! Brian, Which of you are correct, Jim Bergman, TruTech guy, or you with regard to purging the charging hose. Do I go ahead and purge charge hose into the system or just shut off the charging line and hold line gas for another time or release into atmosphere. Bergman says never purge charge hose, with gas, into the system and you show to purge line into the system. Thanks for all your resources, videos and commentary on HVACR training!!

I like your idea of using the core depressor tool to minimize refrigerant loss when removing the hose on the high side.

I use superheat for over 45yrs no problems here

I’d really love to know where to buy a charging adapter

Can you do a video of upgrading a orfice system to a txv please

Got a link to the valve depressing tool that helps avoid leaks? Thanks.

Restaurants are opening back up....more refrigeration videos please.....something for the NORTH EAST service techs...Please.

Low loss fittings my guys

Great video. What happens when you dont have the subcooling target #. Were would you fine it if the name plate is not visible?

Jandy was here.

Beautiful video, you put lots of effort into it, but you forgot to tell us whether the unit should be running in heat mode or cooling mode, I am sure most viewers know the answer to that but I am barely a biginner

Hey Brian Target Subcooling for that unit is always 13 regardless the indoor wet bulb and outdoor temperature? Thanks

i usually just go for whatever the refrigerant I'm using and the corresponding pressure to 40° and i get my 60° supply air.