Hvac & R Hands on Troubleshooting - Softcover

Jimenez, Jose C.

 
9781490760995: Hvac & R Hands on Troubleshooting

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By the time I decided to start writing this book, I had worked in the HVAC & R industry for more than forty-five years. In this span of time, I had worked as a service technician in an NYC service company and as a trade instructor in several schools (see profile). I had written books and works; among them are RAC & E test-books, preparation for the EPAs certification, and the RMO's License for the NYC Fire Department, which had been used in the schools in which I worked. Regardless of the years that had passed, the refrigeration system used in Air Conditioning, systems as well as in Commercial Refrigeration, Domestic Refrigeration, etc., and in the equipment in general used today contains the same mechanical-electrical components as then.

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JOSE C JIMENEZ was born in Bogota, Colombia South America. He began his career working and teaching HVACR and Electricity in his country in 1956 while serving in Colombia's Navy (Technical Schools) and continued it in the United States. Here, he has worked as a service technician, Instructor, Director, and Owner in several Trade schools (National Skills Center, Refrigeration School, Technical Trade School, GM Tech School, HVAC Tech School, La Guardia Community College {Continuing Education}, Etc.) He has written several HVAC & E textbooks, as well as preparation for EPA certification, and NYC Fire Department RMO licensing. He has been affiliated with organizations such as ASHRAE, RSES, NATE, Etc. He has an "Associated Degree in Applied Sciences" In Environmental Control Technology

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HVAC & R Hands on Troubleshooting

By Jose C. Jimenez

Trafford Publishing

Copyright © 2015 Jose C. Jimenez
All rights reserved.
ISBN: 978-1-4907-6099-5

Contents

Introduction, xxi,
A Refrigeration Experience, xxv,
How My Interest in Refrigeration Started, xxvii,
01. Refrigerant Leaks (U.S. Coast Guard),
02. Beverage Cooler,
03. Repair of an A/C Equipment,
04. Defected Compressor,
05. A/C Frozen Evaporator,
06. Freezer Grounded,
07. Merchant's Ship,
08. Fish Products Walking Box Repair,
09. Thermostatic Expansion Valve Pilot Type,
10. Frost and Defrost Repeated,
11. Tropicalization?,
12. What's Wrong (DR),
13. Stored Meat Spoiled,
14. Refrigeration System Contamination,
15. Ice Blocks Factory,
16. Restaurant Lower Manhattan: The A/C system Is Not Cooling,
17. Walking Box Storage Oranges,
18. Chemical Reaction,
19. Columbus Avenue Bank: Repair That Wasn't Supposed to Be,
20. Bank: Continuation of a Job?,
21. CBS: A Frozen Evaporator,
22. Rooftop: Cooling Tower's Fan Motor Mounting,
23. Rooftop: Flooding Roof,
24. Computer's Room: Change a Compressor,
25. Museum Restaurant: Helping to Find a Refrigerant Leak,
26. Fashion District: Flooding Cooling Tower,
27. Madison Avenue: No A/C Air Supply After Regular Working Hours,
28. A/C Equipment: Summer Preparation,
29. O/L Wrong Electrical Installation,
30. Carnegie Delicatessen: Compressor Missing Identification,
31. Water Pump Impeller Stuck,
32. Sharing Working Experience,
33. A/C Computer's Room Frozen Evaporator,
34. Care Building A/C Systems Are Not Cooling,
35. Defrost Room Too Cold,
36. Village: A/C System Is Not Cooling,
37. Italian Restaurant: A/C Maintenance Service,
38. Times Square Pharmacy: Preparing the A/C System for Summer,
39. Harvard Club: Refrigerant Recovery,
40. Fish Market: The Crusher Ice/Maker Is Not Working,
41. Italian Restaurant: A/C System Is Not Cooling,
42. Fashion Warehouse: Flooded Cooling Tower,
43. Italian Restaurant: Condensing Unit Replacement,
44. Times Square Pharmacy: A/C System Is Not Cooling,
45. Friars Club: Compressor's Change,
46. Bank 16 St.: Unnecessary Change of Compressor,
47. Italian Restaurant: A/C Not Cooling,
48. Long Island: Service,
49. "Student's Consult" California,
50. Chuck-Full-of-Nuts: Service Call,
51. La Grenouille: Heating Service Call,
52. Empire Restaurant: Thermostat Misalignment,
53. Student: A/C Transaction,
54. Computer's Room: Refrigerant Leak,
55. Mistake: Refrigerant Charge,
56. Computer Room: A/C System Does Not Start,
57. Computer's Room: A/C System Is Not Cooling,
58. WPIX: A/C Not Cooling,
59. WPIX: A/C Repair,
60. Crank Case Broken Sight Glass,
61. Dishonest Behavior,
62. A/C System Not Cooling (Pharmacy),
63. Wiring Electrical Installation,
64. Automobile A/C Repairs,
65. Adding Three Water-Cooled Condensers,
66. Long Time to Start,
67. Exhaust Fan,
68. Settlement Tank,
69. Installation of a Walk-In Freezer,
70. Supermarket Frosted Suction Line,
71. High-Discharge Pressure Operation,
72. Hunt Point Super-Market,
73. Three Compressors Changed,
74. Condensing Unit Location Change,
75. Wrong Diagnostic-Water,
76. Low-Pressure Controls Adjustment,
77. Another Technician,
78. Surplus,
79. Cooling Tower Lines,
80. Compressor's Start but Kicks Out,
81. Low-Pressure Control Adjustment,
82. Fish Tank Refrigeration System,
83. Low-Pressure Control Installation,
84. Semi hermetic Unit Running with a Higher Voltage,
85. Sudden Defrost — Back to Frost,
86. Chiller Coil,
87. Appropriate Use of Electrical Tools,
88. Repair of a 15-Ton A/C System,
89. Testing Commercial Equipment for Leaks,
90. Butchery-Meat Cooler,
91. Refrigerant Leak in a 100-Ton Semi hermetic Compressor,
92. Changing an A/C Semi hermetic Compressor,
93. Water Bill Too High,
94. A/C Equipment Does Not Work,
95. Refrigeration System to Keep Corpses,
96. A/C Installation Check (School),
97. Freezer's Unit Burned Out,
98. Refrigerant Leaking,
99. Solenoid Valve Coil,
100. RSES Seminars,
101. Medium Temperature Walking Box,
102. Water vs. Glycol,
103. A/C Operation,
104. Medium Temperature Cold Cuts Spoiled,
105. Poor Cooling Effect,
106. Ice Maker — Harvesting Problems,
107. Air Conditioning — Poor Cooling,
108. Ice Maker — Operational Problems,
109. Fan Motor Rotation,
110. Installation Care,
111. Instruction,
112. Thought: To Want Is to Be Able,
113. My Affiliation with RSES,
114. Installation Error? (Connecticut),
115. Reunion with Former Student,
116. Supermarket: Flooded Cellar,
117. A/C Problem,
118. Pollution Certificate,
119. Heating Problem,
120. Man from Vegas Course of A/C,
121. Partner — Electric Diagram — System,
122. Water Dripping From Condenser's Pan,
123. Irish Coffee Pub,
124. Excessive Cost of a Hammer,
125. Electrical Problem with the Car,
126. Leaking Refrigerant,
127. Compressor's Parts Leaking,
128. Medium Temperature Frozen Products,
129. Ice Blocks Calculations,
130. Faulty Compressor,
My Railroad Work's Experience - 1, 260,
My Railroad Work's Experience - 2, 265,
My HVAC & R teaching beginnings, 269,
"More than just R and A/C" Experiences, 273,
Other School Teaching Experiences, 275,
Formulae & Other Calculations, 521,


CHAPTER 1

EXPERIENCE 01A


On the last days that I served in the Colombian Navy, I remember some incidents. The one related here was very important to me:

The U.S. Navy sent three Coast Guard vessels to serve in Hawaii. These ships sailed from Mobile, Alabama, and each ship was equipped with a twenty-five-ton air-conditioning system. Two of these systems did not work. The ships were taken to Coco Solo, Panama's shipyard, where they determined that the machines had refrigerant leaks, but these leaks could not be located. Because it was proximate, the vessel's captain communicated with the U.S. naval mission in Barranquilla, Colombia.

They could take the boats back to Mobile, Alabama, or they could take the boats to this city, which was much closer. In the naval mission, Lieutenant Johnson decided to call me to troubleshoot the problem. I remembered my old man always said, "A good soldier neither offers nor refuses." I decided to do my best and prepared some questions for him to ask the captains of both ships. From their response, I had an idea of what the problem was. I explained to him the procedure that could be carried out. Both the captains and Lieutenant Johnson agreed with my plan.

I had taken some training courses in the USA, and was thankful for my education; I saw this as my opportunity to give back something from that knowledge. They took me to the ships to carry out an inspection. As we were down to the lower decks of the ship, I remember bringing some leak-detection tools. I was introduced to both captains and both engine room chiefs, who showed me the two systems that were leaking.

Note. Since the two vessels were of the same type, and used the same R-12,...

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