Re: Routine maintenance on HVAC save you $12,000
Thank you.
Understanding HVAC Schematics - 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxwFzhaZmgY
Thank you.
Understanding HVAC Schematics - 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxwFzhaZmgY
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Re: Routine maintenance on HVAC save you $12,000
Where is the path for the 120 volts to go through the winding and then where ?
Any way the winding would over heat and burn out at full current
The biggest reason for putting one pole contacter is cheapness
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Re: Routine maintenance on HVAC save you $12,000
100% Correct. Really common in GE and Tranes. Replacing a single pole with a double pole contactor can cause damage to the compressor on startup when the compressor oil foams from the freon in the oil causing bearing failure. If you're that concerned with replacing the contactor then you should also put in a temperature controlled belly band crankcase heater to keep the compressor at least 10 degrees warmer than ambient air temperature.Attached FilesComment
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Re: Routine maintenance on HVAC save you $12,000
Quick way to measure system air flow using fan curve
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z__6Tr84GigComment
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Hi everyone,
I have a Brother MFC-J480DW printer stuck in maintenance mode (BHL2 USB Maintenance). The screen only shows white bars, and it’s completely unresponsive. The official Firmware Update Tool doesn’t detect it, and I’ve tried multiple versions.
I’m looking for the raw firmware file LZ5313_L.blf (or .djf), compatible with FILEDG32.exe, so I can attempt a manual recovery.
If anyone has a full dump of this model (or a compatible one like MFC-J485DW or J885DW), or knows a private Discord or Telegram group where this kind of firmware is shared,...07-05-2025, 10:53 AM -
Picked this one up today.
In addition to falling LED diffusers there is a single line here that maybe a deal breaker.
From my reading on these boards it is said that the issue is likely a sign of failed tab drivers, ribbons or tab bonding to the panel.
Wanted to get a 2nd opinion from you guys before I gave up the ghost.
Great looking TV otherwise.
Is there any tricks I can do to try to save this one?
If so, i'll gladly order a set of backlights and save this one from the landfill..
Thanks in advance
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Hello all. I'll try to keep this short. I have no knowledge of electronics. I can use a multimeter and am familiar with caps to some extent. I bought a Kenwood KR-6030 vintage stereo. It need work and so I thought I would recap the thing since I get power to the on switch but nothing else is working. No lights, no sound and so forth. I went to Mouser to order caps and I find I am way over my head. I not only do not know the type of capacitors I need but Mouser and digikey do not accept Kenwood part numbers. I have the info such as 220uF 63v and such but no place to put it. I could buy a recap...
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Hello together,
I have a Clevo W25CEW (Terra 1541) with some strange symptoms:
1. I cannot save Bios settings by pressing "save settings" in the bios. By pressing "save & exit" it will save the settings.
2. I can boot normally (UEFI installation), but when I shut the machine down and start it after a few seconds again it will show resume from hibernation and shutdown after POST, just before windows would boot. Then it will go back to factory settings and my UEFI installation will not boot!
Already changed the CMOS battery...
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