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Lessons List | 20 Lesson
How to tell if a AC Capacitor is Bad Visual and Multimeter Testing
00:04:45

How to tell if a AC Capacitor is Bad Visual and Multimeter Testing
Step by Step Troubleshooting of a 240v Blower Fan Motor 3 Speed 1 Phase
00:10:13

Step by Step Troubleshooting of a 240v Blower Fan Motor 3 Speed 1 Phase
Visual Troubleshooting of an Air Conditioner without a Multimeter
00:11:52

Visual Troubleshooting of an Air Conditioner without a Multimeter
4 Wire and 3 Wire CONDENSER FAN MOTOR WIRING How to Eliminate 2 Run Capacitors
00:06:15

4 Wire and 3 Wire CONDENSER FAN MOTOR WIRING How to Eliminate 2 Run Capacitors
Outdoor HVAC Unit Fan Motor Step by Step Troubleshooting Capacitor and Exact Resistance Readings
00:04:51

Outdoor HVAC Unit Fan Motor Step by Step Troubleshooting Capacitor and Exact Resistance Readings
Super Boost Starter Power Packs for Compressors Why use a Relay and Hard Start Capacitor
00:06:23

Super Boost Starter Power Packs for Compressors Why use a Relay and Hard Start Capacitor
Bad Refrigerant Compressor Explained and Tested in the Field
00:02:49

Bad Refrigerant Compressor Explained and Tested in the Field
Dual Capacitors How to Identify Test Wire and Read a Dual Capacitor
00:04:41

Dual Capacitors How to Identify Test Wire and Read a Dual Capacitor
Testing and Checking the MFD uF rating of HVAC Capacitors Start Capacitors and Run Capacitors
00:14:02

Testing and Checking the MFD uF rating of HVAC Capacitors Start Capacitors and Run Capacitors
Wiring an Outdoor Condenser What each of the Wires is For How it Works
00:04:26

Wiring an Outdoor Condenser What each of the Wires is For How it Works
Two Capacitors Connected to Increase mfd uF For Emergencies to get the Customer Running
00:02:10

Two Capacitors Connected to Increase mfd uF For Emergencies to get the Customer Running
Step by Step Procedure for Troubleshooting a Blower Motor from a Furnace and AC System
00:05:20

Step by Step Procedure for Troubleshooting a Blower Motor from a Furnace and AC System
Testing With Each Function of the UEI Multimeter UEI DL479 Review
00:10:37

Testing With Each Function of the UEI Multimeter UEI DL479 Review
How The Compressor Current Starting Relay Works Troubleshooting
00:08:32

How The Compressor Current Starting Relay Works Troubleshooting
Finding Run CAPACITOR SIZE on an AC Unit Ratings Worn Off
00:04:57

Finding Run CAPACITOR SIZE on an AC Unit Ratings Worn Off
The Main Reason Why Start Capacitors Fail in HVAC Units This Cap Blows Out
00:05:19

The Main Reason Why Start Capacitors Fail in HVAC Units This Cap Blows Out
HVAC Blower Fan Motor CAPACITOR Quick Testing
00:02:09

HVAC Blower Fan Motor CAPACITOR Quick Testing
HVAC Condensate Safety Switch Training 6 Types Operation Installation Wiring Testing
00:20:35

HVAC Condensate Safety Switch Training 6 Types Operation Installation Wiring Testing
WHY CAPACITORS FAIL in Air Conditioners Watch it Break
00:09:45

WHY CAPACITORS FAIL in Air Conditioners Watch it Break
Does a CAPACITOR Control Electrical Current to the Motor Installing Wrong Size MFD to Test
00:05:49

Does a CAPACITOR Control Electrical Current to the Motor Installing Wrong Size MFD to Test

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Course Description

HVAC blower fan motor capacitor course, in this course we will learn about HVAC blower fan motor capacitor testing, focusing on the essential skills and knowledge needed to ensure the efficient operation of your HVAC system. We will cover the basics of capacitor function and importance in blower motors, as well as common issues that can arise. The course includes detailed, step-by-step instructions on how to safely test capacitors using various tools, such as multimeters. You will learn to diagnose and troubleshoot faulty capacitors, understand the signs of capacitor failure, and know when and how to replace them. We will also explore advanced techniques for evaluating capacitor performance and ensuring they are working correctly within the system. Safety precautions and best practices for handling and testing capacitors will be emphasized to prevent accidents and equipment damage. By the end of this course, you will be equipped with the practical skills and confidence to test and maintain HVAC blower fan motor capacitors, ultimately improving the efficiency and reliability of your HVAC system, and saving you time and money on professional services.
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