Looking For A Good Troubleshooting Guide

[nightranger121]

Hi All,

I am relatively new to the trade, and am looking for a good troubleshooting guide for refrigeration problems. I was thinking possibly set up like a flow chart, or something similar, since I am not yet at the experience level where I can just ramble off all of the possible causes of a particular symptom. I was hoping to find something web-based that I could print out, but print form would be okay, too. Thought one of you guys might be able to point me in the right direction. Numerous web searches have turned up junk for me.

Thanks!

[Gary]

https://www.merchantamerica.com/tmethod/

[BigJon3475]

Service procedures 1 (http://www.hvac.amickracing.com/Trouble%20Shooting%20Guides/Service%20Procedures%20%281%29%20.pdf)
Service procedures 2
(http://www.hvac.amickracing.com/Trouble%20Shooting%20Guides/Service%20Procedures%20%282%29.pdf)

[jack_lizhaoyang]

it's patients make a doctor a good doctor.
before you fully understand the system no chart can help you. hand on !!!

[claude11]

System Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Procedures by John Tomczyk is a nice little book thats fairly cheap

[superswill]

http://www.danfoss.com/BusinessAreas/RefrigerationAndAirConditioning/EducationAndTraining/Fitters+Notes.htm

ALWAYS WORTH A LOOK

[nightranger121]

Just wanted to thank you guys for all of this great info.... it was all very helpful!

[Bones74]

Make sure you understand basic refrigeration well, or no book will help.

[eggs]

I bought Gary's book "Tech Method" and can whole heartedly recommend you do the same.

Eggs

[Gary]

I bought Gary's book "Tech Method" and can whole heartedly recommend you do the same.

Eggs

Thanks Eggs. I appreciate your support.

[marc5180]

Some good stuff on here guys, thanks for the uploads