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Jim Bergmann
Company name: measureQuick
Position: President
Jim Bergmann is an HVAC specialist who has worked with Testo, TruTech Tools, and AccuTools throughout his career. He is also an industry educator and the current president of measureQuick, an app that helps technicians do better jobs with just-in-time education and assisted diagnosis.
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Why Checking Gas Valve Leakage is Hard
This article is an extension of HVAC School’s “How to Measure Gas Pressure” video. Additional input was provided by Jim Bergmann. Bubble test procedures and standards were provided by Honeywell. Links to source materials are available at the end of this article. If there’s one complaint that HVAC techs should never take lightly, it’s a […]
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Jim Bergmann & MQ Update from NCI Summit
 Bryan sits down with Jim Bergmann at the NCI Summit in Asheville, North Carolina, to discuss the latest developments in HVAC technology, training, and industry trends. The discussion delves into the evolution of MeasureQuick 3.0, highlighting the shift back to a more technician-centric approach. Jim explains how they've redesigned the software to put gauges […]
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Proper System Commissioning w/ Jim Bergmann from AHR Live
Jim Bergmann returns to the HVAC School podcast live from AHR 2022 to discuss a bit about proper system commissioning. He explains the commissioning mindset and some helpful procedures. Successful system commissioning starts with the mindset. A good commissioning organization broadens its vision; instead of focusing on the appliance, techs and installers focus on the […]
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Troubleshoot the System! w/ Jim Bergmann
In today’s podcast, Jim Bergmann talks about troubleshooting the entire system. He takes a holistic approach to the art of troubleshooting, NOT just an equipment-centered one. According to NIST, the most common HVAC system problems are duct leakage, refrigerant undercharge, and oversized equipment (often for undersized ducts). Duct leakage heavily affects the envelope; the equipment […]
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