Bryan breaks down what makes a great troubleshooter, from having patience and following systematic processes to being willing to change your mind when new evidence presents itself. He explains critical concepts like evaporator temperature, compression ratios, and the relationship between measurements – helping technicians understand not just what to measure, but why these measurements matter.

Perfect for field technicians and installers, this training session provides both basic fundamentals and advanced concepts that will help you diagnose and solve common HVAC issues, especially those related to moisture and humidity problems common in humid climates.

Key Topics Covered:

• Characteristics of effective troubleshooters
• Understanding evaporator temperature and its relationship to indoor conditions
• Head pressure, compression ratios, and system efficiency
• Proper interpretation of superheat measurements
• Real-world troubleshooting scenarios and common misconceptions