Fusite is a trademark name by Emerson commonly used to describe the electrical pass through for refrigerant cooled compressors. We cover some of the safety and practical considerations regarding Fusite.
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Inside the compressor chamber, how high is the pressure around the surrounding piston?
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Love the tip of never pressure test over low side limit. I went through a two year HVAC-R tech school a few years ago and did not learn that there or in the field from any "senior" tech.
What about rotary compressors? Is the fusite on the high pressure side of the pump? Just wondering since the suction gas directly enters the pump?
Good video. Thank you for sharing and taking the time to make the video. Are you in Ottawa ?
So when pressure testing no more than the low side rating in the suction. Then how about the high side . Never mentioned about the high side marked in the Data plate
Check the fusites for leaks. Service area Nepean??
I love theses videos ! Been in HVAC for more then 30 year ! I still learn something new each day
Three thumbs down? For what? Bryan Orr is the single most reliable and informative YouTuber in the trade.
Thanks again for another informative video.
Straight to the point 🎯
I had a Emerson compressor on a prep table blown up through the S terminal. The customer said he heard a big sound and "air leaking" sound when the compressor failed. The customer has no any knowledge about refrigeration system. He tried to let it run by putting the lead back into the hole and glued it on. Every time when he plugged in the power, it trigged the breaker!! When you let customer describe what happened, you can hear some funny stories. This customer tried to fix it by himself, but no success!!
Nicely presented. Thank you!
Hello Teacher, I am from Vietnam, please add Vietnamese subtitles. Thank you teacher
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Love the attention to these small details you display.
Brian if I had just 1/4 of what you know I'd be okay with that hahaha!. Keep them videos coming.
Wean u say over pressure meaning the pressure beeing to low or to high
Great video
You mean I can use a hammer to beat the electrical harnes onto the fusite pins. I've been doing it all wrong. Service area Kanata??
Great video Bryan.
These short videos are brilliant Bryan, keep up the good work 👍
Thank you!! Are you in Barrhaven ?