Air Handler Heat Strips Not Working, Fan Blower Won't Turn On! Common Problems!

In this HVAC Training Video, I show the Common Problems on an Air Handler with Strip Heating! I Show Troubleshooting Techniques on Multiple Components! Diagnosis can be Performed with the Power Off to the Air Handler or with the High Current Loads Disconnected Prior to Turning the Power on for Safety. Supervision is needed by a licensed HVACR Tech while performing tasks as Experience and Apprenticeship garners Wisdom and Safety.

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[treywilson]

Ima a new tech fresh outta school. This is the best channel out there

[roelfuentes]

Only been in the field for about a year and a half, honestly these electric heat strips (in all electric and heat pumps) always gave me trouble. This video is great information for beginners like myself and hopefully a refresher for the seasoned techs.

[erep]

Ive been in the trade since 1987 and have taught alot of beginners. I have to say that these videos are very imformative and I will recommend them to my newbies

[joshschumacher]

Been doing this for awhile and some air handlers are a nightmare to troubleshoot. No room in some of those cabinets

[jerrypagitt]

Absolutely an excellent and informational video. He covers 100% of what might be wrong.
Again, a professional video that any novice can understand as well as the professional.

[deanmartin]

Great explanation of an air handler. Thanks for sharing.

[ubaldosoto]

Wonderful video for older heat pumps. Exactly what I was looking for.

[KharmenSense]

Been watching several channels, you're is by far my favorite. Thanks for taking the time to spread the knowledge.

[baileybroton]

I’m starting hvac/r certification in February so I’m studying as much as I can before I get there, as I’m the only girl enrolled so I hope to keep up 😁

[chriswigent]

Thank you for all your training and advice. You have helped me quite a few times. I've been in this field for a couple years, and still having trouble understanding the old carrier electric furnace 40AQ030. I've fixed one that was worked on by several hvac guys, I've put it back to original equipment and wiring and still having difficulty. Carrier has upgraded a 230v fan motor but with a little bit different wiring .

[Edgarallen]

Im fairly new to the trade and i live in south texas about 30 mins from the border and its barely getting cold so i dont have alot of experience with heat sequencers and this helped me out alot and i enjoy watching your videos, thank you so much sir!

[Geetr]

Great video. You're a good teacher 👍

[ahmaderfanfaizi]

Very helpful and educational video, thanks for making such videos, and it really helps new technicians in the field

[markm]

Your videos are really good I’m learning many things that I wouldn’t have with trial and error.

[Alex-jooi]

Awesome video. Very precise and descriptive. These help out a lot!!

[jrpritchard]

thanks for training advice very helpful when our hvac tech is out or on vacation i have to fill your videos have help me

[Farm_fab]

You mentioned thermostat wiring done wrong. I was on a commercial job site that the apprentices wired the temporary power GFCIs wrong at the shop, and kept tripping breakers when plugging anything into them. I'm not an electrician, but I do know polarity on AC power.
At work, they have a sign above the cart for green cones used when servicing MCC panels for the arc zone, and among other things, it says that they are only to be used by "electrictians". I mentioned that to one of the mechanics there, and they said that they now know why the cones weren't being used. No one in the employ of the company has that title.
I told the mechanic that this must be referring to some professional that is both a magician and works with electric. What a typo.😀

[Hvacnc]

I always wondered how those small square ac to dc things worked. Thanks. Hardly ever see them

[fkfmqee]

Im J Hernandez im lerning alot with the videos they are very helpful thank you for it

[pizzle]

Great video! Don't have many air handlers up here in the Chicago area. Ran into one and one if your previous videos helped