Best Practices Vacuum With Jim Bergmann Full Version
So the last video we showed what we can do, now I (Jim) thought some of you might like a better understanding of what we are doing and why it works. I hate to say it but most of us have been doing evacuation wrong our entire careers, myself included. It was much later in my career when I started to do it right, and a lot of research and testing to perfect the techniques. Evacuation is not easy. Personally, I still learn more about vacuum almost daily. So here is an opportunity to learn from my mistakes which have now become my experience. If you follow the instructions outlined here it will make things a lot easier.

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Vacuum Evacuation - 301

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Best Practices Vacuum, Jim Bergmann On Location.

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Water in Evacuation

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Vacuum Training The lost Art Vacuum 201

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What a TXV Does (and why techs need to stop replacing them with a piston)

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Charging and Recovering with measureQuick

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Critical System Diagnosis for Residential HVAC

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How to Measure CFM In a Duct | STA2 Hot Wire Anemometer

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12 CFM Vacuum Pump vs 2 CFM Vacuum Pump

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Fieldpiece Pro Tip | Pulling a Vacuum Easier, Faster, and Better | VPX7, VC2G, MG44

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Refrigerant Recovery Training! Tips, Problems, Best Practices, Setup!

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Best Practices Vacuum Jim Bergmann On Location

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How to Recover, Vacuum, & Charge Automotive R134a R1234yf AC System at Home (Every Step A-Z!)

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We Bought a $1,000 Abandoned CAT 400 Haul Truck

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AC Pressures, Subcooling and Superheat

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Vacuum Pump Oil Change Experiment by Fieldpiece

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The Importance of Decay Testing in a Vacuum

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CHOSEN ONE!! YOUR IDENTITY REVEAL JUST SHOOK THE INTERNET... AND THEIR MINDS

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Micron gauges at different placements in the system

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