Derek Cole hosts a panel of HVAC pros tackling transformer resistance measurements and how to add a fifth indoor unit using a sliding-track method without rearranging existing ones. They also dig into a pressure switch that disengages for five minutes and breaks continuity.
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But once you get that fifth one in there, you can, cuz then you can slide that one all the way to the corner, and the fifth one can go on the end wall.
I just go ahead and slide it on down if you going to be on that way, right? That way, when you add the fifth one, you just add it. You don't have to move all these.
Now what I was getting was between my straight R from my transformer. If I was to touch anything between R and I could just— hell, I could just touch the housing of the unit continuity, but it was because of the pressure switch. But I thought the pressure switch would kill— why? You see what I mean? No, that— all this pressure switch does is disengages for 5 minutes.
Oh, you going? Yeah. All right. Hey, this is Derek Cole. Welcome to episode 76.
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