What a rookie mistake

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Originally Posted by mark beiser

A first year tech with a multimeter "should" be able to wire the whole unit up from scratch, even with no diagram, and all unmarked black wires. ;)

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Wait a minute...I'm the boss and still can't...http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...logger/RUN.gif

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Originally Posted by mark beiser

A first year tech with a multimeter "should" be able to wire the whole unit up from scratch, even with no diagram, and all unmarked black wires. ;)

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Then a first year tech has worked on a lot of the stuff I deal with!

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Originally Posted by pacnw

even IF you cannot read or understand a schematic/diagram, mark the wires, remember which came from where, look where they go!!!!

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+2

CT

I bet money I could wire an A/C unit blindfolded.

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Originally Posted by mark beiser

A first year tech with a multimeter "should" be able to wire the whole unit up from scratch, even with no diagram, and all unmarked black wires. ;)

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We were required to wire an empty furnace cabinet to a "gutted" condenser" when I went to trade school. With no schematic. Learned a lot from that. I guess schools now just want to produce graduates not techs.

Yupp yupp

most likely that cheaper NETE certification. They use the "ani mini min e mo" method (Yes, I know)