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 Originally Posted by R123
I think someone's going to end up getting called into the office for a little 'chat'.
maybe a nun using a ruler on the knuckles....fear or fantasy?
too much?
Don't step on my favorite part of the Constitution just to point out your favorite part.
Political Correctness is forced on you because you have forgotten decency.
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Try asking your question on "Tech Connect".
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 Originally Posted by jtcamp
Well the oil scavenger line from the evaporator is open about 1/8-1/4, I know that for sure.
I also know that the vent line solenoid is NO.
As far as I know before the overhaul the chiller had oil return problems, but I'm not sure what else was behind the decision to overhaul. I know that it is a bid job. We do not have a contract with the customer.
I agree that there are a lot of unknowns. I was hoping there might be an easy answer or something that would ease my mind about whether what I'll call the mechanical overhaul part was done correctly.
As far as water temperatures and flow, I think that it is possible that they might have something to do with the problem considering the cold oil temperatures and oil return problems that existed before the overhaul.
Regarding the open forum, I apologize for the depth that this is getting into. For what it is worth I am an apprentice with Trane factory service and sometimes I don't feel like I get the best answers from some of the other technicians. Therefore I've come here seeking more understanding...but I have to get my post count up to post in the Pro Forums, right?
Ahhh you're finally breaking free from being Tranewashed, get away while you can!
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 Originally Posted by aaron604
Ahhh you're finally breaking free from being Tranewashed, get away while you can!
The key to happiness is lower expectations.
Don't pick the fly crap out of the pepper.
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 Originally Posted by Tech Rob
I love Star Wars !!!!
Aaron is just shot out lol
He's lucky to have a job
-hehe
no signature  blast'em man blast'em
!!!KILL THE TERRORIST!!!
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 Originally Posted by aaron604
Ahhh you're finally breaking free from being Tranewashed, get away while you can!
i used to work for trane and left to work for JCI...everybody can just be quiet about that for awhile .
i really like trane equipment but the office i worked for wasn't working out for me anymore.
why are you so pissed at trane? every post is about shooting trane down. if you have a problem with the local office, then fine, some aren't so great to outside people. if you are ticked about the equipment, then fine, but give it a little rest here....we get it. post positive stuff. if you are going to post negative stuff, then be specific.
Don't step on my favorite part of the Constitution just to point out your favorite part.
Political Correctness is forced on you because you have forgotten decency.
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Just a few years ago he was looking to start his apprenticeship, now he's an expert and Trane is a POS......
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 Originally Posted by klove
So you're an apprentice for the service agency that's a part of the same company that designed and manufactured the machine, with probably more than a handful of "seasoned" techs in your office, and you have to come to an open internet service forum to try and get answers as to why the chiller in question has a problem? Comment deleted for lack of civility Oddly enough, I know of another manufacturer with that same issue........
Does it rhyme with JORK?
If a day goes by and you have learned nothing, I hope you got a lot of sleep. 
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 Originally Posted by GT Jets
Does it rhyme with JORK? 
It shall remain a mystery except in the imaginations of those who know........
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I haven't checked the forum in a couple of days. The responses to my thread really piled up.
I don't know every detail about the job in question and I don't have all the info that the older techs have at work.
I posted b/c I was interested in learning more about what I remember about the job and the concerns that I have about it. I appreciate the insight and thoughts with regards to what I posted.
Thanks
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