Welcome!

[BC1]

Per your request.

Happy Holidays, everyone,

Rick

[Nevada]

Now I feel bad for voted not have this section. I'm sure it will be a great one. I look forward to learning from the real pro's.

[jacob perkins]

Originally posted by nevada
I look forward to learning from the real pro's.

Yes.What he said.

[sock]

Nifty

I'll be doing a lot of lurking and absorbing, but I'll throw in my $.02 when I feel knowledgeable.

Much thanks for any and all responsible for making this topic happen!!!

[R12rules]

Originally posted by jacob perkins

Originally posted by nevada
I look forward to learning from the real pro's.

Yes.What he said.

Yea, what they jus said....

[control_noob]

Thanks for the new forum!

[dapper]

Once again, thanks for this new forum. I spend a lot of time sifting through the commercial forum for controls questions even though I learn a lot with the other info.

[hi-tork]

Originally posted by R12rules

Originally posted by jacob perkins

Originally posted by nevada
I look forward to learning from the real pro's.

Yes.What he said.

Yea, what they jus said....

All right, are you all ready? Ok, listen up...

[joey791]

Thanks, now the guys with the laptops and the cool Vaco pocket screwdrivers will get their due

[charliegolf720]

I'm not a "controls guy". I'm just a fifth year commercial service tech. Green by anyone's standard. But even I know, that to troubleshoot todays equipment, you gotta have atleast a basic understanding of BAS.
On many calls, I have found the problem not of the chiller, but how it was programmed to run. Likewise, for air handlers, pumps, and towers. My guess is, that in these instances, the dudes that set the programming, have little or no knowledge of HVAC. Anyway, my point is, anyone in this trade, has to improve much in this area to survive. I'm glad Boss made this forum. It will help a lot of guys, like myself, immensely. Thanks to all the real pros helping us newbies out.

Charlie




[Edited by charliegolf720 on 12-26-2004 at 06:45 PM]

[rubberduck]

controls are only as good as the programmer.

[bmf]

think this will be a pretty cool fourm addition

[jslimjeff]

Being both a past service tech and now in office engineering. I have to admit It is usally a programming error on newer installations.. But the service techs will now need to know both worlds.