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Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology: Concepts, Procedures, and Troubleshooting Techniques

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This book is a good field manual for service technicians and
for apprentices. Ive been doing HVAC for 20 years and found
techniques that could be used as a refresher for journeymen or a begginner. Its not as in dept as a Roy Dossat Principles of Refrigeration but works well for people who are in the service end of the bussiness.

it is a great reference for any expert as well it is the source for technical information for the keen novice it's simplicity to explain each section of HVAC systems, theory and application makes this book a grteat source for learning students, to enhance their ability to deal with complex applications, techniques and easy procedure to service such systems

If you cannot learn from this book, you are not trying. This is written at a tenth-grade level so get your brain in gear and be the best refrigeration operator / serviceperson you can be, OK?

Would have bought the new version but got a used for a steal. Great book nonetheless since I usually examine old units anyway. This and the Audel series & a technical foundation is well establised.

This hard cover hvac book has come in very handy at work, I have used it a lot. I keep it on hand every day on the job.

It is easy to read and understand. The diagrams are very helpful and easy to understand. The content is well laid out, and easy to follow. I would recommend it to anyone who needs some reference or trouble shooting help on the job.

I feel that most any level of reader would be able to understand this book from a DIY individual, new trades person, to a seasoned trades worker. It may not have everything you need in it, but it comes very close and the information it has is very valuable.

i bought this book and it was in perfect condiion and shiping was fast.i am very happy with this purchase from amazon...

This book is a good field manual for service technicians and
for apprentices. Ive been doing HVAC for 20 years and found
techniques that could be used as a refresher for journeymen or a begginner. Its not as in dept as a Roy Dossat Principles of Refrigeration but works well for people who are in the service end of the bussiness.