Tech Challenge
Tech Challenge – May 2014
Challenge with your entire staff with IE3’s latest tech challenge and see who can figure out the diagnosis first.
Tech Challenge – January 2014
A cooler utilizing R-134a with a TXV metering device (and receiver) has a customer complaint of “warm product.” The symptoms […]
Tech Challenge – November 2013
A Commercial Roof Top unit utilizing R-22 with a TXV metering device (and receiver) has a customer complaint of “insufficient […]
Tech Challenge – September 2013
A residential split AC system utilizing R-22 has a customer complaint of “no cooling.” The symptoms at the customer’s home […]
Tech Challenge – July 2013
A split medium temperature cooler, normally operating at 34° F. utilizing R-134a with a fixed orifice metering device has a customer […]
Tech Challenge – May 2013
A draft beer cooler in Orlando utilizing R-134a with a TXV metering device (and receiver) has a customer complaint of […]
Tech Challenge – March 2013
A rooftop unit utilizing R-410A with a TXV feed devise has a customer complaint of insufficient cooling. The symptoms confirm […]
Tech Challenge – January 2013
A frozen food case utilizing R-134a with a TXV metering device (and receiver) has a customer complaint of “soft product.” […]
Tech Challenge – November 2012
A beverage cooler utilizing R-134a with a TXV metering device (and receiver) has a customer complaint of “warm brew.” The […]
Tech Challenge – September 2012
A frozen food case utilizing R-404A with a TXV metering device (and receiver) has a customer complaint of “warm case.” […]
Tech Challenge – July 2012
A walk-in Freezer designed to operate at Zero degrees and utilizing R-404A with a liquid receiver and TXV metering device […]
Tech Challenge – May 2012
An installed split A/C system utilizing R-410A with a fixed orifice metering device has a customer complaint of “no cooling.” […]
Tech Challenge – March 2012
A split A/C system utilizing R-22 with a fixed orifice metering device has a customer complaint of “no cooling.” The symptoms […]
Tech Challenge – January 2012
A pop cooler utilizing R-22 with a TXV metering device (and receiver) has a customer complaint of warm pop. See if you can diagnose the problem.