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Recovery, Evacuation and Dehydration Facts Podcast

January 13, 2017 Bryan Orr 2 Comments

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In this episode we cover:

– Recovery
– Push / Pull Method
– Evacuation
– Dehydration

and much more…

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Bryan Orr( Founder / Podcaster / Dad of 10 )

Bryan Orr is a lifelong learner, proud technician and advocate for the HVAC/R Trade

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2 comments

DAN GARSKA says:
January 13, 2017 at 11:00 pm
Great Job Bryan. You have a way of putting things so that people can understand. I always try to learn by other people’s mistakes.
I was fortunate to have worked with many different people over the years. By applying a little common sense only eliminates equipment failure. Laziness and not keeping our tools in proper working order are what I have experienced to be the most common
Reason for bad installs. Most of the time pressure from office or home has a key role in that also. One of the most important things I have learned is speed kills.
ROCK ON!
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