"Tony Berlin" wrote in message
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It's obviously not a dead short numb nuts or the damn thing wouldn't
provide
performance at all, if it's burning or heating insulation on the wires
then
it's running at excessive current which would be checked with an AMMETER,
I
certainly do not require either meter selection or use tutorials from
someone who cannot even correctly read a frikkin' post. What exactly, Mr.
Turtle do you believe in all those years of amassing this experience that
you seem so proud of that the alpha designation of C-S-R mean when applied
to a compressor?

This is Turtle.

OH My GOD , You give me a hard one here. Look Son i don't have all day to
explain to you the wire design of compressors but will shorted it to this.
If you call a start winding a common winding , you say too big of wire on a
compressor is dangerous, you say the capasitor is in the run winding
circuit, you don't know what a bleed circuit is inside a compressor is or
shorted winding & still run, and you say a condenser motor running too slow
can burn the wires off a compressor. I will tell you one thing. I have some
Green Tech working for me that would get a laugh out of your replys. If you
want to clear up your reply and the question i ask you , do so. Please do ,
I would be interested in hearing them. Now when a poster starts asking
question in the place where there should be a answer. I take it he / she
does not know the answer and just side stepping the question ask of them by
changing the subject by asking a question.

Now until you answer my question , i will take it that you are a wantabe
hvac Tech in the making.

Now if you would like to ask any question about hvac or Refrigeration. Ask
away and I don't give Bull**** answers like you do.

TURTLE




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