Refrigeration Equipment: A servicing and installation handbook

A cracking good book for the new service technician, and an essential aid in first year NVQ level 2 course studies, or as a reference guide to basic service requirements on smaller refrigeration, air-con, systems.No Maths at all, just pure hands on stuff, what a joy. This book explains what you should have learned in class, and gives excellent clear and straightforward information. If practical rather than theory is your bag, then this book provides good old fashion workshops type information with abundant and clearly laid out illustrations.As a mature (to say the least) student with no previous experience of refrigeration work I have found it invaluable. It sits on my desk alongside the brilliant book by Bracciano on refrigeration, which is the consummate tome on the subject, but for now, I am happily using this book alongside classwork to reinforce the tuition.Simply the best £23 you will spend,

good book for commercial refrigeration servicing, only of limited use for domestic fridge freezers but does tell you what you need to know

I would recommend this book to be on the shelf of any one that is serious about wanting to have good books in their personal arsenal of books. It is well put together and what it lacks by way of color pictures, it makes up in a wealth of information.Even a novice or an apprentice in the Refrigeration Field can find some thing in this book that is of a benefit to him or her.

Great book to have at hand when out in the field working live on any sort of refrigeration equipment. Expensive, but worth it.

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