license to handle R22a refrigerant gas ?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm

Yes, and with new products such as domestic air conditioners becoming affordable. The fridgies seem reluctant to accept that a trade that once was their exclusive province is now divided into at least three segments. commercial/industrial, automotive, cottage (domestic/residential).

The trade has always been divided into many different areas.

The real issue is letting 'others' into the trade after some sort of 3 day course.

Not the greatest way to get quality tradesman.

And then take work away from the fully qualified experienced tradesman.

Also expect the fully qualified guys to fix their stuff ups.:mad:

Quote:

Originally Posted by rick130

Faaaark.

(every fridgy on here's little brain will be going 'ding ding ding ding')

It doesn't get any more basic than that. :(

We get this sort of thing all the time,i should write a book about it......

Seized aircon compressor (more fridgy stuff again...)

contents moved to a new thread