Justin Bailey

Justin Bailey is a technical trainer with Heatcraft Refrigeration Products and has worked in the HVACR industry for nearly 40 years. After running an HVAC service company for 15 years, Bailey moved into training and became the HVAC department director at a technical school. Bailey holds an unrestricted license in the state of Georgia and is a proctor for EPA refrigerant certification exams. For additional information, visit www.heatcraftrpd.com/training.

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Clearing Up Misconceptions About A2L Refrigerants

Understanding how these new alternatives work is essential for technicians and contractors

Justin Bailey

September 16, 2025

Becoming educated about A2Ls can eliminate any fear or apprehension that techs may have when using these refrigerants.

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Leak Detection Critical as Industry Transitions to A2L Refrigerants

Techs should focus on preventing leaks in both new and existing HVACR systems

Justin Bailey

July 28, 2025

With A2L refrigerants, leak prevention and detection matter more than ever, so technicians should follow best practices and use the right tools to find and fix leaks.

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Is It Time to Replace the Liquid Line Drier?

This inexpensive component is critical for proper moisture remova

Justin Bailey

May 18, 2024

Keeping a refrigeration system clean and dry by changing the liquid line drier can be the least expensive insurance against compressor failure.

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Charging Refrigeration Systems With Blended Refrigerants

Today’s techs need to understand how to work with newer blends

Justin Bailey

April 5, 2024

Service technicians must understand how to charge refrigeration equipment with the latest refrigerant blends, so that they are able to retrofit existing units or replace failed equipment.

The Importance Of Controlling Head Pressure

There are three types of controls, and each has advantages and disadvantages

Justin Bailey

April 10, 2023

Controlling the head pressure helps maintain pressure drop across the metering device and prevents the evaporator from freezing, in the case of air conditioning, and excessive freezing in refrigeration systems.

The Trouble with TXVs: Diagnosing the Problem

Technicians need to be patient when adjusting TXVs in refrigeration systems

Justin Bailey

December 8, 2022

At one time or another, every technician has run into a refrigeration system that is not functioning properly. The question then becomes how to diagnose and determine if the problem is the TXV.

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ARTICLES

Clearing Up Misconceptions About A2L Refrigerants

Leak Detection Critical as Industry Transitions to A2L Refrigerants

Is It Time to Replace the Liquid Line Drier?

Charging Refrigeration Systems With Blended Refrigerants

The Importance Of Controlling Head Pressure

The Trouble with TXVs: Diagnosing the Problem

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