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Mike Bodone
President & CEO of AQUIS, the Orlando-based national leader in air handler refurbishment, optimization and monitoring, and a guest on ReliabilityRadio.
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Sep 23, 2026
ReliabilityRadio EP 376: Mike Bodon
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Brendon RussHOST
So from your perspective and what you see in your everyday world and the conversations that we have here, is there something that you're seeing that is a common thread or concern maybe out there in industry?
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1:56Mike BodonGUEST
It's clear that people are looking for the failure modes of their equipment, and they're highly focused on putting reliability solutions around those potential failure modes.
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2:09Mike BodonGUEST
And one failure mode that I see that's overlooked is the cooling coil of air handling units.
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2:17Mike BodonGUEST
The people look closely at failure of blowers, of motors, many other components.
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2:30Mike BodonGUEST
Essentially, every large component in the HVAC system is designed to service the cooling coil and or heating coil.

Brendon RussHOST
So do you think it's just technology hasn't caught up or we're just not applying ourselves appropriately? I mean, is it solely because it's not easy?