HOW TO CHARGE REFRIGERANT WITHOUT DIFFUSING ANYTHING IN THE ATMOSPHERE.

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  • HOW TO CHARGE REFRIGERANT WITHOUT DIFFUSING ANYTHING IN THE ENVIRONMENT
    I had a low level of refrigerant in one of my reefers onboard. I did a leak test and could not find any source of leak so I have decided to charge refrigerant on it.
    There is a specific way on how to properly charge the system with refrigerant without polluting our environment. It is a must to follow the correct procedure in charging the refrigeration system.
    #hvac #reefer #refrigeration #refrigerationandairconditioning
    here is the video i made regarding this and I hope it will serve as your reference.
    #refrigerationcycle #seafarer #airconditioner #refrigerationequipment #airconditioner

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  • @kabarotv6591
    @kabarotv6591 Год назад +29

    Free knowledge from a world class seafarer. I hope your channel will be discovered more. You deserve all the commendation. thank you very much for the knowledge.

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад +2

      Thank you very much. Comments like this is enough to keep me going.

  • @antonioreyes7476
    @antonioreyes7476 Год назад +14

    Leckyjake is a world class Filipino ETO no doubt.

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад +3

      Very much appreciated. Thank you for your wonderful comment

    • @zainahmedmalik6759
      @zainahmedmalik6759 Год назад +3

      Yes no doubt I am Pakistani ETO.... Love and respect for sir Leckyjake from Pakistan

  • @mariyaan1545
    @mariyaan1545 Год назад +12

    Sir , i got a placement in Maersk line as a traine cadet of ETO ,Your videos play the vital role to improve my knowledge sir ,thank for giving ur knowledge to us . I'm very proud to say I'm going to work in same organisation.

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад +9

      Good luck and good to know that my videos was useful to you. Thank you so much

  • @benzjang765
    @benzjang765 11 месяцев назад

    Nkakaproud Ka Sir Lecky Jake sa mga Filipino na nagbabarko. Isa Kang magaling na ETO.

  • @etbt1058
    @etbt1058 5 месяцев назад +1

    you are just different ,thank you for the knowledge you gave us. you just make it easy to understand. thank you again

  • @garethjones5179
    @garethjones5179 Год назад +2

    Hi Jake great video. Very well explained.That was a trip down memory Lane for me! I was an engineer officer cadet in 1982 and later became a HVAC engineer.

  • @TechOne7671
    @TechOne7671 Год назад +5

    I helped change an evaporator in a walk in fridge today with one of our fgas techs. The gas charging operation was similar to yours but we had scales. He also had a funky ratchet spanner for the valves. As a 25 year electrician this was something different. I am doing my City and Guild’s fgas next week so I can play with the AC units at work. As always good videos. Best wishes.

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад +2

      Thank you and good luck to your next week's job

    • @noelnoel4916
      @noelnoel4916 Год назад

      @@leckyjake what brand of pressure manifold ur using or those connectors, send me link I need to buy
      Thank you

  • @LarrydWoodruff
    @LarrydWoodruff Год назад

    Always appreciate the refresher course! Please keep em coming friend. SF ILWU

  • @eyupakdag7362
    @eyupakdag7362 Год назад

    I started to watch your videos and they are instructive sooo much. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

  • @shishupalsingh3971
    @shishupalsingh3971 Год назад

    Very informative! Keep Posting much more such videos.

  • @hachinthaniranjana3986
    @hachinthaniranjana3986 Год назад +1

    Thank you for the clear, easy to understand presentation.

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад +1

      thank you for watching

  • @ayeayesoe2793
    @ayeayesoe2793 Год назад

    Great video and thanks a lot. It will be perfect to slag and tight the gland packing while handling the valves and do leak test again before leaving.

  • @androcadivida957
    @androcadivida957 11 месяцев назад

    Galing nmn po salamat sayo sir sa mga vedios mo na marami talaga mapupulot na dagdag kaalaman God bless po😇

  • @TG-ng2ko
    @TG-ng2ko Год назад

    Nice work thanks for this great lesson I’m learning something from your video

  • @benshentandog3434
    @benshentandog3434 Год назад +1

    Always watching your videos. Keep safe 👌 Magaling ka pa sa teacher ko sa refrigeration nung college ako 😆

  • @user-ur4dg6sq3p
    @user-ur4dg6sq3p Год назад

    Thank you so much for this content.

  • @Perasperalife
    @Perasperalife 13 часов назад

    Short and sweet

  • @cyruscruz59
    @cyruscruz59 Год назад

    It's very informative for other

  • @davidtwumasi2684
    @davidtwumasi2684 Месяц назад

    Thanks for sharing 🙏👍

  • @christianjayedubos543
    @christianjayedubos543 Год назад

    wow sir, nakaka amaze ang dami mo pong alam.

  • @globalgate8480
    @globalgate8480 Год назад

    Very cool, enjoy your posts

  • @juliusbosquehamilton1075
    @juliusbosquehamilton1075 Год назад +1

    great video boss , wish to be like you

  • @irishgiancarlohizole136
    @irishgiancarlohizole136 Год назад +2

    Thanks for sharing this technique Sir.Lecky! 💯 Godbless you and safe sailing! 😇 More power on your vlogs po!

  • @crabbyjimmy1
    @crabbyjimmy1 2 месяца назад

    Thanks Jake!

  • @NivagSwerdna
    @NivagSwerdna Год назад +1

    nicely done

  • @pinoymaster1067
    @pinoymaster1067 10 месяцев назад

    good job kabayan

  • @nalshokagero6371
    @nalshokagero6371 Год назад

    new subscriber here..astigg lupeet!

  • @LEO-zq4rn
    @LEO-zq4rn 20 дней назад

    Smart Boi
    You can Join us, we need good people

  • @geenumaxy9370
    @geenumaxy9370 Год назад

    excellent

  • @kupabella9517
    @kupabella9517 Месяц назад

    ❤❤ Good job mate

  • @ravisthesailor
    @ravisthesailor Год назад +4

    Hello sir
    Great job please continue to share knowledge.
    I have a question
    Do you get paid extra to maintain refeer or any repairs you carry out on reefers?

  • @chrisantheobaranda4578
    @chrisantheobaranda4578 Год назад +1

    good job sir

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад

      Thank you

    • @bassamrajjoub9843
      @bassamrajjoub9843 Год назад

      I told you brother...you are a great teacher...thank you and God bless you.

  • @davidharrison6789
    @davidharrison6789 16 дней назад

    I really like what you have shared with Us kindly during charging gas was compressor running or not because I can see from low side was still zero

  • @allanbetana5983
    @allanbetana5983 Год назад +1

    Bravo sir🙃

  • @leeeran1159
    @leeeran1159 10 месяцев назад

    hi iam a new member INDIKA

  • @visheshmalviya3550
    @visheshmalviya3550 Год назад

    How to Use the vacuum pump and take out refrigerant from the system. Can you please make a video on that also.

  • @maksym90
    @maksym90 Год назад

    Good video.I have 1 question,during fillng up system th red valve on manifold should be open also and we can see how is pressure growing up?it was not so clear for me.

  • @rb1m426
    @rb1m426 Год назад +1

    Present 👋 lods

  • @AmitKumar-ic6dd
    @AmitKumar-ic6dd 10 месяцев назад

    okay you did diffuse some air,ref to atmosphere, i have heard of recovery bottle to purge out any gas from the system. please make a video using that.

  • @mithileshramteke3882
    @mithileshramteke3882 Год назад

    Thank you sir

  • @ShailSinha-ym5xq
    @ShailSinha-ym5xq 11 месяцев назад

    Sir , it is very impressive. I have a doubt that wen u removed the discharge side hose after filling up the refrigerant why did u make the service valve of discharge side from midseat to backseat(open) . It shud be front seated after charging

  • @yusuf2169
    @yusuf2169 Год назад

    I want to work with You're good teacher

  • @LucasOli09__
    @LucasOli09__ 4 дня назад

    Hi my friend Leckyjake, I'm speaking from Brazil, I'm trying to find out about the Alj281 from the Daikin container.. Other than the SMV valve, the SMV coil, and the solenoid coils, what else can cause this alarm?

  • @boyethcodilla5214
    @boyethcodilla5214 Год назад

    Sir is it normal that the suction line is theres no presure only the discharge line?or maybe only for that system we can check presure on discharge line thanks for info.

  • @whodat90
    @whodat90 Год назад +3

    Very impressive that you do both electrical and HVAC! Who is responsible for paying for this type of repair, the owner of the container, the shipper, or is it covered by the boat as the cost of doing business?

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад +3

      i am just being paid as per monthly salary.

    • @YouTubeviolatesmy1stamendment
      @YouTubeviolatesmy1stamendment Год назад +1

      I have the same question really I think he means who ends up paying for the parts and refrigerant needed when a unit goes down while at sea is it the cargo transporter or the shipper or the receiver

    • @ChoroTesla
      @ChoroTesla Год назад +1

      @@RUclipsviolatesmy1stamendment i think he has to write a report for each box repaired and shiping line is going to pay for the serviced container as per report.

  • @fredsalter1915
    @fredsalter1915 Год назад

    When you connected to the low side service port, there was a lot of moisture and water droplets present. Should you have wiped off the water with a paper towel first so that water won't get into the system? Thanks, Lecky! God bless you!

    • @markm0000
      @markm0000 Год назад

      There’s always going to be a little contamination. The filter drier will take care of it.

  • @joshuabarbosa4824
    @joshuabarbosa4824 Год назад

    How do you know the required suction and discharged pressures of the system??

  • @josemarieantepasado5267
    @josemarieantepasado5267 Месяц назад

    Hi sir. I just have some friendly questions and observations:
    1.) As you mentioned that the system is a closed one, the diminished system pressure should surely imply a leak somewhere in the system. Were you able to find it?
    2.) While you did purge the air out from the yellow hose but I did not see you purging out the air from the blue and red hoses. I haven't experienced working on a refrigerator yet so it really wonders me how to purge the air out from the blue hose considering it's below or equal to atmospheric pressure unlike in air-conditioning system where low side pressure is considerably above atmospheric.
    Hope you could enlighten me sir. More power to your channel.

  • @LC-qi5ff
    @LC-qi5ff Год назад +1

    Greetings. What about purging air from the red/blue hoses and the centre of the manifold? Thank you

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад +2

      You don't need to purge as they are always isolated. It means that below zero pressure discharge gauge (red) will keep on that position.

  • @mec6953
    @mec6953 Год назад

    sir, we all know in refer system from evaporator slightly super heated vapour returns directly to compressor crankcase, not directly to the compressor suction side. from the crankcase compressor takes suction.
    why is that so?
    is it to eliminate risk of liquid refrigerant getting directly into the suction? or any other specific reasons?
    can you pls help?

  • @GSOURUSAIPRASAD
    @GSOURUSAIPRASAD 4 месяца назад

    What type of leak detector has been used?

  • @marineremran
    @marineremran 7 месяцев назад

    Love u lots ❤❤❤

  • @user-ex8qx2vr5v
    @user-ex8qx2vr5v Год назад +3

    Hello, good video for begginers, but where is scale for refrigerant bottle, this is especially need for people who is learning this.
    It”s good to now how many kg you get in to the system.

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад +1

      I always depend on the working pressure as the ship is moving from places to places, different ambient temperatures which might affect the operation of the refrigeration system.

    • @user-ex8qx2vr5v
      @user-ex8qx2vr5v Год назад +1

      @@leckyjake, yep this is also correct, for expirience people who now this.
      Any way thanks for videos, good job!

    • @Vad-tl8re
      @Vad-tl8re 13 дней назад

      ​@@leckyjakehow do you know what is correct working pressure?

  • @simongipsyzai6130
    @simongipsyzai6130 Год назад

    Hello sir. During charging suction and discharge valve is open?
    How many rotate the service valve open , fully open or just a little bit.
    Because I see you open the service valve just a little bit. ,Just make sure 🙏🏿
    Thanks sir

  • @jopiaza2016
    @jopiaza2016 10 месяцев назад

    Sir, ask po ako kung ilan po ba ang normal pressure ng freon sa provisionn compressor at Ac compressor? Thanks and god bless sir.

  • @benjiebajuyo9462
    @benjiebajuyo9462 Год назад +3

    I would like to ask, during charging does the compressor is running that time?

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад

      Yes it is running

    • @benjiebajuyo9462
      @benjiebajuyo9462 Год назад +1

      @@leckyjake so it means, during charging you just to wait to run the compressor before opening the manifold valve?

    • @mlenstra
      @mlenstra Год назад +1

      @@benjiebajuyo9462 since the temperature is way above the set point, the compressor is continuously running.

    • @benjiebajuyo9462
      @benjiebajuyo9462 Год назад +1

      @@mlenstra yes your right thank you for the response I just realized it just now hehe.

  • @tukamushabadickson6811
    @tukamushabadickson6811 5 месяцев назад

    Why is the suction gauge pressure reading 0 which the unit is running?

  • @jeromediaz1883
    @jeromediaz1883 11 месяцев назад

    anung number ng ratchet gamit mo pag open ng service vlv sir

  • @leoalday3369
    @leoalday3369 Год назад +1

    Sir jake asko ko lng po new lng po sa reefer daikin alarm f603 how to fix thank you more power pagpalin po tyo ng may kapal

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад

      incorrect container model setting yan

  • @lwangajohn3257
    @lwangajohn3257 Год назад +2

    So where did the refrigerant which was in the system disappear to before charging since you said there was no leakage ? And also when you finished charging the low side gauge was still showing zero

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад +2

      please take note that the container is moving from country to country, ship to ship, and port to port in which a lot of Technicians are handling them. there are some instances that they do maintenance and troubleshooting in which they might have had charge refrigerant less esp if they are in a very low ambient temperature.

    • @toyen1893
      @toyen1893 Год назад

      Thoroughly leak check as what you’ve said on 1:37, but you didn’t show that you check the tubings on condenser, evaporator and bulkheads leading in/out the evaporator. So how is it so sure that the system has no leak at all? And how is it that the suction/low pressure side is still zero after charging? Thanks if you can be able to answer.

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад +1

      if i will put the whole clips then the video will take for hours. This is a moving machinery which travels all around the world, from trucks to trucks, from cities to cities, vessels to vessels and from hot area to low ambient temperature area. if the container came from a low ambient area and a service was made then there is a posibility that less refrigerant was charged but would still work since condensation on the condenser is too easy due to low ambient but once this travels to tropical countries just like malaysia, then this less freon would matter and need recharging.

    • @lwangajohn3257
      @lwangajohn3257 Год назад

      Thanks for the explanation 👍

  • @ytkennwarr5378
    @ytkennwarr5378 Год назад

    Ano kaya problem sa cv namin, as checker of reefer diko po alam kung paano ayosin pero gusto ko lang matotoo. Myproblema kasi yung reefer namin first issue ayaw mag andar ng fan on going cool kaso nasa positive 30 lang tapos dibumababa. ang set point is -25 after 5 to 10 nag heat tas defrost. Check ko yung maleplug ok naman at yung wiring at voltage ng container ok naman. Ano po kaya problema or ano dapat gawain po. Newbie lang po ako totally checker po ako sa reefee namin

  • @ronniec8370
    @ronniec8370 2 месяца назад

    Diba liquid state yung nasa red connection?

  • @ScottYdo
    @ScottYdo Год назад

    👍👍🎯

  • @jamesdavid1976
    @jamesdavid1976 2 месяца назад

    Sir, clarify ko lang po, umaandar po ba ang compressor pagmagchacharge??

  • @YouTubeviolatesmy1stamendment
    @YouTubeviolatesmy1stamendment Год назад +2

    You're at a real disadvantage when checking for leaks since you can't get on the inside

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад

      especially underneath the evaporator

  • @mcjamescelocia1626
    @mcjamescelocia1626 Год назад

    sir lecky jake solid fan here . question lang po. pag nag charge ba ng refregerant dapat ba naka andar ang compressor or naka para ang compressor.

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад

      running ang compressor

    • @mcjamescelocia1626
      @mcjamescelocia1626 Год назад

      @@leckyjake thankyou for the prompt answer sir. So, can we do (charging refrigerant ) on our provision reefer and HVAC onboard vessel given the system is running? because the video you shared is for reefer container . And also, i am confused on one person i asked he told me he charged refrigerant na naka para ang system. Thankyou sir idol . Answer is highly appreciated po.

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад

      charging of refrigerant, for me mas ok na running ang system para hindi nabibigla yung suction side ng system dahil continous running at circulation ng refrigerant and to add up, madali siyang papasukin sa system lalo kung vapor state na yung nasa tank at sa suction ka mag connect.

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад

      same lang hvac and provision

    • @mcjamescelocia1626
      @mcjamescelocia1626 Год назад

      @@leckyjake very well explained po sir idol, and this will add my knowledge on handling hvac onboard. . looking forward for more videos regarding wiring diagram interpretation .thankyou sir.
      ps. i followed you on IG

  • @patricioaguayo9088
    @patricioaguayo9088 8 месяцев назад

    So there is no leak?

  • @ampibrambram7747
    @ampibrambram7747 Год назад

    hello lucky
    how to become an electrician on board.?

  • @macmacsumarapnah1906
    @macmacsumarapnah1906 Год назад

    Sir ask ko lng po bakit po zero ung value ng low side?

  • @gantlahemanthkumar4562
    @gantlahemanthkumar4562 Год назад

    Hi sir

  • @leandroandre5109
    @leandroandre5109 8 месяцев назад

    My friend ,coloca uma legenda em português pra nós compreendermos blz

  • @mec6953
    @mec6953 Год назад +1

    sir, since u didn't find any leakage in the system, then why refrigerant level was low? cz we all know this is a close loop system, nothing comes in and out

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад +1

      i cannot see any source but it could be on the last service by other tech which might mistakenly charged less refrigerant

    • @toyen1893
      @toyen1893 Год назад

      Does it mean that at the time of your troubleshooting, the reefer container had just been loaded?

  • @user-us2yt5df3n
    @user-us2yt5df3n Год назад

    Sometimes it is better to put bottle bottom up to charge liquid refrigerant.

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад +3

      id rather wait for the process while charging vapor in the suction side

    • @Natnat_816
      @Natnat_816 Год назад

      Where you will charge the liquid refrigerant to the system if you want to charge the system by liquid rfrgnt. I'm asking the foreigner Sir lecky.

  • @arjunkumara7341
    @arjunkumara7341 Год назад

    Why that blue line i.e suction line was showing zero psi

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад +1

      because it it the suction line, it is normally into that range if your setpoint is deep freeze

  • @user-yt2mt5ct1k
    @user-yt2mt5ct1k Год назад

    Bravo

  • @Laba-Diena
    @Laba-Diena Год назад +1

    Condenser coil leaking :D

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад

      i can say no, because it's been a week now and unit is still running good and pressure is holding at 9.5 bar pressure

    • @Laba-Diena
      @Laba-Diena Год назад

      @@leckyjake i might be wrong ;) but most of these units have issues with condenser coil

  • @arlanalvar362
    @arlanalvar362 Год назад

    500 a day to sa oil&gas hehehehe

  • @romiecer19bhongbhong96
    @romiecer19bhongbhong96 Год назад

    Pinoy po ba kayu sir

  • @bradgeary3467
    @bradgeary3467 Год назад

    what country are you from? are those charge hose fittings required by your countries laws? how do you push air from your hoses with those silly low loss fittings? hope you don’t have to pull vacuum through all that silly stuff also. we can and are made to always contain our refrigerant as techs and you here prove it’s easy to do, yet it commonly leaks from refrigerant systems with little or no regulations or punishments when it does. brand new equipment leaking its charge from day one. i’ve seen 100’s of kilos of refrigerant go freely, but it’s not made a big deal. but your using a manifold thats overly complex, expensive and burdensome i’m assuming because it’s required by your laws. let’s try building equipment that’s not junk

    • @mlenstra
      @mlenstra Год назад

      “Complex and burdensome” in which way(s)? This looks to me like a perfectly standard HVAC manifold set with some automotive QD fittings to connect to the service ports, which parts would you say are unnecessary?

    • @bradgeary3467
      @bradgeary3467 Год назад

      @@mlenstra look like low loss fittings to me

  • @abecoulter8550
    @abecoulter8550 Год назад

    dont teach people how to recharge, its ONLY TO BE DONE BY PROFESSIONALS

    • @leckyjake
      @leckyjake  Год назад

      Just make decisions to my life

  • @TopViralMiX
    @TopViralMiX Год назад

    how to mnow which is suction vs discharge

  • @TopViralMiX
    @TopViralMiX Год назад

    and where did you read 8.6 par

  • @charliejohnson5630
    @charliejohnson5630 Год назад

    Hi Mr Lecky please can you share your email address so I can discuss some questions I have about reefer repairs. Thank you for your good videos