How to Leak Check an Air Conditioning System on a Boat

In this video, I show you the process of finding a leak in an Air Conditioning System in a Boat or Yacht.
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[@jparson3309]

Great video my friend thanks for sharing your knowledge

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[@marcellopasini]

always great content!

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[@bonesboat2448]

Great Video. Thanks

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[@carloshendricks6787]

Man! Serious confine space. Thanks for sharing

[@getmoniiE]

Very informative and thorough video.
I have a question for you Mr. Trianis , is it possible that on a system like a
Domestic Condria PCWM/FCL 18002
Will have no refrigerant lines ran to the cabin blowers but instead just water lines with a coil? I tried looking deeper but on this particular vessel the blowers are glassed in to the walls with no accces. Thanks in advance . And great video!

[@trianismarine]

Thank you for watching. The Condaria System you are describing is a chilled water system, you have a Chiller in the engine room that cools the water and the cold water is then sent to the various air handlers around the boat.
What issues are you encountering?
It is true that sometimes you have to dismantle the boat to get to the air handlers, I've done it many times.

[@mbowen007]

Really enjoy your videos, very helpful

[@trianismarine]

Thank you, much appreciated!!

[@rski1036]

My stateroom unit has a small leak. Tech suggested he would bring some leak stop but doesn't that take away from some of the cold ?

[@brianjones5935]

brother. its refrigerant, stop calling it freon lol. freon is a type of refrigerant not the entire category of refrigerants. really like the video.

[@marriagepartnersministry5942]

what kind of freon, r-22:

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