hearing the refrigerant building and releasing in the refrierant piping , is that somthing remembered from past experience..... like hey I remember that sound . That TXV might be over feeding ( sense of hearing to troubleshoot)
I was on a York the other day. Found a big leak on the discharge line U bend. It had been pushed and rubbed up against the metal on the end of the condenser coil.
I have three very old tx valves I'm trying to bench test, because I can't get a replacement. They don't seem to do anything. Should I be able to detect the opening/closing somehow? Does the tx valve ever completely close?
What if your problem is low to no super heat. And high subcooling. 33-35 evap sat and 69 degree cond sat low ambient around 56-59 degrees. Return air 70 supply 40ish Evap clean and condensor clean and good airflow on both... Could this be stratification? Or something else.
The shroud is called a fan orifice . Hmm ... York Term only ? Can you change the cage on the TXV . Looks like a Sporlan Great Video . Great job breaking down everything down so the inexperience guys can understand .
I really enjoy your vids. I need to learn more about those two terms u used. Subcool and superheat. Like the idea of an adjustable Tx and really like your Bluetooth gauges. I saw that device in one of your other vids. I do mostly automotive AC. Thanx again!!
Here is a video where I talk about the basic refrigeration cycle ruclips.net/video/aZy2iGu-VIk/видео.html and a podcast discussing saturation superheat and subcooling anchor.fm/hvacknowitall/episodes/HVAC-Education-and-Saturation-wRick-Ruscigno-e3fhhn. I appreciate the video support, thank you
So, question, the compressor sweating, wouldn’t that be a normal thing? The suction line sweats, because of the condensation. So, wouldn’t that be the same for the compressor she’ll?
Hello, how are you... Spoke with you in reference to the testo 770-3 meter and it's a pretty good meter... I use it in residential electrical HVAC furnace appliance repair and automotive modes and it's a pretty good meter.. like the set of the watts and PF on one display... The only negative is no light, but it's not a dealbreaker.. This is one of my main goal to meters us now... Thanks..
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hearing the refrigerant building and releasing in the refrierant piping , is that somthing remembered from past experience..... like hey I remember that sound . That TXV might be over feeding ( sense of hearing to troubleshoot)
Exactly Mike!
I was on a York the other day. Found a big leak on the discharge line U bend. It had been pushed and rubbed up against the metal on the end of the condenser coil.
Great video,,,!, example,,,,if you that TXV,,can you adjusted,,,what should be the standard ? 8F - 12F ? I am rigth ?
Most likely but I did not look into it further
I have three very old tx valves I'm trying to bench test, because I can't get a replacement. They don't seem to do anything. Should I be able to detect the opening/closing somehow? Does the tx valve ever completely close?
What if your problem is low to no super heat. And high subcooling.
33-35 evap sat and 69 degree cond sat low ambient around 56-59 degrees. Return air 70 supply 40ish
Evap clean and condensor clean and good airflow on both...
Could this be stratification? Or something else.
The shroud is called a fan orifice . Hmm ... York Term only ? Can you change the cage on the TXV . Looks like a Sporlan Great Video . Great job breaking down everything down so the inexperience guys can understand .
Thanks Mike, the customer didn't want to pay for any further repairs since the unit is bening replaced shortly.
I really enjoy your vids. I need to learn more about those two terms u used. Subcool and superheat. Like the idea of an adjustable Tx and really like your Bluetooth gauges. I saw that device in one of your other vids. I do mostly automotive AC. Thanx again!!
Here is a video where I talk about the basic refrigeration cycle ruclips.net/video/aZy2iGu-VIk/видео.html and a podcast discussing saturation superheat and subcooling anchor.fm/hvacknowitall/episodes/HVAC-Education-and-Saturation-wRick-Ruscigno-e3fhhn. I appreciate the video support, thank you
So, question, the compressor sweating, wouldn’t that be a normal thing? The suction line sweats, because of the condensation. So, wouldn’t that be the same for the compressor she’ll?
Some sweating at the suction line entrance yes, but not the entire compressor.
HVAC Know It All ok, appreciate the response back
Hello, how are you... Spoke with you in reference to the testo 770-3 meter and it's a pretty good meter... I use it in residential electrical HVAC furnace appliance repair and automotive modes and it's a pretty good meter.. like the set of the watts and PF on one display... The only negative is no light, but it's not a dealbreaker.. This is one of my main goal to meters us now... Thanks..
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Is that a good phone? Thanks for your videos and podcasts
Haha not really, it will never break tho, trust me I've tried lol
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Canada's phone systems(companies/contracts) suck. Wompwomp! Great video tho!
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Possible burn out upon last compressor failure and system wasn’t cleaned properly. Just a gues.
Very interesting
First time I ever saw an insulation displacement connector in an a/c unit. Don't know why anyone would trust one of those things.
Where did you see one of those?
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