recently put a rheem condensing unit. the low pressure looks good and so the high pressure but my suction keeps sweating a lot compressor a little loud
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recently put a rheem condensing unit. the low pressure looks good and so the high pressure but my suction keeps sweating a lot compressor a little loud
Your lack of information helps to prove nothing.
A sweating pipe proves that there is moisture in the atmosphere.
All your comments are subjective but tell us nothing.
Please supply a full set of readings if you want some answers.
probably loud compressor could mean liquid carry-over to begin with . however, as BRIAN has mentioned , more details could only lead to better clues
if its sweating back and pressures are good then you are good if it starts to freeze back to the comp then its over charged
Sorry... but it doesn't work that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1mikeefc1
first things first, have you checked superheat and subcooling? if so what are they?