Frick 283 load/unload pots

_{Could anyone please assist with information of load pots on a TDSH 283L.
Do they have a partcular order to load/unload.
This one has 3 solenoids. ie no slide valve
Thanks}

Hi Ranger.
I may have some info somewhere (Historic) I will have a look!
Grizzly

Thanks Grizzly

http://www.genemco.com/catalog/pdf/A...essorParts.pdf

Page 92, Figure 38?

I've not seen a Frick with "Port Style" loading, always the typical slide valve arrangement..

Cloud it be regular slide valve just with trick solenoids?

Happy new year.

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Originally Posted by HVACRsaurus

http://www.genemco.com/catalog/pdf/A...essorParts.pdf

Page 92, Figure 38?

I've not seen a Frick with "Port Style" loading, always the typical slide valve arrangement..


Cloud it be regular slide valve just with trick solenoids?

Happy new year.

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Thanks, has no unload cylinder, as blanked off.
3 pots underneath rotor housing for 50,75, 100% with 3 , 3 way solenoids.
Would just like to know order to load/unload, if it matters or not.

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Originally Posted by RANGER1

Thanks, has no unload cylinder, as blanked off.
3 pots underneath rotor housing for 50,75, 100% with 3 , 3 way solenoids.
Would just like to know order to load/unload, if it matters or not.

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Interesting, I haven't seen one like that, must look a sight - cat with its tail chopped off perhaps..

My fault it's TDSL 283 Frick

HVACRsaurus,
Sent you a PM for interest on this model.

Find what you needed? Its definitely a TDSL. Im pretty sure they are linear and go something like 50%-75%-100% from NDE to DE. been a long tie since I last looked at one of these.

Attachment 12663Hi Ranger,
I took the opportunity of the overhaul of a TDSL283 in our workshop to take some pictures of the pots. So you'll understand how it works. if something isn't clear, the compressor is still open!

Thanks cricri,
So how many load pots are there underneath machine?
The one I was working on had 3.
Pictures look like 3 pots on each side (male/ female rotor).

Thanks cricri,
So how many load pots are there underneath machine?
The one I was working on had 3.
Pictures look like 3 pots on each side (male/ female rotor). also very slow to load & unload, probably due to small oil gallery or orifice so they don't smash themselves to pieces!

there are 3x2 potsunderneath. operating conditions -46°C/-14°C;NH3

Gardner Denver had a similar way of capacity control with there turn valve. Interesting conversation guys. Thanks for the info.