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We have a client and his two indoor units are sweating back the outdoor unit is in his garage and the heat his going nowhere the temp in there is 52 degrees would this cause the indoor units to start sweating ? The trouble is there is no where to extract the hot air
His garage has walls so there is somewhere to get rid of the heat.
52°C is is way above the design operating conditions I'm sure.
There is nowhere to take the heat as both sides are garage and the front of garage goes into underground driveQuote:
Originally Posted by FaultCode
Have you got any pictures? What is behind the rear garage wall?Quote:
Originally Posted by eurocooling
Vent to the underground drive.
You have to dump internal heat in place where the refrigerant can turns back in liquid form, otherwise system will not work properly, As mentioned by Mr. Brian arrange to vent it at other level, if possible try to fix a high speed extract fan to remove air from the area.
This is underground garage so it impossible to vent the airQuote:
Originally Posted by Slim R410a
The underground drive is like another sealed area
Is it possible to convert to a water cooled condeser, heat exchanger? No way will it work if you cannot get rid of the heat from the refrigerant, best of luck to you.
You are correct this was design by a Portugusse builder and work crapQuote:
Originally Posted by niceman
Is it possible to upload the building drawing and area snapshoots with units marked on it, may be there a way.
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Originally Posted by malik55
I see see what I can do