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05-05-2008, 05:56 PM #3
Re: Problems with compressor running too cold
Welcome abrando.
I'm with the Viking on this one!
Using the back to basics theory.
The most logical reason is because your compressor has liquid flood-back.
What has or is causing it you need to establish.
Hence the question from viking about the superheat readings.
The subcooling readings are relevant also.
many things can cause this, so check things like,, (in no particular order).
SUPERHEAT AND SUBCOOLING, CORRECT OPERATION OF THE EVAP FAN/S AND IS THE COIL/S CLEAR.
CRANKCASE HEATER.(NOT WORKING- IS COMP COLD UPON STARTUP)
LIQUID LINE SOLENOID VALVE (PASSING).
These are some of the more obvious contributing factors.
But with the little info so far it is hard to pin down what is actually happening.
So most of this is based on educated guesswork!
I hope it helps?
Cheers Grizzly
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