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    Please Help!! Recovering.....



    Hello All, im a newly qualified engineer, and currently sitting my City & Guilds exams. Does anyone know how to recover a plant that has been left standing for a few months. Exaclty what is the procedure and what is the difference between recovering from a plant that is running, that just needs minor changes i.e. a new filter drier.. Thanks in advance!!



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    Re: Please Help!! Recovering.....

    This may not be Gospel, however...

    With a running plant you can use the plant compressor to pump out the liquid before having to use a recovery machine.
    Or, you can push/pull the liquid from the condenser/receiver having pumped the system down for a quick recovery.

    With a non-running system you can try a push/pull but you may not have the liquid in the best places.
    So, it could be a vapour only recovery.

    If you can get some heat into the compressor to get the refrigerant out of the oil.

    Basically there isn't a lot of difference between the two systems.
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    Re: Please Help!! Recovering.....

    Quote Originally Posted by Hussain09;141[COLOR=Black
    465]Hello All, im a [/COLOR]newly qualified engineer, and currently sitting my City & Guilds exams.
    An oxymoron if ever I saw one

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