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  1. #1
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    block ice on compresor



    hi bud.... i'm aprial.. basically i've no exp on handling refeer container.. pls tell me what should i do to solve my problem
    i got trouble on my refeer container daikin..half body of compresor got ice block... both of evaporator fan run well..***** 134a preassure at high 150 Psi and low side at 6 psim


    pliss tell me what's the problem

    best regard

    aprial



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    Re: block ice on compresor

    Check your superheat and adjust txv if required.
    http://www.hvacfun.com/a-how-to-measure-superheat.htm

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    Re: block ice on compresor

    Ice block on compressor means there is liquid flood back to the compressor mostly. Is there ice block on the evaporator as well? In that case, make sure that melts away (defrost the unit) as the ice on the evaporator coil will act as an insulator to absorve heat. If that doesnt solve the issue, I suggest that you install a suction accumulator just in case to prevent compressor failure.

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    Re: block ice on compresor

    check tev , defrost cycle, comfirm gas charge is correct

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