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    Hi experts,
    I have deal with 2 multi-decks.
    They have system with capillary tube. They work good.
    I checked pressure in the system through Shrader valve on the compressor.
    The evaporating pressure of each during work is 3,3 bar.
    But when I stoped multi-decks for 48 hours and checked pressure in the system. It was different (6.0 bar and 6.4 bar). Why? The system has equal amount of refrigerant (R22) and multi-decks are staying near.
    Which factors can influence on it?

    Thanks for any advice.



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    Re: pressure in the system

    Are you using the same gauges or are you reading the pressure with two different sets of gauges?

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    Re: pressure in the system

    A small heat source near one system perhaps?
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    Re: pressure in the system

    A little bit of air in one of them ???

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    Re: pressure in the system

    Thank you for answer.

    I'm using the same gauges for reading the pressure.
    May be sunlight is small heat source?
    I know multi-decks was charged by Galileo TP fluid refrigerant charging machine.

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    Re: pressure in the system

    Of course sun is a heat source, the only one around. :-)

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