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    Charging by gauge temperature



    Hi Guys,

    can anyone help me on this one.
    If i dont have a badged charge weight on a split system can i charge it by the temperature readings on my gauges?

    andy



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    Re: Charging by gauge temperature

    Ideally you should find out from the manufacturer or work off your air off temp on the evap

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    Re: Charging by gauge temperature

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    I have a Refrigerant charge calculator produced by DEFRA,
    it is only a guide, but if you want a copy PM me your email
    and I will forward you it.

    I can't vouch for it's accuracy because I have never used it
    in anger but it is a starting point.

    Rob

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    Re: Charging by gauge temperature

    If no info is available recover any remaining refrigerant.
    Charge by measuring superheat will also get you a good starting point, and ensure that no liquid returns to the compressor. At the same time, note the weight of refrigerant added and you can mark the unit accordingly.
    Graham
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