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    old R410a pipework with a new R32 split



    Hi, I've got a dead MHI split on R410a, can i use install a new R32 split onto the pipework without using a flushing agent? New Fuj is same size. Pipe is buried in a wall. Fault was fan motor and PCB not burn out. My quote will be nuts is a need to replace the pipe! Cheers



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    Re: old R410a pipework with a new R32 split

    Dry nitrogen first and then use the same tubes ......

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    Re: old R410a pipework with a new R32 split

    same pipework if its a 410a system
    http://www.daikintech.co.uk/Data/Blu...219-371844.pdf

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    Re: old R410a pipework with a new R32 split

    I wouldn't have an issue with it. I call it "rounding the corners" not "cutting the corners"

    Needs must.

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    Re: old R410a pipework with a new R32 split

    I know the pipe size etc is good, i'm thinking oil problems?

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    Re: old R410a pipework with a new R32 split

    As mentioned above, dry nitrogen purge to remove any remaining oil etc. As R410A is made up of 50% R32, there should not be an oil compatibility or return problem.
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    Re: old R410a pipework with a new R32 split

    Blast it out with nitro and it'll be fine.
    If it's not a burn out, your pretty safe.
    Mhi 410 models run polyolester oil, I'm certain Fujitsu r32 is the same.

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