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15-08-2006, 08:54 AM #1
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Flushing a DX coil, consequences?
I need to refurbish a DX coil (R22) that has stood for a while, the liquid line ¼” was cut and crimped but not sealed, so I suspect little but gas ingress here, the gas line was just cut and left open 5/8”. I guess any residual oil in the coil is now well contaminated with moisture, though it looks clean. I have blown most of the residual oil out with hi quality compressed air.
My question is, what should/can I do to refurbish this coil to get it back into service?
What will the residual contaminated oil do to the compressor oil ~1350cc?
JAGw
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15-08-2006, 12:30 PM #2
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Re: Flushing a DX coil, consequences?
dear
bay a flushing liquid , pump it to pipes to clean the insides from the dirty oil, take look on :
www.advancedengineering.com
www.refrigerantsales.com
www.car-air-conditioning-supplies.com
www.robinair.com
with all regardsa
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