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    DAIKIN REYQ14M7W1B

    i replaced the invertor compressor and board

    when brazing the 1/4 oil return line i lost some pre-charged oil on the new compressor
    the compressor failed to start, i could hear it pulsing attempting to turn. it then went into a L9 fault
    when i tried it again it started and ran but on restart faulted again

    how much oil is precharged, the loss seemed minimal and how do i get oil in as there is no no port



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    Re: daikin vrv2 compressor

    Did you energize to unit (crankcase heater) for at least 12 hours before attempting to run the compressor? This is very important, even more so in cold weather. If not the compressor may have siezed which can be irreversable.

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    id say 60mins only, but it did run for me. i know d if the compressor senses any resistance when on start up it goes out on fault do you know if i can put any oil in it as i lost a bit thinkin about puttin a schrader on the suction worried now

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    Re: daikin vrv2 compressor

    You can pump the oil into any access point, preferably the suction with the unit running.
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    Re: daikin vrv2 compressor

    Quote Originally Posted by podger81 View Post
    DAIKIN REYQ14M7W1B

    i replaced the invertor compressor and board

    when brazing the 1/4 oil return line i lost some pre-charged oil on the new compressor
    the compressor failed to start, i could hear it pulsing attempting to turn. it then went into a L9 fault
    when i tried it again it started and ran but on restart faulted again

    how much oil is precharged, the loss seemed minimal and how do i get oil in as there is no no port
    Your problem sounds more like the result of liquid pumping, how did you charge the system? Did you check the crank case heater was operational and how long was it energised before start up? How did you manage to loss oil from the equalising line, was the compressor on it's side?

    When charging a VRVII system NEVER add liquid refrigerant in the suction or dual purpose discharge/suction line (from a vac or when operating), these units have no suction accumulator.

    Liquid pumping can result in the compressor lifting it’s oil due to foaming or liquid washing oil from bearings which in turn will eventually result in compressor seizure depending on severity of damage and operating conditions.

    Only charge liquid into the liquid line from a vac then use the refigerant charge mode.

    Sounds like you could be looking for another compressor
    Last edited by VRVIII; 03-12-2010 at 10:24 PM.

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