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    Re: Fridge Problem..frost on suction line, and cooling is not good

    Quote Originally Posted by nike123 View Post
    Check if condenser is hot to touch at top (where line is coming from compressor) and at ambient temperature at bottom where it meet filter-drier and report findings. Also try to determine how much of condenser is at an ambient temperature.
    the condenser temperature from compressor to filter goes like this..

    %55-60 is REALLY HOT to hot.. %15 warm.. %20-15 ambient.. while the suction line near the compressor is as cold as the evaporator.. maybe colder.


    Quote Originally Posted by nike123 View Post
    Does technician, when he was changed compressor, changed also filter-drier? Also did he measured end vacuum with separate vacuum measuring instrument or he just vacuumed some time without measuring vacuum.
    Yeah he did change filter, and installed a valve.

    I wasn't around all the time after he finished welding.. but I recall him talking about using the manifold to measure pressure after vacuuming, and after charging.

    I don't recall seeing a vacuum though.. what I understood from the portions I observed is that he welded everything and installed the valve.. then used the running compressor to vacuum itself.. but that is what I put together from what I saw.. is that even possible?

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    Re: Fridge Problem..frost on suction line, and cooling is not good

    It looks like it is overcharged.




    Did he weighed charge, charged from glass cylinder



    or charged by monitoring only suction pressure?

    Last is recipe for overcharging.
    Last edited by nike123; 20-04-2011 at 10:02 AM.

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