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Old 30-05-2003, 12:56 AM
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Question "high flow" valves

I just installed a Carrier 48TJE roof top unit.It has what they call high flow valves,one on the suction line,one on the discharge line.I've never seen these. It looks like a large access fitting.No threads...just a black plastic cap.I phoned Carrier and they were useless.In the literature,they call it a high flow valve that is not field serviceable.Anyone heard of these?
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Old 30-05-2003, 01:57 AM
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Offhand, can't think of any reason why one would need a regulating valve in both the suction and discharge lines of a rooftop unit.

Perhaps they are simply full port ball valves? Perhaps they are being used in lieu of compressor service valves?
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Were the caps removable? Was there anything under them if so?

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Sounds like pressure relief valves. I've installed a lot of 48TJE's and can't imagine what acman is referring to. Can you post a picture?
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