samsung

[rbartlett]

Anyone seen one of these things?

Got a call 2 days ago from a school near oxford to say 'it's not cooling'

it was installed by a company who lost the contract for oxfordshire so they couldn't get hold of them

i went to site and found some kids had turned off the isolator on the roof.

i switched it back on and it run..a-okay no problarmo nice little earner ;-))

today I got another call saying it runs but it's not cooling,so I popped in on my way home...

up on the roof found the unit less than a year old and the 4way valve split and dumped it gas

I showed the customer who spotted the 'made in china' label on the valve and just sighed...

cheers

richard

[rbartlett]

It's probably an air conditioner, Richard. The 4-way valve means it's likely a heat-or-cooling air conditioner.

There would have been another half to it located indoors within close proximity to an area they wish the air to be conditioned.

I've come across these things before.

Okay that certainly narrows it down.. I had already eliminated digital camera AND a TV so I was getting close to a sloution..

however providing you are right (you didn't seem too certain) we can move the conversation on to the possibility that they are s.h.i.t.e quality..

cheers

richard

[frank]

Are you sure the gas leaked out of the 4 way valve?

It could have leaked out of the hole on the lid where the screw is missing

[aeb200]

I think that samsung were distributed by SWM until last year.

you may get info from them (branch in Eastleigh Hants)

[Andy W]

Ambient Technical Solutions in Stoke on Trent were recently appointed dealers of Samsung, they have been trying to get me to buy Samsung for ages now, I much prefer Fujitsu.

[chillin out]

I had a 4 way valve split on an Airwell before, It had cracked where the pipe joins the brass body.

Chillin

[rbartlett]

well for two reasons i may well just cut it out

1 it's in a server room so no heat is req'd
2 there is no warrenty so they would have to buy rev. valve and it's redundant -see 1

cheers

richard

[frank]

Be careful with that Richard

We had a Tosh doing a server room and the coil had burnt out - as it was critical to keep the thing running and the coil was energised for cooling, our eng took the decision (9:30 at night) to reclaim and cut the valve out.

Well, no problems so far and for about 7 months - then we get the call "it's hot in the room and the AC's not working."

Off to site - guess what - the systems fine - it's just that some plonker had set the controller to heat mode and so the unit just sat there.

The indoor coil sensor was expecting a temp rise within a certain time before the indoor fan was allowed to run and when it didn't come the system just continued to run in cooling and the whole thing iced up (indoor)

[slingblade]

It's probably an air conditioner, Richard. The 4-way valve means it's likely a heat-or-cooling air conditioner.

There would have been another half to it located indoors within close proximity to an area they wish the air to be conditioned.

I've come across these things before.

complete barking madness. need i say more?

[Lazarus]

M Marc do all your customers look like that!!!!

Do you have any jobs going !!!!

[phil68]

What's that hanging down between the first woman's legs (I'm assuming it's female)

Good stuff, another happy Fridgetech customer. For those members who have never seen a happy Fridgetech client I've included a few shots to illustrate just how animated a happy Fridgetech client can be:

[rbartlett]

I had a 4 way valve split on an Airwell before, It had cracked where the pipe joins the brass body.

exactly the same..

cheers

richard

[Lc_shi]

At Fridgetech we discourage all forms of discrimination. So we won't be justifying that question with an answer.

I admire it. It's my dream to work in this kind company