I Googled that pilot flame sensor number and this Carrier Weathermaker manual came up. It describes the sequence of operation for gas heat operation on page-4 and has multipl...
Replies 7I’ve had the SMAN3 on my tool list for a while as well, but will probably wait until spring to actually purchase. I like how it comes as a compete kit with the manifold and sigh...
Replies 9So, in this particular case it turned out to be the blower wheel itself. Some of the blades on the squirrel cage had somehow loosened up to the point where they were vibrating w...
Replies 4I just found that INDEMITSU offers a free quart sample of PVE oil, so I sent in my request. I think I’m going to try it first with an R12 to 134A conversion on an old dorm fridg...
Replies 2These two documents are directly from the EPA SNAP Regulations site. Looks like as of 02/21/12, they will indeed be acceptable for use in new equipment within the charge limi...
Replies 3There are a lot of brands to choose from these days and prices are all over the place, but I think YJ 69086 is a pretty decent unit overall. It can often be found for under $200...
Replies 11As far as I know, normal purging of hoses is okay as far as the EPA is concerned, but with the cost of refrigerant now, many techs use low loss fittings on their hoses and will ...
Replies 3If you’re sure it’s not leaks, then you could try cleaning the sensor in your micron gauge with isopropyl alcohol. It only takes a tiny bit of oil or moistur...
Replies 11Other than the particular OEM equipment manufacturers themselves, the only other place I know of where you will be able to find any substantial background info on testing and...
Replies 4Will do. Thanks :thumbsup:
Replies 3Their catalog looks like it has the nomenclatures in it if you want to try and decipher them. Marlo Catalog: http://www.marlocoil.com/pdf/catalogs/New%20Coil%20Book%201_9_08%...
Replies 4Here is what the ACCA said about it back in 2009. This has actually been brewing for a couple of years. Seeing how your Governor elect and state bureaucracy operates, I think i...
Replies 2I didn’t see a lot of details as to what was done. Did the retrofit include a POE oil change and filter/dryer replacement?
Replies 20IMO, overcharge sounds like it was a definite possibility as previously mentioned. I believe that you only need approximately 80% of the regular R12 charge when using R414B [Hot...
Replies 17Not to hijack, but I will also occasionally charge a window unit by frost line and evap temp in a pinch. Although I rarely work on them, these things are usually on their las...
Replies 75This seems to be pretty common for walk-in’s using R502, especially when the condenser is located in a basement or boiler room with high humidity.
Replies 75I bought a bunch of different sizes of capacitors last year from McMaster-Carr. I almost crapped my pants when I read “made in USA” on them. They were the Am...
Replies 6I know the Victor Turbo Torch/Fire Power have them internally, but not sure about UniWeld. The external arrestors on my torch do add a couple of inches length to the torch hand...
Replies 3With the low or fluctuating suction, it sounds like those now oversized txv’s are partially flooding the evaporator. The thing that would concern me though, is the la...
Replies 7That would really stink... that is, finding out that you paid for an HP and only got a straight AC and had been heating your home with the auxiliary heat strips for the past few...
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