No and yes! You wouldn't want to run non-compliant oil while in the warranty time period but after that there is endless, better choices of oil out there!
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Yes I did, and business had been great!
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Well, I just recently was accepted by the state of Florida as a Mechanical Contractor. Im also from central Florida in between Tampa and Orlando. All the information you need...
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-9 would be beautiful to flash freeze meat. It just didnt stay there. A blast freezer can be any temperature you want it to be. Everything else is fine. No unloaders and no reg...
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Yes its actually a blast but the problem is what the blast was used for, I dont know. The purpose the new company wants it to serve is to flash freeze meat, but that may not h...
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No the size is the same as it always has been and yes its in a freezer.
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Yes the filter dryer was changed along with the POE. The unit does have a sight glass on it and from time to time has bubbles in it but for the most part stays clear. One of ...
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This is a tuff one! Robo, this falls back to the discussion we had in the other thread. I of course voted yes due to the fact that the more knowledge you have on the product you...
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Thats funny! You know honestly I lucked out and have had the opportunity to work with some of the best men out there in refrigeration. I mainly work on ammonia refrigerated e...
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Yes its a split system, the problem is its a blast freezer thats 34 tons with 2 evaporators. The system holds about 130 lb of R-404A which as you would assume is rather expens...
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Well, as a 26 year old with a third of the years you have in I can so this. I was taught that if you think your right argue. If you dont how will you ever know your wrong. An...
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Yes sir, thats all I was saying. Your 100 % correct on your theory and I have been behind numerous techs that wrongfully diagnosed a dirty coil and shoved a couple of pounds ...
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Well I guess now when I hire someone I better ask them what they would assume if they seen a unit freezing up. Thanks for the heads up. I dont think that the first assumption...
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Flashing is the result of the refrigerant boiling at a temperature that is above the boiling point for that specific pressure. If you overcharge brand spankin new unit and th...
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No problem man, this carrier I was working on was a little older but techs before me that had changed the compressor and missed it and so did I. If it is in fact on there you ar...
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This is exactly what Im saying, I completely agree with the man Im just stating that with it being the ONLY problem, freezing up is not possible.
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First off, I was wrong about saying evaporator but none the less I am only expressing a specific point. The first point is that the forum that this was currently posted in is...
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Im not sure that this is ment for me but I did not read the above posts. I was just simply stating that an overcharged unit, with that being the only problem would not freeze...
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In residential A/c I can honestly not think of one reason why an overcharged unit would ice up. If you go back to the basics of refrigeration, pressure relates to temperature. A...
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It was located a short distance from where the liquid drain comes out of the condenser and goes to the evaporator. It was the smallest dryer I have ever seen and was completely ...
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