ac problem

[jdbt6120]

i have a 3 ton goodman house ac my problem is yesterday it was 80 degrees
out i put gauges on low side read 80 low side read 150 i could have put too much freon in but it would not change on gauges, do i have a restriction?

[khc95]

Please read site rules....NO DIY:beat:

[VTP99]

[QUOTE=jdbt6120;7611672]
gauges on low side read 80 low side read 150

Which one was it ?:oops:

[jpsmith1cm]

This is exactly why you can't use pressure alone as a diagnostic.

[udarrell]

i have a 3 ton goodman house ac my problem is yesterday it was 80 degrees out, i put gauges on low side read 80-(psig?) low side read 150-(psig High-side?) i could have put too much freon in but it would not change on gauges, do i have a restriction?
You need to call a contractor to do the required work on the refrigerant system.

Well, at 80-F OAT & @ a condensing 150-psig there is very little heat being ejected by the condenser. Since suction is high the compressor isn't getting its job done, 'unless' there is a restriction between the suction service valve & the compressor; it's possible that the compressor inlet screen is being partially plugged with solder, etc.:det:

Is the compressor running up to speed,?
Is it a TXV or piston flow rater refrigerant metering device?:pop:

[merlin73]

i have a 3 ton goodman house ac my problem is yesterday it was 80 degrees
out i put gauges on low side read 80 low side read 150 i could have put too much freon in but it would not change on gauges, do i have a restriction?
Queation 1. are you a contractor.
question 2 . are you epa certified
question 3 what was indoor wet bulb.
question 4 what was the correct pressures
question 5 what was you delta T
question 5 what type of metering sevice do you have
question 6 what was you sh and sc
question 7 is your filter clean
question 8 sorry the list can go on
question 9 where you a contractor?

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[wahoo]

Put enough freon in it and it'll be "swimming" in freon. And guess what? That compressor can't swim!! Call a professional before it drowns. P.S. This is NOT a DIY-site!!-----------:beat: