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Thank's for the warnings, I did see the drawings and I know what you mean. I installed it, it went well, the chiller is back online.

If you have never done it before get some help or you will be in for a long day.


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If you do this wrong you could risk having to open the compressor up..... study the drawings and u will see why...

thank you

Originally Posted by jerrydurkin

Is there a part number for the neoprene sleeve that sits on control shaft,it needs to be replaced.
I can't find it in any manuals. Thanks The compressor is a YDTL-126

It comes on the new shaft, it can not be replaced on its own.

Is there a part number for the neoprene sleeve that sits on control shaft,it needs to be replaced.
I can't find it in any manuals. Thanks The compressor is a YDTL-126

Originally Posted by nyrb

Well I guess I can eat my words and hope that the moderators will see fit to move this into the Pro's forum.

Just snack on the words about predicting a response. The rest are probably still good advice.

Originally Posted by w~p

You will need a special stud to pull out the shaft. The procedure is in an attached file.

Well I guess I can eat my words and hope that the moderators will see fit to move this into the Pro's forum.

Originally Posted by no1nygfan

Hey guys, I am having a problem replacing the o-rings on the shaft for the vane assembly. I have heated the evaporator tempeture to about 94 degs and 17.2 psia hoping that I would have a positive pressure and the shaft pull out easier, as I pull it sounds like something is hitting inside the housing. I've looked at the explosion veiw of the assy. and it does not show anything should be impeding the shaft. Is there a special tool for this or am I missing the obvious. any advise on this would be greatly appreciated.

You will need a special stud to pull out the shaft. The procedure is in an attached file.

If you've never done one before you need to call someone who has before you find out the hard way what will go wrong if you proceed. You will not get a lot of response on this topic with the limited information about yourself in your profile either. All I will say right now is stop what your doing.

shaft for vane assy. on a ytk.

Hey guys, I am having a problem replacing the o-rings on the shaft for the vane assembly. I have heated the evaporator tempeture to about 94 degs and 17.2 psia hoping that I would have a positive pressure and the shaft pull out easier, as I pull it sounds like something is hitting inside the housing. I've looked at the explosion veiw of the assy. and it does not show anything should be impeding the shaft. Is there a special tool for this or am I missing the obvious. any advise on this would be greatly appreciated.