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Originally Posted by Freezeking2000 I cant say I have not done it before at 3 am in a market. It works, just the valve will be slow to respond.............3M works best.......LOL! Use metal tape its more conductive! Duh hahaha
We had some installers putting in Aspen coils using flex duct straps because it was quicker than using supplied metal straps.
I cant say I have not done it before at 3 am in a market. It works, just the valve will be slow to respond.............3M works best.......LOL!
Originally Posted by ga-hvac-tech As I remember... the metal strap that wraps all teh way around teh bulb is for heat transfer as much as for holding it there... That is well noted.... makes a lot of sense too! thanks
As I remember... the metal strap that wraps all teh way around teh bulb is for heat transfer as much as for holding it there...
I've seen a few with tie wraps, the little black ones. They seem to hold it pretty tight when they use three of those small wide ones. can't reuse them though!
Electrical tape fixes almost everything it's like duct tapes brother which can fix anything. lol
New way to clamp a TXV bulb Went on a WI Cooler no cool call, leaker at TXV. While I was there I thought I'd replace some Aramaflex...look at what was hidden. Attachment 66672 At least I keep a Balanced Port Kit on my truck and a few extra bulb clamps.
New way to clamp a TXV bulb
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