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Thanks for sharing.

My wife checks airflow when she's grocery shopping. She made me proud and said last weekend and said "I didn't get the sour cream" when she came home. "That section was warm, rest of the lineup was...

Wow....

Knew exactly where you were before I saw the paint on the court. Thought the same thing too when I first saw it-slick work.

Good find.

It was clearly his own fault. He didn't have on the proper PPE.

That's whats left of the service truck....

Walk into every store with your leak detector and have patience....you'll find them.

nice job getting it going :cheers:

I love it!:cheers:

:eek2::eek2: Scary....His name could be flash bang or spark plug. Does he still work for your company?

I would try refrigeration-engineer.com if no one chimes in here.

Yes! This needs to be posted on the Tips and Tricks forum now!:eek2:

It looks legit. I have no idea what you guys are crying about.:whistle:

That is because you are partially melting a thin layer of the ice to remove the groves and gouges caused by the skate blades. Hard to do that with cold water.

I'm not following the thinking here why this would be better than one properly sized coalescent type separator like a Temprite?

Sadly, I have have seen worse....

hahahaha. :grin2:

You found his napping spot. Too bad, that looked like a good one. :yes:

I think that is the least of our worries here....

Do they ever wash the case? That helps a little bit to not have the coil sitting in 7 pounds of spilled olive salad....

Oh please tell me you got a picture of that gem....

These are what I meant by encapsulated pressure control.....

http://www.emersonclimate.com/europe/ProductDocuments/AlcoLiterature/EN_PS3__35003.pdf
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Just a thought....does the rack have encapsulated pressure controls? I've seen them act erratic when they went bad, although two at a time is a stretch.

That makes more sense...

Thanks ice! Didn't know you could do that.

Hoshizaki has a branch in Brea. Get their tech manuals and find out when there next class is. They have one there once a year.

:hijacked:

Got this manual-

I was on a call for an ice machine not working once at a restaurant. Opened it up and it was roachtropolis inside. Roaches everywhere. That was fun to work on....:whistle:

:cheers:

That's out of the WEC book 2014. Wisconsin Electric Code.

Awesome! Thanks for sharing those.

Glad it's going to a good home. I'll get it out as soon as I can.

What kind of probe is it? did you try to calibrate it? Checked voltage etc? Check this out if this it what you have there are calibration instructions on here....

JP-Ask and you shall receive. I added that for you.

If any one is interested I'm selling this.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/191102365909?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

I don't know where you are but I've had coils measured and custom made by a coil manufacturer in the LA area.

Anytime :cheers:

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I've used these and they are adjustable I can't recall how low I've gone but it was on a low temp 22 rack where I was having a similar problem. The model I used was the PSC-AJS I think. ...

Why didn't you use hydrazorbs on the liquid line as well? you already have the strut there? That tape will fall apart then whats going to happen to those liquid lines?

if your contactor is bad single phasing the compressor and causing it to go off on internals, that will cause you to trip on oil. Far more likely to have a bad contactor than a bad internal over...

Check that compressor contactor also.

Woah tiger!

Haha me and mine too jimmy. I thought it was pricey where we live, but WTH? $800K for a little fixer upper?

Hockey fan or not, I thought this was cool what they crammed into this trailer, though I don't know if I would want the joy of trying to work on it in that space. Neat though.
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It depends on the area. What I make in CA is different from my brother in law in MN. It varies by area.

You can use a drag link socket. Otherwise your copeland distributor can order one.

Probably not here since this post it from 2011……I'm sure he either sold it by now or trashed it.

Very well done.