The tif ZX sensitivity goes down drastically as the sensor ages. Been there done that, sold it.
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The tif ZX sensitivity goes down drastically as the sensor ages. Been there done that, sold it.
I hate to be that guy but anything less is possibly a waste of money. I’ve had mine 4 years and it works like new. Replaced sensor that’s it.
H10 is as cheap as I would go
I knew I got it from somewhere here but couldn’t remember who. It was money well spent!
Thanks icy!
Air in the system do you pull any vacuum
It’s currently $.99 at the link above 👍🏼
Not too technical, does a good job explaining the fundamentals. If he studies this the NATE tests will be a breeze.
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Looks right on! I’ve been using the ak900 setup since they came out and they are still working good. Just a little un handy with R448a and also would like wireless temp.
Thank you.
In 2020, is there a reliable wireless system for temp and pressure that will work in freezers/coolers etc? For setting superheats or taking high side pressures/temps with the RTU panels on?
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We dabbled in 448 but it’s more costly than 404a. Uses a R22 powerhead though.
We’ve since gone back to 404a.
12” thick wow.
bruh
Lol 😂
That’s a bad motor, not? I’ve seen it but never thought it could be the cap. How many different ways can you layer tinfoil?
One of the rescue motors (Century?) sends a multi tap capacitor and for the highest horsepower replacement setting you are supposed to use the higher MFD.
Please check out my lightly used leak detector it has extra battery and vehicle charger as well as spare sensor. In good working order.
Thanks for looking.
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Great job sir.
Meet my m18 grinder
My 3 cents: yes, find the problem then let him decide to fix or replace.
In the LennoxPros app, it usually requires the dash #. In this case, it went directly to the parts list and I couldn’t specify dash#.
Thanks for clearing up the discrepancy.
-Evan
Serial would tell me for sure
817860
@danlewis what is the full model
And serial
Thread wakes up to find itself 11 years old.
I can look it up if you post serial #
Corroded coils are paper thin and don’t do well with the heat of repair. As mentioned above commercial condensers can be repaired or have passes removed
What is the policy here by now. DIY free-for-all?
I’m not seeing the issue here...
There you go, that’s your locked rotor amps.
LRA?
Penguin I can really agree with your last talking point. You are old! Lol
It’s a nice wall but it’s pretty good if you read it.
My 2 pesos... Zoom-lick is on the way in, no doubt.
Likely driven by the lack of competent techs and installers. And Karens with the fire watches.
Won’t it be fun when LTA 9-C (10 doors of ice...
Ahahahahahahahahahahahahhaha!!
Thanks Chuck that was great!!
CO2 is harmless. CO is accepted as O2 by our lungs and will kill.
Co2 not a good leak trace! Ambient fresh air has about 400ppm and we have a lot more on our breath.
Asics make a line of shoe that is very good for plantar fasciitis especially when used with an insert from Tradehome shoes. My wife has hers under control with this.
Until I got the H10pro, all leak detectors caused me to question my sanity at some point. I like it it doesn’t alarm on soap bubbles etc. it will go off on Nu-Blast due to the propellant.
The KT-53-VC TEV element went from a green color to a blue color. Just saying.
He’s busy piping in a new rack. No time to play with toys I suppose.
Thank you.
I like that. The house side of the dryer. Wait what if it’s inside?
TEVs do fail, but they almost never fail with low superheat usually it’s high superheat.
What line of EEVs are you having such good success with? A major gas station chain in my area has had such...
It will neutralize acid, filter out contaminants, and absorb moisture.
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Yes. But they can only react as fast as their temperature and pressure sensors. And by the time the sensor reacts, and the stepper motor drives the valve closed, it is very common to have periods of...
EEV sure know how to dump liquid to the compressor on startup or when they want to.