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  1. #1
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    19XR OIL SUMP TEMP SENSOR

    Hello experts in order to replace the oil sump sensor is necessary remove all the refrigerant of the unit ?????
    could you please advise

    thanks in advance

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    remove the refrigerant does not require

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    Quote Originally Posted by ESS CHILL WATER View Post
    Hello experts in order to replace the oil sump sensor is necessary remove all the refrigerant of the unit ?????
    could you please advise

    thanks in advance
    You have to remove oil and refrigerant.

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    If your machine has isolation valves, You can transfer refrigerent to the condenser to change this sensor.

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    Why don't they put that thing in a well?
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    You can put the charge in the condensor with an isolation valve on the dicharge of the compressor and liquid lines, you should have flow through the cooler while you are doing this also.{ to keep from freezing a tube. Drain the oil and good to go, also make sure the oil heater is disconnected before oil is drained. Good luck!

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    we decide with the owner remove complete charge of refrigerant also change the oil put new sensor and filters and again put the unit on service.
    thanks all for the support opinions and thoughs

    regars

    oscar

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    Oil sump temp sensor shows code 267. Fail sensor. -40*f.
    When I compare my resistance and voltage drop readings against the Carrier manual it tells me all is good. I've measured at the sensor and at the pic 2 panel. Reset the alarm. A few hours later the alarm comes back. Anyone have this experience?
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    pump the charge over to about 1/2 psi and drain the oil level below the sensor and be PDQ

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