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  1. 05-01-2012, 11:21 PM #1
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    Carrier 10 ton package unit

    Who does work like this?
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  2. 05-01-2012, 11:39 PM #2
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    There is nothing wrong with converting an orifice manifold to a TXV as long as the expansion valve was sized properly.

    Even Trane has a kit to convert their Voyager roof tops from an orifice manifold to an expansion valve..

    As long as it works, I don't see an issue with it..
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    that job actually looks very good. does it work? it looks like the circuit above it has problems. maybe all those orifices are clogged.
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    they even did a inverted p-trap to keep the coil from oil logging.
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  5. 05-02-2012, 12:08 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by gravity View Post
    they even did a inverted p-trap to keep the coil from oil logging.
    The inverted trap is from the factory I think.

    This belongs on the other wall


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    Wait a minute. is that a distributor or is it a bunch or 1/4" tubes brazed into a reducer? and all the tubes are different lengths.

    Maybe this is on the right wall after all
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    i was wondering the same thing. it looks like it could be a home made distributor. or its just some pipe. we will never know
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    Maybe all the distributor tubes are the same length, but they pushed all the extra into the coil tubes.

    Looks like the top half needs the conversion too!
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    Quote Originally Posted by gravity View Post
    that job actually looks very good. does it work? it looks like the circuit above it has problems. maybe all those orifices are clogged.
    I think it's working. I was walking across Mall and another tech pointed this unit out to me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by craig1 View Post
    The inverted trap is from the factory I think.

    This belongs on the other wall


    edit.....


    Wait a minute. is that a distributor or is it a bunch or 1/4" tubes brazed into a reducer? and all the tubes are different lengths.

    Maybe this is on the right wall after all
    Yes, that a bunch of tubes brazed in to a reducer.
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    The shadow on the ground kinda looks like a doberman pincher...lol
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    Its an improvement if you ask me. I dont see how ity cost effective though.

    That replacement manifold with the crimped in metering devices isnt that expensive. Looks like the top is freezing up.

    Makes me wonder if the TXV was their answer for poor airflow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sammyray View Post
    Yes, that a bunch of tubes brazed in to a reducer.
    Home made nozzle.
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    Wasn't me. Proof is in the pic. Just look at my avatar.
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