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    York YT shaft seal replacement procedure?

    Does anyone have any literature for seal replacement on a YT chiller?
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    There's nothing really specific in the service manuals about procedure. YT's are about the simplest seal change you can do. I would advise, if you have a YDTL compressor that you not use a bellows seal, use the 6 spring style. I run about 2 psig at design evaporator temp on my seal oil pressure. As far as procedure, get you an OTC #522 puller and a couple of pieces of 1/4" all thread about 8" long and some nuts and washers, and a squirt bottle of oil (keep it soaked), and go to town. Make sure you push the rotating half all the way back against the shaft shoulder. If you've never done one before, it would be a good idea to get someone who has and let them show you (might save you some heartache in the long run).
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    Yes there is some literature in regards to the recommended replacement if you want I will post it for YT & YK seals
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    If you ask York, they will say you need to recover the charge, ole timers on the other hand will say bring it up to zero and hold it. Do they even sell the 6 spring anymore? I thought they did away with them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ryjowy View Post
    If you ask York, they will say you need to recover the charge, ole timers on the other hand will say bring it up to zero and hold it. Do they even sell the 6 spring anymore? I thought they did away with them.
    Yes 6 springs are available, however York recommends you use the Bellow style shaft seal. Although you can replace the seal by bringing up the pressure but then you wouldn't know how short you may be on charge or if you have another leak or the condition of the oil. If your changing a seal on a machine you preform service on and know the history then you probably can get away with short cuts but shaft seals are expensive.
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    Here is the Information letter on YT shaft seal for style compressor M/N's still looking for the YK don't have enough time have to go make some money this morning
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    Thanks for time and info York56.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ryjowy View Post
    If you ask York, they will say you need to recover the charge, ole timers on the other hand will say bring it up to zero and hold it. Do they even sell the 6 spring anymore? I thought they did away with them.
    Zero it on R11, recover on R123. Leastways, that's how I do it.
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    Here is some more info. on shaft seals YT
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    Here is one more piece of info for troubleshooting shaft seals for YT & YK
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    Here is one more piece of info for troubleshooting shaft seals for YT & YK forgot to attach PDF file
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    This should help you all
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    Thanks for the information. I'm not a York guy but I do have this to share.
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    Quote Originally Posted by york56 View Post
    This should help you all
    thanks 56

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    Ahh man! I can't see the pics on the I phone., or did htalk take the off ?
    I would like to see and read, 56 , if u still got?
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