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Thread: rheem outside comp iced, inside evap iced

  1. #21
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    Ok Duke, just because you have the name TheDuke he was my hero so I can't get in on this roast. Everyone makes mistakes, Only those who realize their mistakes and are willing to reform will succeed.In my opinion, once a mistake is discovered, it is how the company handles that mistake is more telling, than the mistake itself.

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    Best to de-ice those coils using just the fan.
    I had a heatpump once frozen bottom half of the coil.
    Put it in heat mode to de-ice and a minute or two later
    the evap coil sprung a big leak. Lucky for me the owner
    was standing next to me or he wouldn't have believed it.

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    duke duke duke

    How do you know how much freon to charge unit if you are charging on the liquid side with the unit off. Most cases when charging a system that has freon in it all ready you must charge by preasure. Mostly on the suction side with gas not liquid.

    regards,
    Kelvin

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    Talking

    update its working great had to go back and add another 12 ounces of refrigerant.
    homeowner was very happy i also picked up two of her neighbors they wanted my preventive maintenance program too.

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    Duke im glad it all worked out but you sorta lucked out and guessed right that it was a bit low on freon. Many times its simply an air flow prob, dirty evap, or even a compressor with weak valves going out. Then again I know how it is when youve had a long day and the mind starts getting a bit fuzzy...ive done my share of bone headed things in that instance as well...no one should be cracking on you

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    duke

    Duke, keep up the good work...

    regards,
    kelvin

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    You got lucky, youo didn't have it over charged.

    So where was the leak at.


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