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07-16-2005, 12:17 PM #14
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actualy,I work for a oil company and this is my first year doing ac tune ups.I just learnig.went to school for 2 years and I been with this company almost a year but if I don`t put it to practice it won`t do me any good.thanks for the help guys.
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07-16-2005, 12:37 PM #15
ouotdoor ambient
indoor wet bulb, and drybulb temp
suction pressure
suction line temp
liquid line pressure
liquid line temp
coil delta
type of metering device
condition of coils
Just a few of the things you should know and check when working on an a/c.
As you have questions, come back and ask.
Go to the for youor interest forum and read, there is alot of valuable info there.
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07-16-2005, 12:53 PM #16
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Low charge = low pressures both sides typically, again I say typically there are always exceptions.Originally posted by rotary43
suction pressure 80 head pressure 300.could it be dirty coil or low on freon.
High head =
dirty condenser
overcharge
fan problem
re circulation
high load
and other factors like your bent fins, comb them out and see where it runs.
Welcome to the trade, keep practicing we all are, and when you post a question you are our eyes and ears at your site give us all the info and we will help. Always need pressures, temps, subcooling and superheat posted to give good answers Good luck


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