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  1. 06-18-2011, 07:01 PM #1
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    TXV valve

    I work for a hvac company. I just started running around on services calls I wanted to know if anyone have been having problems with new units with the txv valves? We are having lot of problems with new units.
    Secondly. How is the best way to diagnose it? hour service technician sometimes not sure if its the reversing valve or the txv how is the proper way to trouble shoot it.
    3rd. If you over heat the bulb while welding the copper on a new unit would that effect the txv valve later.
    Thanks for any info.
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    Quote Originally Posted by captain71 View Post
    If you over heat the bulb while welding the copper on a new unit would that effect the txv valve later.
    Yes, it can. Same if you overheat the valve itself while brazing it in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by captain71 View Post
    I work for a hvac company. I just started running around on services calls I wanted to know if anyone have been having problems with new units with the txv valves? We are having lot of problems with new units.
    Secondly. How is the best way to diagnose it? hour service technician sometimes not sure if its the reversing valve or the txv how is the proper way to trouble shoot it.
    3rd. If you over heat the bulb while welding the copper on a new unit would that effect the txv valve later.
    Thanks for any info.
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