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Problem with AC comressor fast cycling Hareti 02-21-2007
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Posted by on February 22, 2007, 12:02 pm

>
> >
> >> wrote:
> >>
> >> >LPCO
> >>
> >> Licensed Professional Contractor needed, Obviously
> >
> >He took that "hook, line and sinker" lol
> >
>
> Damn, he's STILL chewing on it 2 days later ....

That's some "good shit"!!! lol



Posted by Hareti on February 21, 2007, 10:39 pm
> LPCO


Thanks for all the help and concern. Don't worry, I've switched to the
other system for now. An LPCO is on the way. I'm also interested in
how things work so when the compressor is doing funny things my
curiosity is piqued. What would cause the suction pressure to drop so
quickly? Refrigerant can't be getting round the circuit quickly enough
to keep the suction pressure up. This is why I think the expansion
valve is blocked or not opening properly. Or possibly an undercharged
system but it has been working perfectly up till now and this problem
occurred suddenly.


Posted by on February 21, 2007, 10:49 pm
wrote:

>> LPCO
>
>
>Thanks for all the help and concern. Don't worry, I've switched to the
>other system for now. An LPCO is on the way.

        You miss the fucking point.

        Steve's point was that the unit is going off on low pressure (
duh ), not that you need to be adding any controls to it.

        Kee-rist, man, use your brain ! It's ALREADY GOING OFF ON LOW
PRESSURE !!!!! How the fuck do you propose that adding an aftermarket
non-factory control to make it go off on low pressure is going to
resolve anything ?????

        Fucking get someone COMPETENT there to work on it !!!!


> I'm also interested in
>how things work so when the compressor is doing funny things my
>curiosity is piqued. What would cause the suction pressure to drop so
>quickly?

        Lots of things - WHICH NEED TO BE DIAGNOSED, not have some
fucking amateur wannabe adding fucking controls to the unit !!!!!!


>Refrigerant can't be getting round the circuit quickly enough
>to keep the suction pressure up. This is why I think the expansion
>valve is blocked or not opening properly. Or possibly an undercharged
>system but it has been working perfectly up till now and this problem
>occurred suddenly.

        And the fact that you can't even tell the difference
means .....

        CALL SOMEONE WHO KNOWS WTF THEY ARE DOING !!!!!!

        This I'm sure was Steve's thrust as well - you misinterpreted
what he said.


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Posted by Hareti on February 21, 2007, 10:55 pm
> You miss the fucking point.


Thanks again. I have two separate chillers. Independent of each other.
Completely.


> Lots of things - WHICH NEED TO BE DIAGNOSED, not have some
> fucking amateur wannabe adding fucking controls to the unit !!!!!!

Don't worry, I haven't added anything, just turned it off.

> And the fact that you can't even tell the difference
> means .....
>
> CALL SOMEONE WHO KNOWS WTF THEY ARE DOING !!!!!!


Thanks


Posted by on February 21, 2007, 11:05 pm
wrote:

>> You miss the fucking point.
>
>
>Thanks again. I have two separate chillers. Independent of each other.
>Completely.
>
>
>> Lots of things - WHICH NEED TO BE DIAGNOSED, not have some
>> fucking amateur wannabe adding fucking controls to the unit !!!!!!
>
>Don't worry, I haven't added anything, just turned it off.

        So, what was your comment about 'control on order' ???? You
have said NOTHING that indicates you need to be ordering any new LPCO.
Far from it - your post indicates the EXISTING one is working
correctly.

>> And the fact that you can't even tell the difference
>> means .....
>>
>> CALL SOMEONE WHO KNOWS WTF THEY ARE DOING !!!!!!
>
>
>Thanks

        Don't thank me, just do it.


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