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Re: Bi-Flow Clean-up Filter Driers in Inverter Splits Zyp 03-01-2008
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Posted by Zyp on March 1, 2008, 3:51 pm
Marc O'Brien wrote:
> What is the problem with placing bi-flow filter driers into the gas
> line of a inverter driven mini split system after or with a
> compressor replacement?

Marc;

You would have to use a "suction" filter drier. The external lineset on a
minisplit is different from the conventional systems. Rather than a liquid
line, the smaller line is a feed from the TXV in the outdoor unit. The
larger line is a return line [suction during cooling.]

Otherwise, you would have to locate the liquid line [in both heating and
cooling application] in the outdoor unit, cut and install a "bi-flow" liquid
line drier there. But if you had a severe burn out, I would recommend one
with high capacity carbon [usually designated HH].

What's the manufacturer suggest?

Good luck.


--
Zyp



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