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TEV Ringer 08-28-2007
| | `--> Re: TEV Noon-Air08-28-2007
---> Re: TEV Stormin Mormon ...08-29-2007
| ---> Re: TEV =?ISO-8859-1?Q?...08-30-2007
| | `--> Re: TEV Stormin Mormon ...08-30-2007
| ---> Re: TEV U-Hate-Me08-31-2007
| `--> Re: TEV =?ISO-8859-1?Q?...08-30-2007
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Posted by =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Tekkie=AE?= on August 30, 2007, 7:35 pm
Bubba wrote:
>
>>> Sounds more like a dirty condensor. 300# translates as 130F. What's the
>>> temperature of the liquid line as it comes off the condensor? Probably
>>> pretty hot.
>>>
>>> I've worked on at least a couple split systems where the gages are all
>> great
>>> readings but no cooling. Try cleaning the condensor. yeah, looks great.
>>> Clean it anyway.
>>
>> Here's one for ya Stormy...
>>
>> Bryant RTU... 588 model
>> Trouble reported... no cooling - frozen evap coil
>> After unit thaws out...
>>
>> Filter clean, evap looks clean, blower is operational, cond looks clean...
>> Readings as follows
>>
>> IWB 68
>> SP 61 / 34
>> ST 92 / SH 58
>> LP 295 / 129
>> LT 122 / SC 7
>> AT104 CT 125 DT 21
>> CRLA 18.0
>> Actual 15.5 A
>>
>> What's your diagnosis?
>>
> That's easy.
> Thermostat is bad!
> Bubba :-)
> PS: Make sure you use and expensive digital programmable model
With the new digital wiring for best results!

Posted by Stormin Mormon \(on backup com on August 30, 2007, 9:29 pm
The new non metalic, sodium and cholesteral free wire.

--

Christopher A. Young
(Using backup computer. In a couple
days I will be back on my regular
email adress.)
.
.

>>
>> What's your diagnosis?
>>
> That's easy.
> Thermostat is bad!
> Bubba :-)
> PS: Make sure you use and expensive digital programmable model

With the new digital wiring for best results!



Posted by U-Hate-Me on August 31, 2007, 5:48 am

>>
>>Here's one for ya Stormy...
>>
>>Bryant RTU... 588 model
>>Trouble reported... no cooling - frozen evap coil
>>After unit thaws out...
>>
>>Filter clean, evap looks clean, blower is operational, cond looks clean...
>>Readings as follows
>>
>>IWB 68
>>SP 61 / 34
>>ST 92 / SH 58
>>LP 295 / 129
>>LT 122 / SC 7
>>AT104 CT 125 DT 21
>>CRLA 18.0
>>Actual 15.5 A
>>
>>What's your diagnosis?
>>
> That's easy.
> Thermostat is bad!
> Bubba :-)
> PS: Make sure you use and expensive digital programmable model

Stormy is waiting for someone to answer the question so he can parrot the
fucking answer........Awwwk!



Posted by =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Tekkie=AE?= on August 30, 2007, 7:34 pm
kjpro @ usenet.com wrote:
>> Sounds more like a dirty condensor. 300# translates as 130F. What's the
>> temperature of the liquid line as it comes off the condensor? Probably
>> pretty hot.
>>
>> I've worked on at least a couple split systems where the gages are all
> great
>> readings but no cooling. Try cleaning the condensor. yeah, looks great.
>> Clean it anyway.
>
>
> Here's one for ya Stormy...
>
> Bryant RTU... 588 model
> Trouble reported... no cooling - frozen evap coil
> After unit thaws out...
>
> Filter clean, evap looks clean, blower is operational, cond looks clean...
> Readings as follows
>
> IWB 68
> SP 61 / 34
> ST 92 / SH 58
> LP 295 / 129
> LT 122 / SC 7
> AT104 CT 125 DT 21
> CRLA 18.0
> Actual 15.5 A
>
> What's your diagnosis?
>
>
De fibrillate?

Posted by -zero on August 29, 2007, 11:39 pm

> We have an apartment with a rheem air conditioner, split type with the
> condenser unit outside and indoor coil in furnace. We recently had the
> outdoor unit cleaned. The unit runs for about 10 to 15 minutes and then
> stays off for about 5 to 10 minutes. Inside is stuffy and the air coming
> out of the registers is 72 degrees. The gauge readings are 60/300, most of
> our other units run 70/225. Could the TEV valve be defective?

I have a question.

If you're not comfortably qualified to clean/service the "outdoor unit",
why in the world are you applying a set of gauges to the lines?

Improper use of gauges will introduce air (aka non-condensables) into
your system. They probably don't tell you that on the Harbor Freight
Gauge-Set box.

Makes ya wonder what would be the symptoms of non-condensables
running around in a cooling system, doesn't it? Hmm..... no telling
now what the original problem may have been.

-zero



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