

| Subject: | Re: 89 syncro westy ac question |
| From: | Mark Dorm |
| Date: | Tue, 15 Aug 2000 23:45:18 PDT |
Are you an ac technician? Were do you work??? > > >Mick, > >R12 does not "go bad" like beer going flat or clothing going out of >style! It seems your tech does not understand how the principles of >evaporation & condensation "move heat". The compressor should exert >pressure on the high side (condensate zone)while drawing on the low side >(evaporative zone). During the "change of state" the evaporating >refrigerant absorbs massive amounts of heat. > >The compressor provides the labor for the high side pressure and low >side pressure drop with the expansion valve acting as a referee to >manage the "change of state"! The closer the high and low side pressures >are to each other, the LESS efficient the process is. Typically a normal >High side is 185-205 psi and the low side is 15-30 psi. Either your NEW >compressor isn't working (NO LABOR), the NEW expansion valve isn't >working (NO REFEREE) or you have a foreign agent like dirt, moisture or >PAG oil in your R12 system negating the necessary valving action. Your >high & low side pressures are too close and the system is grossly >overcharged to overcome the non-functional part or the effect of the >foreign agent. I think you need a new technician........if you'll pay my >expenses, I'll come out and fix the system to function correctly! > >Regards, John ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
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