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is based on is that the temperature of changing the state of a liquid gas depends the pressure so when the pressure is up the temperature to change the state is higher and vice verse The principal of the air conditioner is actually moving heat by changing the state of a cold liquid which is condensed by high pressure and at a high temperature and then it outputs warm air
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from a small amount of loss of the coolant gas that is critical to their operation over a number of years due to the number of flexible hoses joints and components in the system Quite often gas loss can also be due to a component failure common faults are small holes in the
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18 Check unit for proper air filtering and advise customer on ways to improve air quality All customers must provide disposable filters permanent filters will be washed clean Heating Service Points
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Tif Leak Detector Educational Page on freon leaks here Finding Freon Leaks Click image to enlarge use browser back button to return Directly below is a shot of a bottle of the special leak detection solution used to find freon leaks Brand may be substituted
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How often do air conditioning units need to be charged with freon?
Q. We have been having terrible problems with our central air conditioning unit. Our house is about 8 years old and we have a zone system (separate heating and cooling thermostats for upstairs and downstairs). For the past 2 years the unit is not cooling the house properly (heating works fine). We had the dampers replaced 2 years ago and I know the dampers are fine. We have had several repair technicians look at the unit. They always recharge the unit with more Freon (3 times in 1 summer) after claiming to fix a leak. This past weekend again a repair person claimed that we had an internal leak in the unit. He said that he had plugged the leak and then he charged the unit with Freon. Not only did this not work (our house continued to get… [cont.]
Asked by mshah68 - Mon Jun 25 16:38:07 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A system only needs to be charged once, when it is installed. If it gets a leak, the leak must be repaired, and verified that it is repaired with a vacuum test. It is a laborious process, and some homeowners would rather just juice up the machine each year than spend the funds to get it repaired. Some units have leaks that can never be identified. There are lots of fittings, small bends in the coils, and hundreds of feet of tubing that need to be traced with an accurate tool. Many Tech's don't have access to this tool, and rely on soap bubbles to identify leaks. Contact the manufacturer of your unit, and have them recommend a competent company in your area. If it is the company that you've been using, explain that they have not fixed… [cont.]
Answered by OrakTheBold - Mon Jun 25 20:32:27 2007
Q. We have been having terrible problems with our central air conditioning unit. Our house is about 8 years old and we have a zone system (separate heating and cooling thermostats for upstairs and downstairs). For the past 2 years the unit is not cooling the house properly (heating works fine). We had the dampers replaced 2 years ago and I know the dampers are fine. We have had several repair technicians look at the unit. They always recharge the unit with more Freon (3 times in 1 summer) after claiming to fix a leak. This past weekend again a repair person claimed that we had an internal leak in the unit. He said that he had plugged the leak and then he charged the unit with Freon. Not only did this not work (our house continued to get… [cont.]
Asked by mshah68 - Mon Jun 25 16:38:07 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A system only needs to be charged once, when it is installed. If it gets a leak, the leak must be repaired, and verified that it is repaired with a vacuum test. It is a laborious process, and some homeowners would rather just juice up the machine each year than spend the funds to get it repaired. Some units have leaks that can never be identified. There are lots of fittings, small bends in the coils, and hundreds of feet of tubing that need to be traced with an accurate tool. Many Tech's don't have access to this tool, and rely on soap bubbles to identify leaks. Contact the manufacturer of your unit, and have them recommend a competent company in your area. If it is the company that you've been using, explain that they have not fixed… [cont.]
Answered by OrakTheBold - Mon Jun 25 20:32:27 2007
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