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R410A recovery
Hello guys ، What are the steps and best methods to recover R410A refrigerant properly without causing refrigerant fractionation or blend separation issues? I want to avoid common problems like refrigerant fractionation during recovery. Any recommended procedures or tips for safe and effective recovery?
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A refrigerant subcooler is your friend.
You don’t need to worry about fractionation if you are going to put it back in.
Did you lose a lot of charge, or just pulling it for a repair?
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Just wanted to pull out for repair , is value Vrr24L recovery machine is good for this process ??
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@muhammedh For future reference, the specifications, and manuals are online for most tools, FYI
if this is your first time, I recommend working with another guy, so you don’t get hurt.
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The difference is so marginal. That’s why its a near azetropic blend.
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U can simply make a subcooler of your own …that would be quite helpful
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@jasonjohnsonhvac has some good videos on youtube where he made his own subcooler.
It will work much better than most commercially available ones.
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@JohnClemmer-12 thanks for the shout out
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@jasonjohnsonhvac you make good content 🤙
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Here is my latest subcooler. I use it for medium pressure refrigerants only. I have one for high pressure refrigerants as well. Like 410a,R32,454b
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@jasonjohnsonhvac Noted , thanks alot for sharing , great job ! 👍
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@jasonjohnsonhvac that’s awesome I recently made my own subcooler out of a coaxial coil from a heat pump pressure tested to 400psi but I haven’t tried it out yet
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@andrew-o I want to get a coaxial coil, but I never come across WSHP anymore. I’m sure yours is gonna kill it
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@jasonjohnsonhvac is that an oil cooler from a 6.0 powerstroke?🤔🤣
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