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Fan is running. Power switch is ON. |
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- Float is not attached to tank. Attach float cable.
- Tank is full and needs changed with a new (empty) tank.
- Red high pressure cutout light on control panel is ON, indicating too much pressure in tank. Replace tank.
- Turn off unit. Turn both Valve 1 and Valve 2 to the Equalize position to equalize pressure. Attempt restart.
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2. Refrigerant Not Moving |
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Compressor is running. |
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- Liquid tank valve not open. Open Liquid tank valve.
- Valves not in correct position. Turn Valve 1 and Valve 2 into Recover position.
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Compressor is running. Valves in correct position |
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- Faulty manifold connections. Verify connections.
- Internal leak in ball valves. Test for leaks.
- Bad compressor. Replace
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3. Slow Recovery |
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- Recovery is faster when the tank pressure and/or the amount of refrigerant in the tank is low. If recovery begins to slow; switch to an empty tank, a cooler tank, or one with less refrigerant in it.
- If the system has isolated pockets of liquid, the only way to remove them is evaporation. To speed recovery, try using a heat gun to help boil the refrigerant out of these pockets.
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