parang may mali mga sir sa recovery nyo , dapat di nyo muna binuksan ang recovery tank nyo,lumalabas kasi na pati ang hangin sa recovery machine nyo at sa hose ng gauge manifold ay ipinasok nyo sa recovery tank.
Guys please be open minded since you post what you're doing on UA-cam, expect a comments and recommendation from the viewers. One you miss is the goggles, that's a big NO NO, your next presentations just do it to make it looks like a pro. You didn't vent the hose because there is a lot of air on each hoses and your tank being contaminated with air. Then make sure the recovery tanks is not higher temp/pressure than the system itself or your recovery machine had a hard time to pump the refrigerant to the recovery tanks. Assuming you already did it, be careful to look at the system has no leaks or else you are reclaiming air from the surroundings shop, leave at least few pounds (kG), don't recover all refrigerant due to the leaks from the system. Overcharge and undercharge the same things happen to the system. So much to talk guys, patuloy kayo sa pag-aaral balang araw magagamit nyo yong kaalaman nyo.
correct Mr. Sarrosa, small domestic refrigerator like this size had few ounce of refrigerant is not that worthy to recover the system. The hose itself will takes already the whole refrigerant in the system, at vent pa mga hangin nasa hose, manifold gauge, pero as for demonstrations, doesn't matter. That size a new recovery tank fully vacuum, you don't even use the recovery machine, refrigerant will flow from high side to low side due to vacuum. Pero sa mga baguhan ok lang ganun talaga hangat matutunan ang correct prodedure, at saka pa ang goggles please because you post it online expect a lot of comments about safety. Keep up the good work folks, be a pro someday. Sorry for my Tagalog, eh kase Bisaya.
nice :)
Thank you po
Anong refrigerant po ang gamit sa ganyang trainer?
R22 po but we already converted it to R290 (Propane)
sa Guzman Yan ah
TESDA Cainta po
parang may mali mga sir sa recovery nyo , dapat di nyo muna binuksan ang recovery tank nyo,lumalabas kasi na pati ang hangin sa recovery machine nyo at sa hose ng gauge manifold ay ipinasok nyo sa recovery tank.
thanks sa input sir...
Guys please be open minded since you post what you're doing on UA-cam, expect a comments and recommendation from the viewers. One you miss is the goggles, that's a big NO NO, your next presentations just do it to make it looks like a pro. You didn't vent the hose because there is a lot of air on each hoses and your tank being contaminated with air. Then make sure the recovery tanks is not higher temp/pressure than the system itself or your recovery machine had a hard time to pump the refrigerant to the recovery tanks. Assuming you already did it, be careful to look at the system has no leaks or else you are reclaiming air from the surroundings shop, leave at least few pounds (kG), don't recover all refrigerant due to the leaks from the system. Overcharge and undercharge the same things happen to the system. So much to talk guys, patuloy kayo sa pag-aaral balang araw magagamit nyo yong kaalaman nyo.
correct Mr. Sarrosa, small domestic refrigerator like this size had few ounce of refrigerant is not that worthy to recover the system. The hose itself will takes already the whole refrigerant in the system, at vent pa mga hangin nasa hose, manifold gauge, pero as for demonstrations, doesn't matter. That size a new recovery tank fully vacuum, you don't even use the recovery machine, refrigerant will flow from high side to low side due to vacuum. Pero sa mga baguhan ok lang ganun talaga hangat matutunan ang correct prodedure, at saka pa ang goggles please because you post it online expect a lot of comments about safety. Keep up the good work folks, be a pro someday. Sorry for my Tagalog, eh kase Bisaya.