You are the one of the best teachers Trevor. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. The videos are great. I have a question about superheat. Does is matter where you place your temperature measuring device on the copper tube when measuring superheat ? As liquid refrigerant may flow on the bottom of tube. I use a testo 115i and always get different results by just rotating the temperature clamp. Thank you again!
Just had an e body compressor with locked up oil pump (compressor locked rotor). After I removed the pump no handshake issue took pump apart and put back together and compressor spun fine. But still replaced compressor.
Just a question....im running a modded window ac as a glycol chiller....when it shuts down the bottom of the compressor feels cold...not sweating or icing up just feels cold while the top is warm... I run it down to -6c most and the time...is that migration or it is normal for it to feel a bit cold on shutdown at those temps?
As always another great tutorial Trevor....always striving to better my knowledge....with help from people like yourself.
Thank you Jason.
Awesome.. I watch your compressor videos all the time. I learned so much.
Thank you for your support
Wao...u r awesome sir
So nice of you
Excellent presentation Trevor!
Thank you Donald.
You are the one of the best teachers Trevor. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. The videos are great.
I have a question about superheat. Does is matter where you place your temperature measuring device on the copper tube when measuring superheat ? As liquid refrigerant may flow on the bottom of tube. I use a testo 115i and always get different results by just rotating the temperature clamp.
Thank you again!
Thank you for the kind word and great question. You would mount the clamp similar to how you would mount a TXV bulb 4/8 or 3/9 o'clock position.
Just had an e body compressor with locked up oil pump (compressor locked rotor). After I removed the pump no handshake issue took pump apart and put back together and compressor spun fine. But still replaced compressor.
Great job! Inspecting components and compressors are so important. More people need to do that.
Think you very much
You welcome
this is very helpful love it
Glad it was helpful!
Sir can you send me the video of compressor overhauling?
Head to the top performing video on my channel it should be a teardown video.
Great Video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Just a question....im running a modded window ac as a glycol chiller....when it shuts down the bottom of the compressor feels cold...not sweating or icing up just feels cold while the top is warm...
I run it down to -6c most and the time...is that migration or it is normal for it to feel a bit cold on shutdown at those temps?
You are most likely running that AC Compressor outside its specs. You would have to plot it on that specific compressor chart.