Unit looks like it can take a bit more of charge 3 subcool & 40 superheat Evaporator superheat at least at 8-12°f Compressor superheat at least at 20-25°f Subcool you can get it to 8-12°f
@erickhernandez93 cannot charge by sub cooling with a system with receiver. With a full sight glass and receiver filled to 80% she is charged. More superheat at condensing unit is due to about a 55 FT line set that runs in attic almost entire length. Appreciate the comment!
This video helped me a lot. The step by step was super helpful- thanks for the insight!
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nice work, good vid and step by step
nice job, she was dirty.
Just sub love any refrigeration videos
Much appreciated!
That coil will ice up again in no time with that thermostat. Should be capillary style sensing return air at one of the fan grilles
Has not iced up sense 2 weeks later but appreciate the input!
Unit looks like it can take a bit more of charge
3 subcool & 40 superheat
Evaporator superheat at least at 8-12°f
Compressor superheat at least at 20-25°f
Subcool you can get it to 8-12°f
@erickhernandez93 cannot charge by sub cooling with a system with receiver. With a full sight glass and receiver filled to 80% she is charged. More superheat at condensing unit is due to about a 55 FT line set that runs in attic almost entire length. Appreciate the comment!
@@RealWorldHVACR mentioned as i saw pressures based on box temperature still above 40’s but that’s good man