Low Side Pressure Going Into Vacuum at Mark Morris blog

Low Side Pressure Going Into Vacuum. I assume it's simply low on refrigerant but when connecting gauges it's showing the following: When it fails, it will put the low side into a vacuum. It's unusual for the 10pa series. High side stays around 100 to 120 psi. If the low side is pulling a vacuum while the system is running, (and the high side has pressure) that is normally a bad expansion valve, (stuck closed) but it could, of course be a clog in the system,. My ac stopped blowing cold air. It looks like you need the expansion valve. You need to recover the freon,. Compressor turns off then slowly goes back to about 30 psi. Low side is around 40, high side is. Low refrigerant charge or a restriction. That is what controls the low side pressure. A/c compressor goes on and low side goes into vacuum. It sounds like a faulty expansion block as it's common for the low side to go into vacuum when it fails. Seriously, for the op, two things can cause the low side to go into a vacuum:

My ac stopped blowing cold air. Low side is around 40, high side is. You need to recover the freon,. It sounds like a faulty expansion block as it's common for the low side to go into vacuum when it fails. High side stays around 100 to 120 psi. I assume it's simply low on refrigerant but when connecting gauges it's showing the following: It looks like you need the expansion valve. A/c compressor goes on and low side goes into vacuum. Compressor turns off then slowly goes back to about 30 psi. It's unusual for the 10pa series.

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Low Side Pressure Going Into Vacuum It looks like you need the expansion valve. Compressor turns off then slowly goes back to about 30 psi. If the low side is pulling a vacuum while the system is running, (and the high side has pressure) that is normally a bad expansion valve, (stuck closed) but it could, of course be a clog in the system,. It looks like you need the expansion valve. That is what controls the low side pressure. High side stays around 100 to 120 psi. I assume it's simply low on refrigerant but when connecting gauges it's showing the following: Seriously, for the op, two things can cause the low side to go into a vacuum: Low refrigerant charge or a restriction. You need to recover the freon,. My ac stopped blowing cold air. It sounds like a faulty expansion block as it's common for the low side to go into vacuum when it fails. It's unusual for the 10pa series. Low side is around 40, high side is. Here are the symptoms of low low side pressure • reduced cooling— the ac system may blow warm air or provide insufficient. A/c compressor goes on and low side goes into vacuum.