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Low Ambient & Modulating Reheat System
Evacuation Instructions:
Proper system evacuation is critical to remove
moisture and non-condensables from the system
before charging the system with refrigerant.
Systems with low ambient flooded condenser
option require the following procedure to ensure
the entire system is pulled into a good vacuum.
1.
Perform system evacuation anytime a
system is open to atmospheric pressure. The
POE oils used with R-410A are extremely
hydroscopic in nature and immediately begin
pulling in moisture once the system is opened
to the atmosphere.
2.
Open the reheat valve to 50% when
evacuating.
3.
Before starting to evacuate the system, you
MUST ensure that there are no leaks by
pressurizing the system with 400 psig of dry
nitrogen and verifying no pressure loss after
one hour.
4.
Four valve manifold gauge sets are more
effective than standard manifold gauge sets
due to the extra hose port in combination with
a 3/8’’ evacuation port. The larger diameter
evacuation port will expedite system
evacuation.
5.
Connect the manifold set to the
condensing unit with one hose on the suction
line service valve, one hose on the liquid line
service valve, and a third hose on the reheat
line service valve. Connect the vacuum
pump to the manifold set using a 3/8” vacuum
rated hose. Figure 2 shows two circuits. The
first circuit has a reheat line, the second
circuit is just the suction and liquid line.
Figure 2 - CU evacuation connections
6.
FAILURE to connect to the liquid line
service valve will result in the receiver tank
not being fully evacuated and most likely
lead to non-condensables in the system.
7.
An accurate micron gauge must be used
and checked by pulling a vacuum on the
gauge by itself and verify a rapid drop to less
than 100 microns within a few minutes.
8.
Do not attach the micron gauge to the
system until the gauge manifold is reading
28’’ of vacuum to ensure the micron gauge
does not see pressure and is thus damaged.
MICRON GAUGES WILL BE DAMAGED
BY PRESSURE!!!
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