andrew anderson

[andrew anderson]

Thank you Sir

[andrew anderson]

Correction I meant the main coil

[andrew anderson]

Got it 👍 thanks 😊

[andrew anderson]

thanks Susan your explanation really helps, after I read it I had to look up the word diameter and now it’s starting to make sense!

[andrew anderson]

Sorry Sam i just noticed that it was You that responded by my question? thanks

[andrew anderson]

Thanks for clearing that up for me Scott. after i posted the question i remembered hearing you state that in one of the thermodynamics videos and also recalled that you stated, it was needed to prevent the liquid from flashing in the capillary tube. Here’s another question i have ,On the suction and discharge gauges would the outside scale indicate the pressure and the inside scales show the saturation temperature of the type of refrigerant being used?

[andrew anderson]

Good Deal,? Is the filter dryer the same thing as the heat exchanger

[andrew anderson]

I Got it! Thanks again Sam

[andrew anderson]

I realize that you created this coarse a long time ago, So you may have forgotten some small details that you mentioned in the video for example “Superheat nor Subcooling will have and effect on the pressure you also called it a tech myth” which makes allot of since after thinking about it for a long time.

[andrew anderson]

Yea but on a standard top bottom mount fridge there’s usually not a valve available that close to evaporator, would the IR gun me a ballpark temp reading if there isn’t a properly working Thermister located on the inlet to the evaporator already?

[andrew anderson]

Thanks! Sam

[andrew anderson]

Susan you nailed it , I needed to try a different browser Thanks!!

[andrew anderson]

the video is still to large whatever you did worked it just wasn’t enough (I’m using my laptop)

[andrew anderson]

Thanks Susan Ill give it shot and keep you posted

[andrew anderson]

After missing question #5 i finally figured it out I’m just wanting to verify that my thinking is strait on this .On the board itself theres a switch connecting line voltage from P29-1 to P27-1 which controls the operation convection fan and by doing a continuity test i can tell if that switch is open or closed which is one the characteristics of EEPS.

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