Friday Night Freezer Disaster
Channel: HVACR Survival
Date: 25/10/2021

Walk in Freezer was warm,  evaporator fans were not running and coil was clear.  Oil pressure and low pressure switch did they're intended jobs and shut the system down. This was just another late in the day hvacr service call on Friday that was completed by night fall. 

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0:00- What the service call is for.
0:30- Inspection of the refrigeration system. 
1:10- Oil switch safety failure. 
2:15- What refrigerant and oil is in the system?
5:00- Replacing the oil pressure safety and adding vinyl tubing that was I split to help prevent the capillary tube. 
6:50- Vacuum pump pull change on the Fieldpiece vacuum pump.
8:20- Adding refrigerant to the receiver.
11:00- Refrigerant leaks at the service valves. 
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