samson_420

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I never seen anything like it. This is on a POS Honduh I am building out of random parts.

Here it goes.

I built the AC system, pretty much.

Some decent lines, decent looking compressor, bad dryer, stocker evaporator core, TXV and condenser core.

I evacuated the system for about 45 minutes(held solid vacuum), pumped it with one can then another one.

Nothing, the AC vent temp is 85 degrees.

I added fresh oil to the compressor and blew out the lines before I put it under vacuum.


Pressures are 35-40 & 200-230

I monitored the pressures as added each can. Compressor kicks in and out. Blower motor hums just fine.


Can I get a WTF?

samson_420

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Oh yeah, fans are on and running at all time the AC is.

GTMLS3

You probably have a heater door that will not switch to the cooling mode. With those pressures you should have cool air.

samson_420

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They seem to be moving just fine. . . It's just cable actuated.

71novaguy

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I would remove the freon and start again. My guess is there is too much in it, causing the superheat to happen at the wrong time.

samson_420

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I evacuated the system twice. . . I think the evap core is full of something. I didn't get a good look at it.

But, I think it is.

71novaguy

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where is the high pressure port at in the system? is it after the evap?

spy2520

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dryer getting cold? condensation building up?

samson_420

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Not at all, I am going to have to break it down and start fresh. Damn it. . .