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Anonymous Posted on Jun 16, 2009

Sanyo split high pressure side tube icing

My sanyo split rotary airconditoning unit is icing on the high pressure side tube and doen't cool much .. I tried to recharged with freon 22 but it didnt really improved much .. current is low at 7A instead of 10.2 ., compreesor thermal overload trip after some time . please advise..
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  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    sounds like it is running in heat mode when it should be in cooling mode. what is the system pressure on low side @ ambient temp?

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Ok, on these units, if by high side line you mean the small tube going from outside to inside, that tube is actually on the low side, the metering device is in the outdoor unit. If you shut the unit down, let everything thaw then restart and find that small tube is freezing up right at the outdoor unit right away, my guess is its low on charge. I see that you put some in, make sure it is the right knid of refrigerant. they do not hold alot. Where is your suction pressure running. If you put 2 to 3 pounds with no change, you may have overcharged but that is telling you that there is a restriction in the line inside the outdoor unit, probably the filter if it has one, or the metering device itself. Let me know what you find.

  • Anonymous Jun 18, 2009

    sorry, forgot to mention, since you are icing up, that says for sure (whatever reason) you are short on refrigerant on the low side, not enough to cool compressor, hence thermal trips.

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