Question about Continental Manufacturing Company Commercial Freezer Value Line 1FX-LT-GD-HD Stainless Steel
Usually depends on the temp of the conditioned space. Most freezers run about a minus 10 evap to get a 0 degree box. So look for a low side pressure of about 25. High side is ambient plus 30. A 75 degree ambient, for example, add 30 and get 105 degrees. That, on a P/T chart converts to about 253 psi. Those are approximate but I'm sure you can use this to fugure out what to look for.
let me know if you need more help.
Posted on Oct 06, 2010
SOURCE: Delfield 6000xl: what is the 404a freon charge?
http://www.delfield.com/?xhtml=xhtml/del/us/en/general/partsandservice/archivemanuals.html&xsl=minisite.xsl
this is for their web site. It has all the manuals and charging tables. There is no 6000xl. Need exact model number as the amount varies.
Hope this helps
Posted on Apr 01, 2010
SOURCE: Delfield 6000xl: what is the 404a freon charge?
http://www.delfield.com/docs/uploaded/del/Serviceinfo/ref_serv.pdf
this web site has a table of units and their respective charging amounts.
Hope this does it for you.
Posted on May 11, 2010
SOURCE: normal operating pressures
Normal operating pressures will change as the freezer reaches the selected temperatures on the inside. Normals of minus 14 degrees on the inside would be around minus 4 psi on the suction and 150 pis on discharge. Now checking the pressure will require a set of guages that have been purged with the same freon before connecting with the suction line on freezer. If not purged the suction line will draw outside air into the system and cause freezing of air and moisture inside the capillary tube rendering the freezer inoperative, Hope this helps, Sea Breeze
Posted on Nov 02, 2007
SOURCE: suction pressure on minus 40
http://www.refrigerants.com/pics/ptchart.pdf
Posted on Dec 26, 2010
44,266 views
Usually answered in minutes!
×