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The following gauges should also be in the NORMAL operating range: Liquid line temperature gauge, suction pressure
gauge, suction temperature gauge, discharge pressure gauge, oil pressure gauge.
NOTE
Oil pressure must be 20 PSI above suction pressure.
4.
Observe compressor operation for 5 minutes.
NOTE
Liquid refrigerant return to the compressor will be indicated by a sudden drop in suction tem-
perature and rapid fluctuation in suction pressure.
5.
If there is no evidence of liquid refrigerant return to compressor, open the COMPRESSOR SUCTION valve (figure 1,
item 3) wide.
! CAUTION
If the suction temperature and oil pressure do not stabilize or if the compressor develops a knock,
stop the compressor by placing the power switch in the OFF position and notify unit mainte-
nance. Continued operation could damage the compressor.
6.
When there is evidence of liquid refrigerant return to the compressor, adjust COMPRESSOR SUCTION valve
(figure 1, item 3) until proper suction pressure (2. 3 to 2.4 PSI) is indicated on the suction gauge.
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