Brian Jasper co. Ia said: (quoted from post at 09:58:04 05/23/10) Sounds like to me the thermal expansion valve was stuck open too far. When the valve is too far open for the ambient air temp, the pressures will be elevated on both sides of the system. With the valve stuck in the closed position, the pressures will be low due to the refrigerant being mostly trapped in the condenser.
I agree with you Brian, then there is always the 'but..." :)
He said, "Well, never had a summer yet when the AC worked. This spring, I tried to fix again. I
flushed it all out. I replaced all the rubber hoses, installed a new drier, compressor,
condensor, and expansion valve - along with all o-rings."
Yes, it is not impossible to have a new bad part, but odds are against it. Not that it isn't worth checking though.
He may have backed away, as it is only us 'others' posting now...no JDemaris in last 26 hours? But he has been active on several other forums. Sometimes good to step away & let it simmer awhile.
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