Compressor filter Dry replacement an Valve, on LG Refrigerator

[@Stoutzombie]

I guarentee someone went back out to repair this fridge after he did this work, 1st, the gauges showed -15 vacuum. This is an indication of a low side leak, He did not check for leaks with nitrogen, He did not have a micron gauge hooked to his manifold so he could not see if he reached 500 microns. All techs have to start someplace and I'm glad there are still people do this job. But you have to do it right. My 4 rules I follow on every repair 1. replace filter drier when you replace the compressor, evap, and or condenser. 3. Check for leaks with nitrogen 2. pull a vaccum to less then 500 microns 3.always charge by weight to what the unit says, never by amps.

[@STEADICAMPRO]

Tank you for pointing this out. Doing it wrong is never cheaper or faster.

[@ceeweedsl]

What blows my mind is how many times over the years techs in Mexico have made do with very simple tools and kept refrigerators running. Between our tiendas and four homes we have service calls. I have one that was recharged like this 6 years ago. No micron gauges, just a low side. You would think that the world would stop if everybody didn't do it like you said. But all over, simple repairs work. In America and Europe, I suppose, we do it perfectly and think that perfect is the only way.

[@ceeweedsl]

@@STEADICAMPRO Doing it wrong, or doing it just good enough?

[@markcarpenter3600]

When he first saw the low low side pressure, he needed give a few bumps of refrigerant in vapor. If the gauge improves it's most likely low charge, not it's probably a restriction. The only right way to charge is with a scale or a charging cylinder.

[@rodgraff1782]

And also remove the access valves and use process tube adaptors so you can maintain a sealed system( like the factory did)

[@juliorodriguez1957]

All u people leaving negative comments should put up a link to your videos so you can teach us the "correct" way to do it

[@DEN1SO]

this is good way ))) the only problem NO important details

[@bernardbritten1494]

Correct way to solder is to score both ends of pipe first, then add flux to them, then heat the pipe the other is slipped into (not the joint) before touching the joint with the solder and it should melt easily, it will then move in the direction of where the metal is hottest and make a very good seal.

[@ahmdabdallah5811]

God has said in the Quran: { O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous - ( 2:21 ) [He] who made for you the earth a bed [spread out] and the sky a ceiling and sent down from the sky, rain and brought forth thereby fruits as provision for you. So do not attribute to Allah equals while you know [that there is nothing similar to Him]. ( 2:22 ) And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful. ( 2:23 ) But if you do not - and you will never be able to - then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers.( 2:24 ) And give good tidings to those who believe and do righteous deeds that they will have gardens [in Paradise] beneath which rivers flow. Whenever they are provided with a provision of fruit therefrom, they will say, "This is what we were provided with before." And it is given to them in likeness. And they will have therein purified spouses, and they will abide therein eternally. ( 2:25 ) Quran

[@babymaker7895]

You need pictures to show you the correct way?

[@RobertLanghorn]

System has a leak. Need to find the leak and repair it. Then replace the compressor and dryer because of POE moisture exposure. Never charge with "amps".

[@geo86able]

Great that you bled the air from the line. Actually because it was part of the vacuuming process, you were conciatious to bleed the air from the hose. manyother videos actually don't bleed the line thus it doesn't give good results. These systems are very sensitive. Thank you, good video!

[@TJ-kc1nr]

i always wondered what kind of music refrigerator repair people listen to. its exactly what i expected. kewl vid shot bro

[@michaelmorrisey1826]

I have been working on these units for a few years now and do about 1-2 a week. The Linear compressors don’t handle heat well and if you don’t clean the coils, the seals in the compressor fail and I’ve seen many times they clog the filter dryers. Always weigh the refrigerant you are reclaiming and if it’s pretty close to the factory charge, you don’t have a leak and it’s usually replacing the compressor and dryer. The ones that leak are usually the dual evaporator units. Decent video on the process but people who use the autozone r134a cans are questionable to me. And also, I own an LG refrigerator for about 5 years and I keep the coils clean and had no issues.

[@MrNiceCobra]

I have been working on these units too. Coils was clean, but compressors failed anyway. It is just bad design.

[@oneeyedrone4293]

Thanks for the info, i think youre on to something, part of it has to do with user abuse. I clean our unit every few years and we dont abuse it leaving the door open for long periods of time. With 2 people in the house our LG is doing well so far. It may have just slipped through the cracks. Picked up a second one for almost nothing, seems like it lost refrigerant in the yoder loop, so looking to cut out the yoder loop and use it as a beer fridge if she fires up. A new compressor may be too pricey for a spare fridge. Guys are saying the yoder loop is the root of the issue since it it leaks being metal, and then compressor overheats. The design is odd to me, isnt the compressor covered in an oil bath even if it runs low on coolant ?

[@tractor629]

I’m fixing one next week when the parts get here. It leaks where the copper Line is connected to the aluminum evap coil.

[@KuntalGhosh]

What's wrong with autozone r134a. R134a is 134a so there is no difference in the gas chemistry. And those small bottles are easier to handle. I can fill up 3 fridges from one bottle.

[@aramtadevossian7633]

Good clear video, I will be able to Re Charge my Admiral Fridge Freezer now with confidence.

[@Mavstang73]

The problem with going off the sticker inside the fridge is that is average amps drawn by the entire fridge when everything is on. An EGX90HLC compressor for example would be pulling around 1.4 amps during normal operation. So charging until you hit say .5 amps is useless. Charge by weight Period.

[@kelvinlyons3401]

voltage will affect amps..

[@rodgraff1782]

We once refuses to hire a so called tech who said he charged by amps. Any one who knows their trade would ever do this.

[@1drhnsd1]

Well done video - easy to understand and follow - thanks.

[@TopAppliancesrepair]

No problem 👍

[@multi-wreckz712]

No it’s not, very inaccurate information 🤣🤣🤣

[@tossedsalad5532]

It's a basic video on how to do it ( can any of you professional do a to show how to do it for a DYI ) Great Video for explaining how to do the job. I also watched a open heart surgery on you tube and no one complained how the doctor did the heart replacement I guess people respected they saved a life ... Try and show someone how to save a penny and everyone gives you two cents worth of advice but don't have a video to do it another way Great job thanks for the video

[@ceeweedsl]

Remember, certified techs with expensive tools make a living doing this. It's in their interest to protect their territory. Apart from that. getting called out to fix someone else's mistake is irritating.

[@Kingkawo1914]

Call back for sure!

[@TopAppliancesrepair]

BlkMarket TV it’s been more than a year and I still work good 👌🏻😎

[@andyeverett1957]

If he cut a corner, and I have no idea if he did, please point it out. Did you not like how he soldered the tubing together? Thanks.

[@chadpreston5549]

@@andyeverett1957 not that. He charged by AMY draw. He should be charging by box temp.

[@chadpreston5549]

*Amp

[@andyeverett1957]

@@chadpreston5549 Thanks for pointing that out.

[@BallinMafia]

I used your video to help me replace my linear compressor and filter on my LG side by side. Thanks!

[@yanogly123]

BallinMafia don’t they have 10 year warranty on linear compressor? My compressor died on lg fridge and after having it for almost 2 years, and I didn’t spend penny. Since its manufacturing problem they did everything.

[@oneeyedrone4293]

@@yanogly123 ya they cover parts, i think they changed the rule recently. Some of us savvy folks are getting cheap LG fridges and just repairing them ourselves for awesome beer fridges, if they fail no one loses their mind since alcohol doesn't go bad.

[@eduardoalejandroGIN]

did you have issues soldering from copper to steal?

[@BallinMafia]

@@eduardoalejandroGIN I just followed what this guy did and had no issues. The refrigerator is still running great 3 years later.

[@eduardoalejandroGIN]

@@BallinMafia Thanks. Did you have any issues soldering the copper line to the steal line? what did you use? I have struggled with this

[@farooqishaq6974]

protect the plastic terminals with wet rag. Always charge by weight..ampere are not accurate and affected by ambient

[@albertsheetz2788]

I have a digital scale I have 15.43 pounds of refrigerant my refrigerator adr ask for 4.65 oz what numbers should I come up with and a digital scale for that

[@pietypereira8239]

Nice video and easy to change the filter and gas charging. Thanks for your support 🐱

[@ratishpatil4582]

You install service valve+drier n put refrigerator to vacuum without tracing the leak.there was no refrigerant in the system when you checked it, so to trace leak is something you wud do first.you will pull in more air n moisture from the leak in the system by doing so and cannot gascharge with leak rectification.

[@Dontleavemedimi]

Would you explain how you determined there was no further restrictions in the system before you sealed it back up…and thanks for postinG..

[@suiseidel1]

LOL, if an LG comp runs in a vacuum for more than a couple of hours it will crap the bed is short order. If it was caused by the drier its usually 1 of 2 things causing it. Its either clogged with rust or its clogged small pieces of the compressors valves. He should have cut the drier open to see.

[@SMARTTECHSKILLwahid]

but i use another way of gass charging and adjusting filter in my videos but your way is also good thanks sir

[@TopAppliancesrepair]

Hey thank you 🙏🏻

[@jollyscaria1922]

Gass chargeing self methaed us filter drearv valve fixed ok good other wayes chargeing line ued piching methaed eszy way

[@Big_Island_Boi]

Fantastic video. Very helpful.

[@multi-wreckz712]

No it’s not it’s a very bad video don’t do this lmao

[@jasminewillis7274]

The video was quite interesting am wandering if I can get in touch with you because my frigefreezer is at room temperature?

[@suiseidel1]

Thats Linear comp that varies the stroke and will have different amp draws depending on the need, you can not use amp draw to charge it! you need to go by weight.

[@hamdybasha7936]

Thank you for all the videos, but why not use a high pressure gauge to measure the high pressure from the filter?

[@rakeshraaj5620]

Is his choice idiot

[@circlek5289]

Why did you not run nitrogen through while brazing?

[@marcosruiz6512]

Good day. Couple of questions for clarification: Is the compressor running while you do the initial check? Is the compressor running while you do the vacuuming process? Thanks.

[@vihayster]

When you checking pressure after installing a piercing valve the compressor needs to be running. When you pull the vacuum the compressor has to be off.

[@richieloveyourvideothankus1036]

The compressor doesnt run when doing your vacuum

[@popsmccartney435]

Great video, glade to see you made a new one.

[@azizhadwani9332]

Excellent information sir 👍

[@meeperrxp]

where you get the drier w that tiny line on the left, my fridge is the same but the new one from LG has 1/4" inlets

[@homeboysstereo]

Hi I have lg refrigerator and doesn't cooling and i check all the fan and temperature sensor and compressor is all fine When I plug in refrigerator and temperature going down to 47°f with condenser getting hot after around 2hours temperature going up to 60°f with condenser getting cold also I noticed that green mark around filter dry Do you know what could be the issue? Looks like filter dry? Also do you have email to send you pictures of pressure on my refrigerator?

[@JorgeGarcia-xp4ov]

The specification always tell you the exact charge in this case ounces that you need after repairing the leak, pressurize with nitrogen and then evac with the vacuum pump then weigh in the exact charge so the unit can work efficiently and can balance out when it turns off by temp and it will have the exact RLA AS PER SPECS!!! One more thing when brazing flow nitrogen through the lines so it wont build carbon inside that can clog the capillary tubing,

[@smklimatyzacja88]

why there is blind pipe on filter dryer? Not one on compressor to refill freon isnt enough ?

[@ilosappliancevideos47]

Charge by Amperage? I never heard of that. I thought the refrigerant weight is listed on the name plate for reason.

[@johnchafin3817]

The tag on my freezer says that design pressure of the low side should be 140 PSI and high side 320. I have many say that it should read 3 or 4 psi. Should I go by the tag on the fridge when using a service port connector on the low side?

[@broncofan6040]

Never go by design pressure. Thats the maximum pressure the system can take. Go by operating pressure

[@johnchafin3817]

@@broncofan6040 How can I find that? Is it on the t ag?

[@MohdJaved-oq8bn]

Nice information

[@ibrahimadel9723]

Why did you replace the filter? Or why I need to replace the filter. You haven't cleaned or treated a leak.

[@daviddobiesz]

Such tiny lines! Why aren't you purging with nitrogen? On the other vid with the compressor replacement you didn't clean the capillary or purge with nitrogen. What's gives?

[@jimbosliceStudioproductions]

It's not an AC unit you dumbass lol

[@jakem117]

Bro, HVAC system or not... Brazing with nitrogen is a good service practice. Ensuring your work is high quality, makes the difference between hacks and pros

[@jamesdeffenbaugh5166]

@@jakem117 he did not need to use nitrogen, because he evacuated the system!

[@jakem117]

You're an idiot

[@lovelyasshole17]

@@jamesdeffenbaugh5166 he uses nitrogen to check for leaks, than purges it out before putting the freon.. simple common stuff to know

[@Billy97ify]

Should you have checked the static pressure first? It should match the chart pressure if there is saturated freon in the system. Am I confused?.

[@enduringpromise]

There was a leak in the system which was not found. There was no testing for a leak on the filter dryer. The refrigerant was not weighted in which would have been much more accurate. Had this just been low on refrigerant then you would need recover the refrigerant into a recovery bottle. I have not found one video today which shows all the steps completely and professionally.

[@multi-wreckz712]

Yup could’ve been a high or low side leak or restriction, did not check equalized pressures, no micron gauge also, No OEM parts used, he did not flush the system properly also with nitrogen or 410a. And did not do a proper charge, did not have a scale. This video is a joke 🤣

[@chaperera3417]

good job bro thanks 😊

[@TopAppliancesrepair]

cha preer 👍🏼👍🏼

[@louisperry5605]

Sorry if this was asked before what setup do you use for your torch I can never get a small flame like that using my torch. I use a victor oxy acetelyene setup

[@saidzararik6544]

During the vaccuomWhy didn't you use the service wrap in the filter by binary dispersal

[@homemadefood7197]

why dont you just use a scale to do the refrigerant charge ?

[@TopAppliancesrepair]

HOME MADE FOOD hello hi . Yes I do use scale now , is more easy

[@homemadefood7197]

@@TopAppliancesrepair yes i fix appliance too and its very easy .

[@victornaja7927]

@@TopAppliancesrepair hi what kind of solder to use and can i charge the freon on eather side pipe the little pup or the far back ???

[@faizanriaz9584]

Wow Verry nice Soo Best Video ..

[@randomrefrigeration4564]

Not the correct way of doing this. Yes it will come on and cool but it will not be correct. The restriction or clogging as you he put is almost always in the little line. This line is called the capillary tube or line. As he pointed out the diameter of the the cap tube is very small. Makes sense that it can and will clog. He left out several extremely important steps. Let’s just say the cap tube wasn’t clogged and it indeed was the drier. A nitrogen purge must run through the lines to prevent the copper running from flacking while soldering. The flakes that are produced will clog the tiny cap tube. Seconds the reason to pull a vacuum is to remove air and moisture from the system. Moisture will cause the compressor to short out. Moisture mixed with the Refrigerartion oil causes the oil to become acidic. This eats away at the compresser motor windings until it shorts out. Third always use a Refrigerartion scale to weigh in that exact amount of Freon. The label inside the box will list how much 134 it needs. There is a reason why he didn’t show the box running after his repair. I am sure it was still restricted in the cap tube. I am more than happy to answer any questions. Just leave a reply to my comments

[@cris.g4608]

What you use to brazing cooper to aluminum?

[@Yousoundvaxxed]

C G I use 15% works fine

[@Yousoundvaxxed]

C G just use some flux

[@novicewrestling]

yup flushing out the lines with nitro and caping the filter drier to check for restrictions ,

[@ericschulze5641]

Did you learn that in school,

[@md929]

What was the final amp draw? What amp draw were looking for to determine that it has enough refrigerant? Thanks.

[@markmitchell450]

Amp draw wound be ideally what the compressor is rated at approx 1.2 to 1.4 amps would be fairly standard

[@ilmigrante623]

Complimenti al tecnico ,davvero strong

[@oneeyedrone4293]

I always wondered why fridge compressors dont have service valves ? seems like such an odd thing to cut off since cars for example have service valves in place.

[@stoptellingmewhattowrite]

They just want you to throw it out and get a new one🤣. Finding and fixng a leak if there is one is becoming more extensive than buying a new one. Evap and condenser coils are tiny so hard to repair and replacements cost ~$300 which is halfway to a new refrigerator. Old refrigerators with thicker tubing and joints that didn't leak usually ran for 30 years easily.

[@TheArtOfCool]

I have a small 12v fridge. Compressor kicks on , thermistor reads accurately and thermostat works. Fan works. Capillary tube gets ice cold but fridge stays hot. Does that sound like a capillary tube blockage ? What does that usually cost to fix ?

[@TopAppliancesrepair]

NC it sounds like the problem is with the compressor especially if it’s an LG

[@TheArtOfCool]

Top Appliances Repair Corp. Houston The compressor stays on. Doesn’t turn off.

[@TopAppliancesrepair]

Yes because the thermostat control is Telling the compressor to kip running because is not cooling inside , but the problem is with the compressor, or there is no fríon inside

[@girip5]

My fridge's filter keeps on getting clogged and we have replaced it 5-6 times in last 1 year. It has costed us a lot, any suggestions? Planning on replacing fridge but wondering if there is anything worth last try?

[@mwvsr1982]

What type of solder are you using? I cannot get my solder to seal solidly. I am using Stay-Silv white brazing flux and general lead-free solder and the connections from the copper and steel keep leaking.

[@jaredj631]

mwvsr1982 I think he’s using 15% silver the expensive stuff

[@houptee]

You can use a low temp solder called Stay Brite 8 to join the steel to copper. You cannot use plumbing general lead free solder for steel. Stay Brite 8 is actually stronger than the brazing rod he used and does not require a oxygen tank torch you can use a propane torch with Stay Brite 8.

[@mwvsr1982]

houptee Awesome. Thank you

[@oneeyedrone4293]

@@houptee thats the route i went, stay brite 8 was pricey but its some magical stuff.

[@eduardoalejandroGIN]

@@houptee thank you. I will try this. so hard to weld copper to steal replacing a dryer

[@neduari970]

Charging by amps, that's the first

[@lovelyasshole17]

You can charge up through amps.. thats how AC compressors are charged as well using the amps.. or by weight depends on your skill.. is all

[@lovelyasshole17]

The compressor has a amp reading that it needs to be in order to function

[@neduari970]

@@lovelyasshole17 Its very inaccurate to charge by amps because several things can cause amp readings to be off which can result to low charge or over charging and possible slugging.

[@lovelyasshole17]

@@neduari970 thats true, I understand that. However I've done recharges on ac units by amps.. and they worked fine.. however that's just another method to which his own

[@neduari970]

@@lovelyasshole17 absolutely

[@amtpdb1]

Was that just solder you were using to install the dryer and access port? Thanks Did you just add Freon until you hit a certain pressure?

[@johnallison1091]

I've always used a dial-a-charge for these critical charged appliances..the manufacturer usually puts the charge amount on the unit

[@eduardoalejandroGIN]

I am very thankful for your video. I have a big issue soldering the dryer from copper to steal, here you showed a type of flux and mentioned it helps to make the soldering bind. Did you use silver or did you use the same copper rod? did this stay or did you get any leak after? Thanks for making a difference with your amazing effort and showing us how to do it

[@tonyferreira6679]

The best vídeo that i have see,thank You professional Ice man

[@mohammadmustafa722]

Nice description....but please help me to find apparatus for freeze repairing ....I have new shop on this repairing service

[@lancerudy9934]

Will you leave the valve on the unit?

[@usahoangsatruongsa]

You did not purge the blue hose ?

[@772777777777777]

How much freon went in...

[@nickboniel295]

Correction Freon is brand.. it should be refrigerant...not freon.

[@md929]

Everyone is used to saying freon. Just go with the flow young man.

[@Yousoundvaxxed]

Nick Boniel yah I used to get pissed when people used the word Freon for any kind of refrigeration but I got over it now I say Freon too cause I’m lazy to say R404a or r134a lol

[@romefl6723]

Dude I dont even say freon or refrigerant I usaually just say gas , lighten up ,

[@ShakeelAhmed-di7ee]

wow nice sir g

[@wasimedoo1506]

Good job 👏

[@faithfuldogs3237]

Always charge refrigerant by weight my friend .

[@davidh9820]

This guy doesn’t know a thing

[@stephensharma3259]

what rod did u use for aluminum to copper connection

[@oneeyedrone4293]

15% is normally used, or silver solder if not brazing

[@anthonymartin2412]

it steel to copper use a blue rod

[@josehugoinzunzaahumada2743]

Para que usas la válvula de servicio del deshidratados pensé que lo ibas a cargar por líquido y por peso....

[@grosoulietipie]

Key words recover the freon not removed. And add a dye drier not just a drier.

[@jordanpavao4304]

Dye dryers are intended that you will run the system and return to check for leaks. This is very "handy repair" not quite professional and clean. As an lg compressor installer on the daily, not replacing the conesor and compressor is just plain lazy. Just did on today that I couldn't fix because of lg policy, where the oil seal broke and oil was in the system. After blowing nitrogen for over 45 minutes and still drawing oil, it was deemed non repaiable. But yeah let's throw in a 80 dollar filter dryer just to rip it out later. That's a waste of solder and time. If the leak isn't in the cavity or evaporater lg deems it non repairable. That's by warranty standards. If you hire this guy to "repair" the unit like that? And pay money, just burn it. Cuz it will come back.

[@Tonyinmemphis]

System in pump down / score cap tube and break / A blue coated rod works best with welding then top with 5 % stick. 4.75 lb freon

[@sean7193]

that silver line he put the handy flux on....is it aluminum or steel? whats the best rod to use on it?

[@eduardoalejandroGIN]

@@sean7193 my same question

[@sean7193]

@@eduardoalejandroGIN it's steel

[@jonmad7334]

So I have the same compressor on my kenmore elite and the other day it stopped cooling. No error codes and everything was running including the compressor. Called a guy he said there is a restriction in the pump and showed me on the piercing valve that air was coming out and not sucking in. So I ordered a new compressor. Was he right or could it be that filter?

[@wajahatali4202]

Good my friend nice you work v nice thanks

[@michael-annikey]

почему в конце заправки показал 0.18 ампер?

[@conkiendien]

thaks how much your cost ?

[@IRFANSHAIKH-ng9sd]

Good sir. & Thnks u 👉👤

[@powerpooch2000]

What torch tip are you using?

[@engineerahmad6375]

I have a problem. When I try to move a refrigerator from one place to another on the backside the oil inside the compressor return back to the filter and damages it. Is that video help me to avoid that?. Any other solutions could help to prevent the oil from going out to the filter and damage it like a one-way valve or other ideas. Please suggest me solutions. Thank you.

[@RobertLanghorn]

Don't move a refrigerator on it's side. If you did you should let it sit upright for 24hrs before starting it. POE oil will be carried with the refrigerant is it circulates.The oil will eventually be carried back to the sump of the compressor. It just takes a while.

[@wis3guy83]

How much does this cost

[@johny4340]

I need this strainer and liquid flux..is it available in india

[@wazimedoo3067]

Good job how much gas did you put in

[@arnielmier5435]

6-8 psi and then depend to the ampers....

[@oneeyedrone4293]

usually its 5.2oz, thats what our LG used.

[@skservices5398]

thank you sir very useful video

[@TopAppliancesrepair]

Sakthi Vel no problem 👍🏼

[@eduardoalejandroGIN]

@@TopAppliancesrepair The flux part, did you use silver or was it the same copper rod? thanks so much for your help?

[@mikeches7992]

Where do you buy filter and valve?!

[@Laurel-Crowned]

Ebay

[@Masterthief014]

late reply but I would recommend searching for a HVAC parts store before getting anything online. Trane, ferguson hvac supply etc.

[@chadpreston5549]

Charge by saturation! If box temp is 34* then minus 10 for a 24* saturation then charge to that pressure ??? That’s a better way

[@lancerudy9934]

Any nitrogen

[@oscaralarcon6695]

When you doing the vacuum where does the moisture & debris go from the vacuum pump? can you show me, because I got a vacuum pump too and I'm not sure how that works?

[@jaredj631]

It goes into to oil and air, that is why you need to change your vacuum oil every couple of uses.

[@oneeyedrone4293]

there is a vent tube on the pump, you will see it coming out as it is turned on.

[@Kopanadidikharianto]

In my counntry indonesia ..some people use trick vakum body. May be u can explain vacum body

[@nathunder1]

Can you recommend a parts place to purchase the replacement drier filter? or a link in the part you ordered

[@tbone6354]

Best advice is to add 50ml of water to the drier before regassing

[@rohmanayunrohman1110]

Mantap boos...tapi peralatan e siiip...rohman service

[@fayidaarsene6459]

My name is bahati I won't to s studying

[@lancerudy9934]

What size tip are you using?

[@md929]

#2

[@lancerudy9934]

Any nitrogen used?

[@Tig3rS1]

What is that blue foam thingy that you touch at 0:28? My new LG refrigerator has it, much less though, is there a reason to be worried? Please help

[@fidelalgarin7216]

That is old flux or oxidation residue. No need to worry, unless you see oil.

[@Tig3rS1]

Thank you for your reply :)

[@abibodlogistics]

What brand is the filter drier that you have and where can I get it to buy.

[@aliasghar684]

Sir, Kindly make a video on callpri tub change. Thanks.

[@davidgorrie9318]

Great Video thanks

[@anthonymartin2412]

All ways install the new compressor update TCA38151706 and UV-dryer ADH73150210. Blue rod best copper to steel.

[@bimanbiman2979]

very nice video

[@Jeepjones85]

How did you know the unit wasn’t just low on charge and running in a vacuum? Thanks very good video 👍🏻

[@lovelyasshole17]

Because I'm pretty sure off camera he diagnosed it and found the problem so he made a video to show the process..

[@oneeyedrone4293]

fridges dont just randomly leak, its usually another cause, so this was meant more to show some of the steps.

[@bwd111]

Why don’t you just check the amperage to see if it was under charged? Why didn’t you check the temperature across the filter dryer?

[@greggarcia9842]

Dude you forgot to do leak test before vacuum lines. You need to used hight pressure nitrogen to perform leak test

[@نزارطاهر-ث3ف]

Thanks good working

[@Yousoundvaxxed]

You literally charged the system into the suction side lol. This is why I work on my own refrigerator. 1. You literally vacuumed for few minutes when you’re supposed to vacuum down to 500 microns. 2. You burned off the start component cover. 3. You didn’t use a scale to measure how much refrigerant you’re charging. 4. You didn’t check for any leaks. Don’t tell people your fridge will work just by replacing a dryer and charging. 5. Why would you check amperage when charging? What if the compressor is bad?? 6. You didn’t even nitrogen purge considering you didn’t even properly vacuum. Don’t rely on your gauges going down to -30psi. Don’t take it personally, I’m just stating the correct process of how to diagnose a refrigeration issue. Hope this helps

[@tube8h]

you are suppose to charge on low side.

[@Yousoundvaxxed]

tube8h you can but you’re not “supposed” to. You’re risking flooding the compressor with too much liquid. Proper way is to get a good vacuum and charge on the high side.

[@decimal4334]

@@Yousoundvaxxed армен ты не прав , 134а можно заправлять паром, а вот 404, 410 только жидкостным!

[@vrichmarketingrenewableene9418]

I want to ask something. I am repairing refrigerators for some time now, but I didn't solve this problem I encounter sometimes. After I recoil the evaporator of the refrigerator, I test the unit and it works fine, the pressure on both sides are normal. after 5-15 minutes the pressure in the low side begins to drop to negative and also in the high side lower to about 120 psi. I turn it off and the pressures take some time to normalize. Sometime, I just change the filter drier to solve the problem, but sometimes the problem continues even I change the filter drier. what causes the pressure to drop?

[@gregg2742]

Could still be a restriction after the dryer in the capillary tube always try to cut 1.5 inches or so out see if it frees it up. Usually right close to the dryer.

[@vrichmarketingrenewableene9418]

Thank you for the suggestion. this morning i totally replace the cap tube and place a new one. i also replace the oil in the compressor. after 10 min of good operation, the system falls down again. what is happening?

[@ramos_dt]

Too much moisture in the system. Droplets of water freezes in the outlet end of the capillary tube. To confirm this, when the drop of pressure occurs, shut off the unit, then try heating the part where the cap tube and evaporator connects and see how fast the pressure equalizes.

[@rajasekardeepa5468]

vrich marketing renewable energy you have used anti choke liquid 2 piece put in passengers next gas charging your proplem solved

[@Payitforward42]

Your cap tube is plugged with shit or you have moisture in the system that is freezing where the cap tube enters the evaporator.

[@BIGDADDIO01]

What do you mean by charging it by amps?

[@marksteven3534]

yeah, you carge it with freon.

[@RobertLanghorn]

Never charge by compressor current draw. Weigh in the amount of refrigerant as listed on the model/serial number tag.

[@brahimabdelsadek5815]

nice work

[@tasaduqhussain6111]

Nice one sir can you please tell me the cost of your brazing equipment (touch and cylinder)

[@djnemesis82pluss1877]

tasaduq hussain looks like the torch kit from harbor freight they’re not that expensive

[@tasaduqhussain6111]

RobesEleven how much

[@oneeyedrone4293]

@@tasaduqhussain6111 usually $600 for a cheap kit, $1000 for nicer stuff. Tanks cost the most.