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Old 08-10-2007, 12:26 PM
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Arrow No Low Side Pressure Switch

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Originally Posted by Matt L View Post
I am pretty sure that there is no switch in the low-side line, so that's not it. Check the high-side pressure to see if that switch is cutting out the compressor.

That's correct their is no low side pressure switch!

As I mentioned previously the temp. and pressure switches is located on the dryer. The dryer resides on the High Side!

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Originally Posted by FineOlBenz View Post
Ok
It sure seems like it should as the vent temp gets far warmer than it should when it kicks off. Or am I just beating my self up
134-a does not get as cold as R-12 to begin with so if you are comparing the two and expecting the same result it will never happen. This difference will be even grater as outside temp rises and if the system was running poorly to begin with.
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