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[quote=access;909229]I was given a fridge from my customer, it has a leak in the ff coil. So I fixed the leak and changed the dryer. I normally just charge the low side to around 2 psi. I could hear everything gurgling, I came back in an hour and it didn't drop at all and condenser was room temp. I went up to 15 psi on the low side and the discharge warmed up and the freezer got around 0'C. Is there a special procedure for these vcc dual cool fridges?[/quote]

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access	Posted: Tuesday, July 18, 2017 5:14:41 AM(UTC)
	I was given a fridge from my customer, it has a leak in the ff coil. So I fixed the leak and changed the dryer. I normally just charge the low side to around 2 psi. I could hear everything gurgling, I came back in an hour and it didn't drop at all and condenser was room temp. I went up to 15 psi on the low side and the discharge warmed up and the freezer got around 0'C. Is there a special procedure for these vcc dual cool fridges?

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