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York freezer related

2020-07-11View Original

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After opening the covers on both sides of the evaporator of this model of York freezer, can the heat exchange copper tube be extracted as a whole? ? Does anyone have a picture of this disassembly? Can you look at the drawing? It doesn’t seem to be very clear.
Reply #22020-07-12
No, you can test for leaks on site. The solution is to seal both ends of the leaking pipe, and you can continue to use it. If there are too many leaks and it cannot meet the usage requirements after plugging, it can only be scrapped and replaced with new ones. For reference.
Reply #32020-07-16
The money you exchanged is worth buying a new one. After replacement, maintaining pressure is also a problem, as is surface anti-corrosion treatment.
Reply #42020-07-16
If individual pipes leak, you can drill out the leaking pipe and replace it, or plug the pipe.; A large number of tube leaks can theoretically be replaced one by one, but in practice it is not as convenient as returning them to the factory or making a new one. As for anti-corrosion, that’s not an issue.

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