What to do if the unit’s evaporator falls?
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We removed the evaporator of the refrigeration unit; it was of the * type. During lifting, the chain broke, and it fell from a height of about one meter, hitting the ground at both ends in sequence. The ground is covered with gravel. I would like to ask, will this have a significant impact on the evaporator? Should a voltage withstand test be conducted? Visually, there seems to be no problem; the main issue is cracks at the areas where the copper tubes are welded within each row, or perhaps the strength of those connections is insufficient. If pressure leaks occur in the future, it will be a big problem – when water mixes with the refrigerant, the unit is ruined.
Evaporator* type – how did it end up like this? There’s a “* type”, right? **Ah?
It should be pressure-tested; if there are cracks, it will be evident right away
It was suppressed today, and pressure is still being maintained; it will take 8 hours. Let’s see how it turns out I hope it’s okay.