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How can you tell when the compressor warming-up is complete?

2019-06-15View Original

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I’m a complete beginner; I hope the more experienced folks can advise me on how to tell when the compressor’s warming-up process is complete
Reply #22019-06-15
Check the color of the gas exiting the warm-up exhaust; a light blue color indicates that the warm-up is complete. It is also possible to judge based on experience and time
Reply #32019-06-19
During the low-speed warm-up process, the change in the temperature of the unit’s core is monitored; once the temperature of the unit’s core stabilizes and shows no upward trend, with the vibration displacement also remaining stable, it is considered that the warm-up is complete, and the unit can be started up.
Reply #42019-06-24
These days, it’s usually set automatically
Reply #52019-06-24
It must have started warming up as soon as the charging/transfer began!
Reply #62019-12-10
Warm-up is automatic; the routine usually sets the warm-up time!

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