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I've removed the 3rd stage CPU evaporator CPEV because it was leaking by the screw, and replaced it by 1.75m of .8mm captube. Evap out = -129.3C; it looks fairly accurate. ![]() HSP: 1st stage at 10.5 bars, 2nd stage at 5 bars and 3rd stage at 13 Probes gave -50C for the 1st stage TXV and -85C for the 2nd stage TXV. ![]() I don't know why, but 3rd stage evaporator takes a very long time to go down to about -117C and then looses nearly 20C within few seconds.... I'm a bit puzzled. |
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