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Commissioning
As changing the shaft seal involves opening the refrigerant
circuit, this is recommended only if the seal is losing refriger
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ant. Replacing the shaft seal is described in the spare part
kit concerned.
Emptying the oil reservoir:
The oil reservoir can be emptied
very simple without having to dismantle the coupling and/or
belt drive. It is recommended that this is done at the same
time as the air-conditioning maintenance and motor service.
To proceed, detach the oil hose from the bracket, remove the
sealing plug and drain the oil into a collecting vessel. After
emptying, reseal the oil hose and clamp it into the bracket.
Dispose of the used oil in accordance with national
regulations.
The compressor shaft is sealed to outside using a shaft seal. The sealing element rotates with the
shaft.
The following is especially important to ensuring fault-free operation:
The complete refrigerant circuit must be correctly executed and clean inside.
Heavy shocks and vibrations to the shaft as well as continuous cyclic operation are to be avoided.
The sealing surfaces can stick together during prolonged downtimes (e.g. winter). Therefore, run
the system every 4 weeks for 10 minutes.
5.8 Shaft seal, emptying the oil reservoir
5.9 Avoiding liquid shocks
ATTENTION! Slugging can damage the compressor and cause refrigerant to
leak.
To avoid liquid shocks, the following points should be observed:
The complete refrigeration plant must be correctly designed and executed.
The capacities of all components must be compatible (particularly evaporator and expansion
valve).
Suction gas superheating at the evaporator output should be at least 7 – 10 K (check setting of
the expansion valve).
The system must reach a state of equilibrium.
Particularly in critical systems (e.g. several evaporator points), suitable measures, e.g. use of
liquid traps, solenoid valve in the liquid line, etc. are recommended.
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