Original message
| dev
|  "TXV"
, posted Sat 22 Apr 11:16  
How to take out the Txv with external equaliser? first step is after taking out the feeler bulb or after removing the equaliser?
Sincerely dev
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| dev
| "Re(1):TXV" , posted Sat 6 May 10:37
Thank you for all the responses.
Sincerely dev
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| gsxrsquid
| "Re(1):TXV" , posted Sat 29 Apr 16:41
I'm an old geezer, is a feeler bublb something new they are using? And if you have to ask how to change the TEV should you be doing it? just a thought
90% of being smart is knowing what you are dumb at
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| Xenos
| "Re(1):TXV" , posted Sat 22 Apr 16:16
Dev, what’s with all the loosely asked and scattered questions? You should try better structure and more to the point.
Xenos.
The best way to escape a problem is to solve it.
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| | dev
| "Re(2):TXV" , posted Sun 23 Apr 09:45
Probably the way I put question together is confusing. sorry for that. Actually I would like to know the TXV(with external equaliser) replacing procedures.
Sincerely dev
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| | hvac_dude
| "Re(3):TXV" , posted Thu 15 Jun 18:42
Am I sorry, if you have to ask how to replace a TXV, you really must gain more experience in the field before attemping a project of this magnitude....
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| | Xenos
| "Re(3):TXV" , posted Sun 23 Apr 12:32
Remove the refrigerant then unswet the valve and replace it. When reinstalling it make sure to keep it cool.
Xenos.
The best way to escape a problem is to solve it.
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| Superdave
| "Re(1):TXV" , posted Sat 22 Apr 14:42
What?
SuperDave
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