[DML] Re: Another A/C post...

["Harold McElraft" <hmcelraft@xxxxxxx>]

That is a good sign - it is the pressure equalizing at the orifice 
tube. Nothing to worry about. The low pressure hose, especially at 
the fitting, will typically sweat, like you observed, on humid days.

Harold McElraft - 3354


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "stainlessilusion" <5n-@xxxx> wrote:
> I've been following the A/C topic for a while now (I'd try to
> help 
> others troubleshoot but obviously I don't know a whole lot about
> A/C), 
> and it prompted me to check out the operation of my system. I had 
the 
> A/C on for a while today and when I parked the car, I checked out 
the 
> compressor- and the fittings to the compressor were sweating 
badly, 
> enough that there were drops dripping off and onto the headers. It 
> also appeared that there was sweat on the first 6" of the low side 
> hose from the connection, not sure if it was just the drops 
rolling 
> down from the connector or not (doubt it just by the pattern). 
> What's this all about?normal? The A/C air was noticeably
> colder today 
> then the few times I ran the system. I'm running R134, good
> pressure. 
> Drier, hoses, orifice all new, but I also have this whirring sound 
> coming from my evaporator/drier area only when the A/C is on and
> fades 
> to silent after the A/C is turned off, anyone know what this is? 
> Thanks for any help guys. Dani B. #5003







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