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Author Topic: AC Modification - can we get lower vent temps?  (Read 2626 times)

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Big_Roger

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Re: AC Modification - can we get lower vent temps?
« Reply #15 on: 24 June 2008, 16:32:36 »
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Kevin for info, The AC compressor on the Omega is a variable output type. It will be running all the time AC is on. (unless switched off by one of the safety switches) Much better for the clutch.

The Carlton and Senator did not have an evaporator valve as such. They were a cyclical control system switching  the compressor clutch according to the pressure in the return from the evaporator.

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Re: AC Modification - can we get lower vent temps?
« Reply #16 on: 24 June 2008, 17:04:16 »
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i have recently had mine vac'ed, the condensor vanes cleaned and the whole unit services.

Very quickly mine will be noce and cool, after a while my nose is too cold, that to me shows that it is working well  :y


Where did you have it done?
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