" Sir Gregory Hall, Esq�" <greghall@home.f�ke> wrote in message news:71ga85.29b.19.1@news.alt.net...
"Flying Pig" <skipgundlach@gmail.com> wrote in message news:l5j7fk$g6k$1@dont-email.me...
I'm leaving out the various conversations from contributors just to not >> get in a pissing match :{))
Richard Kollmann, a reasonably respected marine refrigeration guy, has
been playing this tune for quite a while.
The overheat function is supposed to be in the controller which, if IT'S >> cool enough, won't do anything. If the outgoing gas (with minute traces >> of oil in it, of course) gets hot enough (as apparently it did, based on >> my having to replace an o-ring on the high pressure connector), it
doesn't have to be in the compressor to change state, either. So, unless >> whomever your builder is had put in a sensor IN/ON the compressor, an
overheat might well be missed.
Well, that sure is a defective engineering design. It's a simple
matter to place a thermostat in or on the condenser which, when
it reaches a preset critical temperature, switches the unit off.
An overheat failsafe that's elsewhere is African engineering at best.
Frigoboat should be ashamed of such an inferior design.
--
Sir Gregory
Kollmann has several areas of design complaint about the Frigoboat system...Kollmann has several areas where he doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground. He has books full of mis-information and half-truths. Take what he says with a lot of salt....
L8R
Skip
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