LG GR-K18PBS Service Manual - Page 32
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6-1-3. Operation descriptionofeach circulation circuit No. Parts Cnmprassnr Operation details Cnmprass tha refrigerant from law prassiIra (0kg/cm2) to high pressure 8-12kg/cm2 . Refrigerant gas oondrlion (input and Lnw prassura gas--High prassius OAR /cm2) (8-12kg/cm2) T -1 ` 2 Condenser-&-ttot-Urie--Irligh-pressure-ges refrigerant exhausts--Ileat--Irligh-pressure gas->Hignpressure-liquid- pipe and b: • - liquioi'efrigerant ... ) (8-12kgicro_) _Temperature (80-120cC)-• (40-60'C) 3 r 4 Capillary tube There fs an absorbent that absorbs the moisture thin the circulation &suit, (Moisture absorption device) This is the long narrow pipe where high pressure refrigerant passes to reduce the pressure- High pressure liquid-->Low pressure liquid (8-1214cm?) (0kg/cm?) Temperature (40-60cC) (-27CC) 5 Fvapnratnr I ow pressure_liguid refrigerant absorbs heat _Low presMBEliquid-->l ow pressure gas to change to low pressure gas refrigerant, -- (01Eg/crne)-(0kgicrn2) i eliip f2ige) 6 auction pipe is conii L., e tliC Cvdpoidturdnd compressor. pressure g pressure gab (0kg/cm )18 12kg/cm ) Temperature (-27`C) > poq -linirl -- Because-the-eutletzof the capillary tube is where=theligh:pressumrefeigetant-changes from high to low pressure, the low-pressure refrigerant quickly difluses-te-the-evaperaterTmaking flash sounds. (shik shik sound) ► n the low pressure liquid refrigerant evaporaterfrorrrthe-evaparatar7itirdone throughout the whole pipe from inlet to outlet, making a sound of liguid-refftgerent-flowng7T-W can happen depending on the load condition of the refrigerator and on the evappratiun-bntitis-nara-prnblem 2- Refrhaerant- Refrigerant name Characteristics OOP GWP Remarks- Because it does not include chloride, which cause ozone R134a destruction, it will not destruct the ozone and has a low 0 1200 Refrigerant (HFC-134a) GWP compared to the • • R12 (GWP: 15300). * ODP: Ozone Depleting Potential (Relative index with CFC11 as 1.0) GWP: Glebal-Warming Potential (Relative index with CO2 as 1.0)