Replacing a Piston w/ TXV and Evacuation

December 5, 2017 Bryan Orr No Comments

We get a lot of questions about both evacuation procedure and TXVs so last week we produced videos on both topics including –

Before and after testing of piston vs. TXV
Using the Bluvac Measurequick app
Use of core remover tools for evacuation
flowing nitrogen process
creating an external equalizer port and much more

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P.S. – I will be at the Rectorseal booth 2545 in Chicago at the AHR conference on January 23rd at 2PM demonstrating the new Pro-Fit flaring tool. If you are at AHR come by and see me and sign up for a chance to win a free Pro-fit!

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