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Classic888



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Does this get Hot during operation.

I have not noticed before but does the pipe 18B402 in the diagram get hot whilst the Air Con is operating?

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rjff



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IIRC it's the compressor discharge line, HP, so will be hot when operating the AC. Cheers
Richard

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Classic888



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Hi. Thanks for the information. I thought it was going to be another job!!
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Richard

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One pipe from the compressor will get hot and the other gets cold - as long as it's working of course!
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