201R Subzero frig only ref charge?

[outaluck]

Curious if anyone has had experience with the 201R Subzero refrigerator?  I am recharging the unit with R414 and would like to know what pressures you have charged to?  Thanks

[jumptrout51]

Charge the same weight as the original refrigerant.

[Icehouse]

Curious if anyone has had experience with the 201R Subzero refrigerator?  I am recharging the unit with R414 and would like to know what pressures you have charged to?  Thanks

I stopped using that crap after a bounced warranty by Tecumseh, they do not recognize it nor does Copeland.

[Icehouse]

This is what you should use. 

[JWWebster]

Just get it to about 5 PSI, if the ear gets ice on it you have too much. best to weigh in the charge but who has the equipment?
My rule of thumb:
Ice box/freezer= 5 psi low side
auto= 35 psi low side
Central or window unit 70 psi low side

[Icehouse]

Superheat (for units with fixed metering device): Compute the superheat by determining saturated suction temperature from Temperature Pressure Chart. Subtract from actual suction line temperature six inches before compressor. The manufacturers recommended superheat is usually listed in the installation instructions on the units rating plate.
If it is not listed use 15 degrees of superheat as a default.

#'s   R-22,R-134A,R-410A   #'s   R-22,R-134A,R410A   
                 
0   -41   -15   -60      78   46   75   20
2   -37   -10   -58      80   48   76   21
4   -32   -5   -54      85   51   79   24
6   -28   -1   -50      90   54   82   26
8   -24   3   -46      95   56   85   29
10   -20   7   -42      100   59   88   32
12   -17   10   -39      105   62   90   34
14   -14   13   -36      110   64   93   36
16   -11   16   -33      115   67   96   39
18   -8   19   -30      120   69   98   41
20   -5   22   -28      125   72   100   43
22   -3   25   -26      130   74   103   45
24   0   27   -24      135   76   105   47
26   2   30   -20      140   78   107   49
28   5   32   -18      145   81   109   51
30   7   35   -16      150   83   112   53
32   9   37   -14      160   87   116   57
34   11   39   -12      170   91   120   60
36   13   41   -10      180   94   123   64
38   15   43   -8      190   98   127   67
40   17   45   -6      200   101   131   70
42   19   47   -4      210   105   134   73
44   21   49   -3      220   108   137   76
46   23   51   -2      225   110   139   78
48   24   52   0      235   113   142   80
50   26   54   1      245   116   145   83
52   28   56   3      255   119   148   85
54   29   57   4      265   121   151   88
56   31   59   6      275   124   153   90
58   32   60   7      285   127   155   92
60   34   62   8      295   130   158   95
62   35   64   10      305   133   161   97
64   37   65   11      325   137   167   101
66   38   66   13      355   144   173   108
68   40   68   14      375   148   177   112
70   41   69   15      405   155   182   118
72   42   71   16      500   173   202   134
74   44   72   17      600   N/A   N/A   149
76   45   73   19      700   N/A   N/A   159

[Icehouse]

A little clearer here. 

[JWWebster]

The big numbers on the outside of the guage is psi pounds per square inch. Go by my calculations and you will be in the ball park dammit bobby we just wanta charge the dayum unit not figure out how to git the space shuttle to the moon . Shiite.

[Icehouse]

The big numbers on the outside of the guage is psi pounds per square inch. Go by my calculations and you will be in the ball park dammit bobby we just wanta charge the dayum unit not figure out how to git the space shuttle to the moon . Shiite.

Hell, then why not charge till you get a frost on the suction line and bleed back.  And beer can cold suction line for A/C's. 
The days of sh**he*d service techs are over.

[JWWebster]

Remember we is informing the general public not future rocket scientists. It's is nice to know all that jibberish though 

[Icehouse]

Remember we is informing the general public not future rocket scientists. It's is nice to know all that jibberish though 

Ah yes "Master", but the general public cannot charge their own refrigerator. 

[JWWebster]

Yes they can. Using eviornment friendly freon that anyone can use and going by the steps a layman can easily charge their own ice box. Most of the R12 units are all gone bye bye. the newer crapola mexitronically engineered chanese crap cane asily be charged if da propah technic is used. Find da leak. stop da hole. get dee air out and recharge dat puppy. Simple as fixing a tire. i can see it now:
Billy mayes here for the sublime master mighty putty ice box sealant and recharge. Just a simple plug and a shot is all ya need. $19.95 money garonteed 

[Mr. Fix-It]

Your a funny guy JW!

[Icehouse]

  you're a little too late JW

http://www.cliplight.com/hvacr/products.php?catID=27&upperCatID=

[JWWebster]

I like that dry and seal shit but at $75 bucks a pop I will stick with mighty putty and R134a at the dollar general store for $4. I ain't kiddin. Seen it right next to billy bobs chicken grease infused quick starting green logs.