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Introduction

• Liquid line filter-drier (oversize by one step).
• Suction line filter (if burn-out suspected).
• Compressor contactor (pitted contacts cause cycling = thermal shock).

• Black, acidic oil (pH <4.0) – the compressor has internally burned.
• Multiple cracks (on the CLA2A, service valves, and accumulator) – systemic overheating has embrittled all brass components.
• Three or more CLA2A replacements in 12 months – the piping design is causing liquid slugging or oil logging, requiring a suction accumulator and oil separator.

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