Manitowoc 000015361 Ice Machine Filter Drier W/ Charge Port
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| Manufacturer Name: Manitowoc Product Number: 000015361 OEM Part Number: 000015361 Product Description: Filter Drier W/ Charge Port Similar Models:15361 - Manitowoc Dimensions: Length:1in/2.54cm Width:1in/2.54cm Height:1in/2.54cm Weight:1lbs/453.59g |
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Step1: Disconnect power and isolate refrigerant system, recover refrigerant per regulations to ensure safety.
Step2: Placedf old filter drier and mark flow direction arrow before removal.
Step3: Remove old unit using refrigeration tools and cap lines to avoid contamination.
Step4: Install new filter drier ensuring correct flow direction and secure fittings or braze connections.
Step5: Attach charge port fittings and check all seals for leaks.
Step6: Evacuate system with vacuum pump then recharge refrigerant to specification.
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What maintenance is required for the Manitowoc 000015361 Filter Drier?
Inspect the filter drier periodically for signs of clogging, moisture saturation, or refrigerant restriction. Ensure the charge port cap is tightly sealed to prevent leaks or contamination. Check brazed joints for oil stains or refrigerant loss during service. Always recover refrigerant and depressurize the system before replacing or servicing the component.
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What are common issues with the Manitowoc 000015361 Filter Drier?
- Moisture contamination inside refrigerant system due to saturated desiccant.
- Restricted refrigerant flow from clogging or internal blockage.
- Leaks at charge port or fittings.
- Pressure drop causing reduced ice production.
- Reduced cooling efficiency under heavy load.