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Evaporator Connection Not What Expected
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BigRob
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Hi all, I picked up an evaporator for a wine room application and the TXV connection is not what I expected and I’m confused. Is this a SAE connector and why is it sealed? There are also cotter-like pins around the perimeter. Do I cut this off?




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Seems like you have half the system
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I never saw one of those. Maybe some type of Chatliff connector0
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Looks like some sort of quick connect precharged system.0
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Before you cut it off, make sure the tubing is a metal and size you can connect to.0
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Standard Flair connection. The holes are to alloy moisture to drain rather then break the flair nut.I prefer remove them and use Stay Brite #8 to solder in the x-valve.0
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Ah, maybe it's a metal dust cap inside a flare nut?0
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Thanks for all your suggestions. I’ll give it a gentle pry and report back.0
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