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    High discharge temperature occurs when the temperatures in the compressor head and cylinders become too hot, causing the oil to lose its ability to lubricate properly. This leads to wear on rings, pistons, and cylinders from blow by, leaking valves, and metal debris in the oil. Signs of high discharge temperature include discolored valve plates, burned valve reeds, worn pistons and rings, and stator spot burn. To avoid high discharge temperature, abnormal low load conditions and high discharge pressure must be corrected, suction lines must be insulated, and proper compressor cooling must be provided.

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    High discharge temperature occurs when the temperatures in the compressor head and cylinders become too hot, causing the oil to lose its ability to lubricate properly. This leads to wear on rings, pistons, and cylinders from blow by, leaking valves, and metal debris in the oil. Signs of high discharge temperature include discolored valve plates, burned valve reeds, worn pistons and rings, and stator spot burn. To avoid high discharge temperature, abnormal low load conditions and high discharge pressure must be corrected, suction lines must be insulated, and proper compressor cooling must be provided.

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    High Discharge Temperature en Us 4267998

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    High discharge temperature occurs when the temperatures in the compressor head and cylinders become too hot, causing the oil to lose its ability to lubricate properly. This leads to wear on rings, pistons, and cylinders from blow by, leaking valves, and metal debris in the oil. Signs of high discharge temperature include discolored valve plates, burned valve reeds, worn pistons and rings, and stator spot burn. To avoid high discharge temperature, abnormal low load conditions and high discharge pressure must be corrected, suction lines must be insulated, and proper compressor cooling must be provided.

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    4/5/2018 High Discharge Temperature

    What causes high discharge temperature? High discharge temperature is the result of
    temperatures in the compressor head and cylinders becoming so hot that the oil loses its ability to
    lubricate properly. This causes rings, pistons and cylinders to wear resulting in blow by, leaking
    valves, and metal debris in the oil.

    Signs of high discharge temperature include:

    1. Discolored valve plates


    2. Burned valve reeds
    3. Worn pistons, rings and cylinders
    4. Stator spot burn from metal debris

    To avoid high discharge temperature:

    1. Correct abnormally low load conditions


    2. Correct high discharge pressure conditions
    3. Insulate suction lines
    4. Provide proper compressor cooling

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