A new generation recovery unit is here! The all new G5 Twin Refrigerant recovery machine. The G5 Twin was designed from the ground up to provide the best recovery speeds in all conditions with the smallest size portable unit-all at a price that will make you smile.
APPION G5 TWIN PARTS LIST
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
PART #
1
Debris Screen
AY0171
2
Screen Housing
MF3612
3
Output Knob (red)
PL7011
4
Input Knob (blue)
PL7010
5
Output Gauge (each)
GA0700
6
Input Gauge (each)
GA0700
7
Power Switch / Breaker
EL5120
8
Condenser / Copper Tube
CT1760 (Right & Left)
9
Rubber Feet (set of 4)
PL7001
10
G5 Twin Case Side Panel (each)
PL7600
11
Handle
PL7000
12
G5 Twin Case Back Panel
PL7602
13
Fan Blade
PL7020
14
Fan Gearbox (gear head for fan)
AY0030 (without fan) AY0030C (with fan)
15
EL5000 Motor With Relay
EL5000
16
Compressor Mount
17
Compressor (see rebuild parts below)
Compressor Rebuild Kit Includes
(2) CA1607 Valve Plates
(2) KT1010 Compressor Head O-Ring Set
(2) KT1000 Valve & Spring Set
(1) KT515 Piston Seal Kit (both sides)
KTG520
Piston Seal Kit-2 Sets / Kit
KTG515
Piston (each)
CA1608
Cylinder (each)
CA1603
Compressor Head O-Ring Set
KT1010
CA1607 Valve Plate - each (no o-rings, see KT1010)
CA1607
Valve / Spring Set (2 springs, 1 input valve, 1 output valve)
KT1000
18
Manifold (see rebuild parts below)
Manifold Rebuild Kit Includes
(4) Manifold Stem O-rings (small)
(2) Manifold O-rings (large)
(1) KT5303 Ball Valve Teflon Seal Kit (set of 4)
(2) Inlet Outlet Fitting O-rings
Instructions
KTG535
Manifold Ball Valve Teflon Seal Set (4-teflon seals)
KT5303
19
Front Panel Assembly
AY0050
20
Hi-Pressure Switch
EL5030
REPAIR KITS / ITEMS NOT SHOWN ON DRAWING
N/S
(L/R) Condenser (Left or Right)
CT1760
N/S
Motor Start Capacitor
EL5028
N/S
Motor Start Relay
EL5017
N/S
G5 Twin Warning Label
LB1201
N/S
G5 Twin Label
LB1205
Troubleshooting Guide
Caution: Read all safety information found in this manual and in the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for the refrigerant you are using before servicing this machine
Symptom
Cause
Solution
Compressor will not start.
Power cord not plugged in or plugged into a bad outlet.
Check power cord, try a different outlet.
Machine in high pressure shut off.
See symptom below.
Motor in thermal overload.
Allow motor to cool down.
Compressor tries to start but just makes a buzzing sound.
Low voltage caused by poor source power, small gauge ex-tension cord or too long of an extension cord.
Locate better outlet, reduce length of extension cord and use a heavy gauge cord.
Too much back pressure on compressor.
Close the input valve to relieve any back pressure on compressor.
Machine pumps into high pressure shut off.
Valve on machine or tank closed.
Check to see if valves are opened and are not plugged.
Restriction in output hose.
Check hose for blockage and remove any core depressors.
Relieve pressure from output hose to reset switch.
Pumps liquid slowly.
Restriction in flow.
Use proper size hoses and if possible remove any core depressors and Schraeder valves.
Trapped liquid in system.
Cycle system compressor for a few seconds to move trapped liquid to another area.
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