Emerson GT-06049-1 Expansion Valve 1/4 Ton R404

SKU: GT-06049-1 Brand:
Emerson
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
1/4 Ton R404 Med/Hi-Tem
Randell 84111N

Description

The Emerson GT-06049-1 an expansion valve used for medium to high temperature applications. Its stainless steel power element makes this valve notable because it improves durability through corrosion resistance while providing enduring reliability. Its compact dimensions allow this valve to integrate perfectly into confined areas thus making it suitable for improve food service equipment such as Randell 84111N. This valve possesses dimensions of 5.5 inches length by 4 inches width by 2 inches height and weighs 1/4 ton R404A refrigeration systems while operating under a maximum pressure of 700 psig.

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Step1: Isolate power and depressurize appliance system.

Step2: Recover refrigerant safely using approved equipment.

Step3: Remove old expansion valve from line set.

Step4: Mount new valve with correct flow orientation.

Step5: Braze connections using nitrogen purge to prevent oxidation.

Step6: Leak test with nitrogen and check joints.

Step7: Evacuate system, then charge appliance and test operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Emerson GT-06049-1 Expansion Valve?

    Inspect the expansion valve regularly for refrigerant leaks and ensure all fittings remain tightly secured. Clean inlet strainers to prevent debris buildup that can restrict flow. Periodically check and adjust superheat settings to maintain efficient cooling performance and system stability.

  • What are common issues with the Emerson GT-06049-1 Expansion Valve?

    • Refrigerant leakage at connection points.
    • Clogging due to dirt or debris in the system.
    • Incorrect superheat leading to poor cooling efficiency.
    • Valve sticking or inconsistent operation.
    • Reduced refrigerant flow causing unstable performance.