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ClimateMaster 36B0006N05 Receiver Muffler

Special Price $61.35 Regular Price $70.55
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36B0006N05
The ClimateMaster 36B0006N05 Receiver/Muffler is an essential part made for HVAC systems that work well with ClimateMaster compressors. This is a two-in-one tool that works as a receiver and a muffler in that it controls the flow of the refrigerant as well as reducing the noise level by as much as 30%. Due to its quality construction, it is long lasting and can be used in commercial HVAC systems and industrial refrigerator applications. Besides improving noise attenuation, this receiver/muffler also provides benefits in terms of heat exchange efficiency and the system efficiency.
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Specifications

  • Type: Receiver/Muffler
  • Compatibility: conditionsMaster Compressors
Manufacturer Name: ClimateMaster
Product Number: 36B0006N05
OEM Part Number: 36B0006N05
Product Description: Receiver/Muffler
Weight:0.7lbs/317.51g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the ClimateMaster 36B0006N05 Receiver Muffler?

Inspect the receiver muffler regularly for refrigerant leaks and corrosion. Ensure connections remain tight and vibration is minimized during operation. Clean surrounding components to prevent debris buildup. Proper maintenance maintains system efficiency and safe refrigerant flow.

What are common issues with the ClimateMaster 36B0006N05 Receiver Muffler?

  • Refrigerant leakage due to seal damage.
  • Internal clogging reducing flow efficiency.
  • Corrosion affecting metal housing integrity.
  • Vibration noise from improper mounting.
  • Blockage from contaminants in refrigerant line.
  • Pressure imbalance within receiver system.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Shut off power and recover refrigerant; verify system is fully depressurized before handling.

Step 2: Confirm inlet/outlet orientation and install receiver muffler in correct liquid-line position.

Step 3: Braze connections using nitrogen purge to prevent oxidation; follow manufacturer guidelines.

Step 4: Secure mounting, ensure vibration isolation, and inspect joints for pressure or misalignment.

Step 5: Perform leak test, evacuate system, recharge refrigerant, then power on and verify operation safely.