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Henry Technologies A-1900-30 Separator Float Assembly 3/8" Flare

Special Price $254.97 Regular Price $283.01
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A-1900-30
Henry Technologies-A-1900-30 Float Assembly is an essential part of a refrigeration and HVAC system. This float assembly is a 3/8" flare connection size, which works by regulating the oil level in an oil separator. Oil to the compressor must be returned properly; otherwise, oil starves and the system is not properly running. Float works by rising or sinking according to the oil level itself and by making necessary adjustments to keep the oil level as Toggle 5 anchors away from the shutdown beyond. Benefits that include improved system reliability, and improved compression can all be achieved by preventing compressors from being damaged.
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Specifications

  • Type: Float Assembly
  • Connection Size: 3/8" Flare
Manufacturer Name: Henry Technologies
Product Number: A-1900-30
OEM Part Number: A-1900-30
Product Description: Float Assembly 3/8" Flare
Weight:4.36lbs/1977.66g

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What maintenance is required for the Henry Technologies A-1900-30 Separator Float Assembly?

Inspect float mechanism and remove debris to ensure smooth operation. Check seals and connections for leaks and tighten when needed. Prevents inaccurate level control and system inefficiencies in refrigeration systems.

What are common issues with the Henry Technologies A-1900-30 Separator Float Assembly?

  • Sticking or jammed float mechanism causing erratic level control.
  • Leakage at connection points.
  • Blocked inlet or outlet affecting separation efficiency.
  • Corrosion or wear on internal components.
  • Inaccurate fluid level sensing leading to system imbalance.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off system power and isolate refrigerant circuit before servicing.

Step 2: Recover refrigerant and depressurize the oil separator completely.

Step 3: Remove access cover and disconnect the existing old float assembly and gasket.

Step 4: Install the new float assembly in the correct orientation inside the separator housing.

Step 5: Refit gasket and secure all mounting hardware evenly to ensure a tight seal.

Step 6: Restore system, check for leaks, and verify proper oil level control operation.