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Danfoss 068-2010 Expansion Valve Orifice T2 Style No.01

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068-2010
The Danfoss 068-2010 T2 Style Orifice No.01 is for HVAC purposes and has an aspect ratio of 0.79 and is extremely accurate. This cavity has a receiving volume of 0.016 liters and orifice size of 01” to act as a control mechanism for refrigerant flow within the system. It has well RI with R22, R407C and R513A refrigerants, and thus well-suited to a broad range of services. This orifice is to be used at temperatures of 50 °F and below – 40°F. Likewise, proper charge of the refrigerant enhances the life of the HVAC equipment and raises the cop overall efficiency in the Danfoss 068-2010.
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Specifications

  • Weight:0.04 lbs
  • Orifice size: 01"
  • Volume: 0.016 Liter
  • Refrigerants: R513A,R22/R407C
  • Type: ORF
  • Temperature Range: 50°F To -40°F
Manufacturer Name: Danfoss
Product Number: 068-2010
OEM Part Number: 068-2010
Product Description: T2 Style Orifice #01
Weight:0.04lbs/18.14g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Danfoss 068-2010 Orifice?

Inspect the orifice during routine HVAC service for debris or blockage and ensure refrigerant flow remains stable. Clean surrounding components to prevent contamination. Follow safety procedures when handling refrigerant systems.

What are common issues with the Danfoss 068-2010 Orifice?

  • Restricted refrigerant flow due to clogging.
  • Inconsistent cooling performance.
  • Incorrect sizing leading to system imbalance.
  • Wear or erosion of orifice opening.
  • Debris accumulation affecting flow stability.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off system power and refrigerant flow.

Step 2: Relieve system pressure safely.

Step 3: Remove the valve cap and existing orifice.

Step 4: Insert the new orifice into the valve body correctly aligned.

Step 5: Reassemble and tighten components securely.

Step 6: Restore pressure and check for leaks.

Step 7: Turn power back on and test operation.