Ace Power Flush Lineset Cleaning Kit for up to 7 Ton Systems with 16 oz Power Flush Treatment, Re-Useable Injection Tank, and Hose/Injector Assembly

Ace Power Flush Lineset Cleaning Kit for up to 7 Ton Systems

Cleans and saves linesets after conversions and compressor burn outs

ACE Power Flush® is an ozone-safe solvent engineered specifically for flushing refrigeration and air conditioning systems. Used exactly like the old R-11 flushing process, ACE Power Flush® is strong enough to rinse away particulate, sludge, carbon residues, acids, oils and water. It enhances system service and avoids the need for time-consuming repeat visits. ACE Power Flush® should become an integral part of standard procedures for any major system repair, oil change-out or retrofit including cleaning of copper line sets in preparation of changing from R-22 Mineral Oil systems to R-410A P.O.E oil systems. Properly cleaned existing line sets can be used for new R-410A installations provided they are the correct size.

Complete and easy-to-use Power Flush® Kit includes the ACE Flush Injection Tank, 16 oz. Power Flush® and Injection Hose assembly. The unique injection gun system saves time when flushing and eliminates manifold gauges and the use of separate access valves. The re-useable flush tank simply refills with cans of Power Flush. Uses dry nitrogen propellant - not included. Ideal for flushing sets after conversion to 410A Refrigerant. Fits lines up to 1-1/2" diameter.

Key Features & Benefits

• Use for new system cleaning, compressor burnouts or refrigerant conversions
• Easy-to-use refillable tank and injector tool makes flushing the quickest and easiest of any system on the market
• Boiling point of 106°F ensures optimum solvent performance
• Solvent is non-ozone depleting and non-flammable
• System allows accurate dosing of solvent - overuse or wastage minimized
• Kit flushes up to 7 tons capacity
• Compatible with hydrochloric/hydrofluoric acids normally associated with compressor burnouts - enhances cleaning performance; excellent degreaser
• 3/8" tubing needs ~8 ounces per 100', 3/4" or 7/8" tubing needs ~16 ounces per 100'
• Injection nozzle includes pressure relief valve
• Cleaning is fast, efficient and verifiable
• OEM approved DuPont solvent recognized under the U.S. EPA's Significant New Alternatives Program (SNAP)

Directions for Use:

1. Always use personal safety equipment such as gloves, goggles, and protective clothes
2. Determine correct amount of Power Flush® needed for job. Figure 2 to 3 oz per ton (add a couple extra ounces for space below dip tube.)
3. Open and fill to desired level, close. Keep upright.
4. Close ball valve on, and attach small hose with injector nozzle to outlet side (non-ball valve side) of tank.
5. Connect the nitrogen with regulator set to 100 psig to the Power Flush® Tank with a clean refrigerant hose from nitrogen to ball valve side of tank.
6. Slowly open nitrogen valve.
7. Slowly open flush ball valve. MUST be vertical.
8. Rubber tipped injector can be used on lines approximately 1/4 to 5/8" For larger lines, crimp line, solder in access valve, or use another existing port.
9. Ensure exit point on line is slightly restricted or crimped if line is over 3/8" in size to allow for increased solvent velocity and scrubbing action.
10. Insert rubber tipped injection nozzle tightly into refrigerant line, pull trigger to release flush into system. Typically, only a few seconds burst of ACE Power Flush will be required to force the necessary ounces of the cleaner through the system. (Note: an alternate method is to hook hose onto an available port that does NOT contain a Schrader valve and inject flush by attaching the hose directly onto the valve instead of hand holding the nozzle))
11. Once ACE Power Flush® solvent is discharged, remove injection nozzle and directly blow nitrogen through the system for an extra 1 to 2 minutes to 'agitate and scrub' the inside of the system. Eventually, all of the solvent will flow into the receiving container on the other side.
12. Observe the solvent being captured by the receiving container. If it is running clean and clear, the system has been successfully flushed. If the solvent is murky or still containing particulate, flush again
13. Make your repairs. Remove any by-pass loops you installed. Tie-in the expansion devices. Replace the filter/drier cores or assemblies. Secure the system.
14. Evacuate the system to a low micron pressure range with the vacuum pump. This will also evaporate any possible residual liquid solvent from the system. As the internal pressure drops, the solvent will boil into vapor and be removed from the system. Time for pulling the vacuum should be approximately fifteen minutes for a five-ton system depending on humidity.
15. As a final step, recharge the system with refrigerant and lubricants as recommended by the compressor or equipment manufacturer and the system instructions. Reconnect electrical and electronic connections. Test the operation of the system. Wipe down and leave the work area neat and clean.

Use ACE Power Flush® to clean line sets for R-410A conversions. This is especially beneficial when converting from R-22 to R-410A as most mineral oils are not compatible with P.O.E. oil used in R-410A systems. Establish one end of the line set as the injection point. The other end of the line set will be the exit point. Provide for longer contact time at the exit point by crimping the line slightly at the exit point. Inject ACE Power Flush® in lineset per previous instructions.

Caution: Contains Isopropyl Alcohol and 2-butoxyethanol. Wear gloves and goggles when using. Use in well-ventilated areas. Do not breathe vapors.