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First Company CP81-59 0.059" Orifice Piston

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Special Price $27.16 Regular Price $35.31
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CP81-59
The First Company CP81-59 0.059" Orifice Piston regulates refrigerant flow within heat pump systems by controlling the amount of liquid entering the evaporator coil in HVAC systems. Equipped with a 0.059-inch orifice size, it is designed for use in heat pump applications where metering is required. It is placed in the refrigerant circuit, this piston maintains proper system balance and supports efficient cooling and heating operation. It regulates as a fixed metering component, assisting with consistent flow control and dependable performance of compatible heat pump equipment.
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  • Type: Orifice Piston
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    What maintenance is required for the First Company CP81-59 Orifice Piston?

    Regularly inspect the orifice piston for debris, corrosion, or blockages. Clean gently using compressed air or a soft brush if necessary. Ensure it is properly seated in the system to maintain consistent refrigerant flow. Handle carefully to avoid bending or damage.

    What are common issues with the First Company CP81-59 Orifice Piston?

    • Inconsistent refrigerant distribution.
    • Partial or complete blockage of the orifice.
    • Leaks or misalignment in installation.
    • Reduced cooling efficiency due to wear or deformation.

    Installation Steps

    Step 1: Ensure the system is powered off and depressurized before handling.

    Step 2: Remove the existing piston carefully from the assembly.

    Step 3: Clean the piston cavity to remove debris or residue.

    Step 4: Insert the new piston gently, ensuring it aligns properly with the orifice.

    Step 5: Secure the piston according to the system’s specifications.

    Step 6: Repressurize the system slowly and check for leaks.