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RecoverXL™ and RecoverXLT™ Oil-Less
Universal Refrigerant Recovery Systems
Operation and Maintenance
Manual
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Table of Contents Page
General Safety Instructions 2-3
RecoverXL
RecoverXLT Operating
Restart Pr
Push
Recover
Care and Maintenance - Auto Purge Instructions 7
Recovery Tips & T
Component Location and List 8-9
roubleshooting
T
echnical Data
T
Suction
RecoverXL/XLT
Im
portant Notice to Purc
arranty Information
W
Operation
Dir
Dir
ocedure 5
-Pull Liquid Recovery
ing R-410A High Pressure Gas 6
Filter 10
Guide 3-4
ect Liquid/Vapor Recovery
Guide 4-5
ect Liquid/Vapor Recovery
echniques 7
Guide 9
Wiring Diagrams
haser 12
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General Safety Instructions
1) Know your equipment. Read and understand the
operation manual and the labels affixed to this
unit. Learn the applications and limitations, as
well as the specific potential hazards of
RecoverXL/XLT.
Use the correct hoses. Use only hoses designed
2)
for handling of refrigerants. Th
minimum length required for each job and
the
equipped with a shut-off device (s
mpact ball valve) at the
co
likelihood o
For best performance we recommend using 3/8”
hoses. YELLOW JACKET hoses are made for
almost every type of refrigerant. See your local
distributor for more information.
3) Ground
XLT into a properly grounded recepta
the appr
4) If the detachable power cord is damaged, it
must be replaced by a cord assembly available
from the manufacturer or distributor wher
purchased.
5) If the
must be replaced by the manufacturer or
authorized service
6) Do not pressure test with compressed air. Some
mixtures of air and refrigerant have been shown to
be combustible at elevated pressures.
7) Avoid dangerous environments. To keep
f refrigerant leaks to the atmosphere.
all equipment. Plug the RecoverXL/
opriate plug.
attached power socket is damaged, it
end to reduce the
center in order to avoid hazard.
the
e hose should be
uch as the
cle using
e
its
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operator exposure to a minimum, use the
RecoverXL/XLT only in areas with sufficient
ventilation.
Recovery should always be performed in well
ventilated areas. Use the RecoverXL/XLT only in
locations where mechanical ventilation which
provides at least four air changes per hour is
present, or place the unit 18” above the floor
during use.
The RecoverXL/XLT should not be used near
open containers of gasoline or any other
flammable liquid. Do not allow refrigerants to
come in contact with open flame. Refrigerant
decomposition in flame results in phosgene gas.
Breathing phosgene gas can be fatal.
8) Always wear safety goggles and gloves
sonal protective equipment should be worn to
Per
protect operator from frostbite.
9) Use caution when connecting or disconnect-
ing. Improper usage may result in refrigerant
burns (frostbite). If a major leak occurs, proceed
immediately to a well ventilated area.
Disconnect recovery machine from pow
10)
before servicing.
present when the unit is disassembled.
11)
damaged parts. Do not operate the
Repair
RecoverXL/XLT if there is a defective part.
Repair the unit to proper operating conditions
before further use.
An electrical shock hazard is
.
er
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12) Use recommended accessories. Follow the
instructions that accompany all accessories.
Improper use may damage equipment or cr
a hazard.
Use
13)
14) Operate the RecoverXL/XLT within the
Caution: All refrigerant hoses, recovery tanks,
refrigerant lines, other vessels containing refrigerants
the RecoverXL/XLT only with the proper
refrigerants. (See specifications for a complete
list of compatible refrigerants.)
design parameters only. The RecoverXL/XLT
was designed to operate within a temperature
range of 40
operate in a w
o (4o
C) to 120oF (49oC). Do not
cation.
et lo
and the RecoverXL/XLT should be handled as if
under high pressure. When opening a tank containing
refrigerant, open valves slowly to prevent release of
eate
refrigerant, especially if the valves might be
damaged.
To prevent the risk of fire DO NOT use an extension
cord longer than 25’ (7.6 m) and a minimum of 16
AWG (1.276 mm
RecoverXL Operating Guide
Direct Liquid/Vapor Recovery
The RecoverXL is used to pull liquid or vapor
refrigerant out of the system and transfer it into a
recovery cylinder.
Liquid recovery is accomplished by connecting to
the high pressure system discharge service port
(liquid port) side of the system being serviced with a
manifold (to regulate refrigerant flow).
Vapor recovery can be done by connecting to the
system suction service port (low pressure) side of
the system.
Because the RecoverXL is capable of recovering
liquid, it is more efficient to recover all of the liquid,
followed by the vapor.
Ensure you have the capacity to recover all the refrigerant in the system. In the USA the recovery
cylinders can only be filled to 80% capacity and in
the EU it is only 60% capacity.
Refer to the following instructions and the diagram
on page 4:
Liquid Recovery
1. Know the type and quantity of refrigerant present before servicing any system.
2. Turn off power to the system being serviced.
Turn the selector knob to off.
3. Connect your manifold to the system
viced. High Side to liquid port and Low Side
ser
to vapor port as shown in diagram on page 4.
4. Connect the Utility port of your manifold to the
1/4” SUCTION port of the RecoverXL
Connect one hose from the recovery cylinder
5.
(liquid side) to the 1/4” DISCHARGE port of
the RecoverXL
.
being
.
2
).
sure to connect hose ends with shut-
Note: Be
off to suction and discharge ports of recovery
machine. (For best performance use 3/8”
hoses.)
6. Purge all hoses of non-condensables before
recovering refrigerant into recovery cylinder.
7. Open the liquid valve on the recovery tank.
8.
T
urn the RecoverXL on.
9. Turn the selector VALVE on the RecoverXL to
LIQUID RECOVERY position.
10. Open the High Side and Utility valves on your
manifold and use them to regulate the refrigerant pressure to 80 psi maximum.
he RecoverXL will recover the liquid refriger-
T
11.
ant. When you have removed all the liquid in
the system switch to vapor recovery procedure
step 9 to reduce your recovery time.
Vapor Recovery
1. Know the type and quantity of refrigerant present before servicing any system.
2. Turn off power to the system being serviced.
Turn the selector knob to off.
3. Connect your manifold to the system
viced. High Side to liquid port and Low Side
ser
to vapor port as shown in diagram on page 4.
4. Connect the Utility port of your manifold to the
1/4” SUCTION port of the RecoverXL
5.
Connect one hose from the recovery cylinder
(liquid side) to the 1/4” DISCHARGE port of
the RecoverXL.
Note: Be
sure to connect hose ends with shut-
being
.
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off to suction and discharge ports of recovery
machine. (For best performance use 3/8”
hoses.)
6. Purge all hoses of non-condensables before
recovering refrigerant into recovery cylinder.
7. Open the liquid valve on the recovery tank.
urn the RecoverXL on.
8.
T
9. Turn the selector VALVE on the RecoverXL to
VAPOR RECOVERY position.
10. Slowly open the valves on your manifold and
11.
m to regulate the refrigerant pressure to
use the
80 psi maximum.
he RecoverXL will recover the vapor
T
refrigerant. When the suction gauge indicates
Liquid or Vapor Recovery Diagram
the appropriate vacuum, turn the selector valve
OFF.
12. Turn selector valve to PURGE position.
13. When the suction gauge again indicates the
appropriate vacuum the recovery and pur
are complete. Turn the selector valve to
cycles
OFF and turn the RecoverXL off.
Note: If the machine is not recovering, refer to
the troubleshooting guide on page 9.
Restart procedures are on the side of the
machine and on page 5.
ge
RecoverXLT Operating Guide
Direct Liquid/Vapor Recovery
The RecoverXLT is used to pull liquid or vapor
refrigerant directly out of the system and transfer it
into a recovery cylinder.
Liquid recovery is accomplished by connecting to
the high pressure system discharge service port
(Liquid Port) side of the system being serviced.
Vapor recovery can be done by connecting to the
system suction service port (low pressure) side of
the system.
Because the RecoverXLT is capable of recovering
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direct liquid, it is best to first recover all of the
liquid, followed by the vapor. This will make your
job easier and faster. Refer to the following
instructions and the above diagram:
1. Know the type and quantity of refrigerant present
before servicing any system.
2. Turn off power to the system being serviced.
Turn the selector knob to off.
3. Connect your manifold to the system
viced. High Side to liquid port and Low Side
ser
being
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to vapor port as shown in diagram on page 4.
4. Connect the Utility port of your manifold to the
1/4” SUCTION port of the RecoverXLT.
5.
Connect one hose from the recovery cylinder
(liquid side) to the 1/4” DISCHARGE port of
the RecoverXLT.
Note: Be sure to connect hose ends with
shut-off to suction and discharge ports of
recovery machine (for best performance use
3/8” hoses.)
6. Purge all hoses of non-condensables before
recovering refrigerant into recovery cylinder.
7. Open the liquid valve on the recovery tank.
T
8.
urn the RecoverXLT on.
9. Turn the selector VALVE on the RecoverXLT to
either the LIQUID or VAP
Open the Utility and either High Side or Low
10.
Side valves on the manifold. Remember it is
more efficient to recover the liquid refrigerant
OR position.
Restart Procedure
If the recovery unit was stopped during operation,
it may be necessary to balance the internal
pressures before the unit will start.
To balance the internal pressure:
1) Turn the system switch off.
first. Caution: do not over-pressure low side
gauge.
11.
T
he RecoverXLT will continue to recover until
it reaches and sustains the appropriate vacuum
at which point the LOW PRESSURE SWITCH
shuts down the unit and the lamp
Recovery Co
Turn the system switch off. Turn the selector
12.
valve clockwise to OFF. Turn the system switch
on. Turn selector valve to PURGE position.
13. When the unit again shuts down and the lamp
indicates Recovery Complete, the recovery and
purge cycles are complete.
Note: If the machine is not recovering, refer to
the troubleshooting guide on page 9. Restart
procedures are on the side of the machine and
below.
2) Rotate selector clockwise to the OFF position.
Allow pressures to balance.
3) Turn the recovery machine ON.
4) Turn the selector valve counter-clockwise to
the previous RECOVER position.
mplete
.
indicates
Push-Pull Liquid Recovery
The Push-Pull Liquid Recovery mode is used for
transferring large volumes of liquid refrigerant.
The RecoverXL/XLT “pulls” vapor from the
recovery cylinder and produces high pressure
discharge gas that “pushes” liquid out of the
HVAC system and into the recovery cylinder. The
auto purge feature makes the reconfiguration to
vapor recovery easier and faster to do.
Some HVAC systems will not allow for the pushpull recovery method. If any of the following
conditions apply, do not use push-pull method, but
follow the instructions on page 3 for the
RecoverXL and page 4 for RecoverXLT.
System contains less than 10 pounds of
rigerant.
ref
System is a heat pump or other unit with a
reversing valve.
System has an accumulator between the
service ports used in liquid recovery.
The refrigerant system does not allow for the
formation of a solid column of liquid.
For push-pull recovery, a sight glass is monitored
during recovery. When liquid is no longer visible,
stop recovery and finish recovering using the
VAPOR recovery process for RecoverXL or
RecoverXLT as described on page 3 or 4.
When push-pull recovery is complete, a small
amount of refrigerant remains in the system. For
complete recovery, the system must be pulled into
a vacuum as required by EPA standards. This
process requires:
1) An extra hose for the push-pull recovery.
2) A recovery cylinder with about 5 lbs.
rigerant.
ref
3) A sight glass (Note: Make sure sight
rated for
being recovered)
the pressure of the refrigerant
.
of
glass is
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Follow these steps:
1) Turn off power to the system to be serviced.
2) Hook up the RecoverXL/XLT, the system to
be recovered, and the recovery tank as shown
in the diagram below.
3) Purge all hoses of non-condensables before
recovering refrigerant into recovery cylinder.
4) Open valves on the recovery tank.
5) Turn the selector valve to VAPOR position.
T
urn the RecoverXL/XLT on.
6)
7) Monitor the sight glass. When the passing
liquid is no longer visible through the sight
glass, the push-pull method of recovery is
complete
.
8)
Close the VAPOR valve on the recovery tank
Push-Pull Recovery Diagram
and let the recovery continue.
9) Turn the selector valve clockwise to the
PURGE position and follow procedures for
purging the RecoverXL/XLT
10) Turn the RecoverXL/XLT off.
11) Close LIQUID valve on recovery tank.
12) Reconnect the hoses per the procedure for the
RecoverXL/XLT instructions.
13) Rotate the selector valve to the VAPOR
position.
14) Continue
reaches the appropriate level of vacuum.
Note: See pages 3-4 for a detailed set of
instructions on Vapor Recovery.
recovery until the unit shuts off or
.
Recovering R-410A High Pressure Gas
IMPORTANT!!! Some equipment should not be
used with this refrigerant. Take time to read the
safety instructions that came with the device you
are servicing as well as any material that came with
your refrigerant.
WARNING!!! USE ONLY D.O.T. RECOVERY
CYLINDERS APPROVED FOR R-410A.
Overfilling the tank may cause it to rupture!
The RecoverXL/XLT will recover R-410A
provided the following instructions are followed:
1) Set-up for recovery as per diagram on page 4
for normal recovery or page 6 for pushr
.
ecovery
Follow the operating procedures for your
2)
6
pull
model.
3) Continue recovery
RecoverXL
appropriate level of vacuum.
RecoverXLT - Low Pressure Switch
shut the unit off and lamp indicates Recovery
Co
4)
Turn system switch off.
5) Purge the machine (see page 7 for more
details).
Technical Support: Call 800-769-8370 for
additional information.
mplete
.
until:
- suction gauge indicates the
has
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Care and Maintenance
Auto Purge Instructions
Purging or evacuating the RecoverXL/XLT is one
of the simplest and most important functions.
Reduce the risk of cross contamination and
prolong the life of the RecoverXL/XLT by purging
after every service.
Note: The purge process must be done before
disconnecting the discharge hose from the
RecoverXL/XLT.
For RecoverXLT Models
T
he Low Pressure Switch will shut the unit
1)
off and the lamp will indicate Recovery
mplete when the unit reaches appropr
Co
m levels. After the unit shuts down, turn
vacuu
the system switch to off, then rotate th
selector valve cloc
then to PURGE. Turn the system switch on.
Note: The low side gauge should read an
increase in suction pressure, indicating the
refrigerant that was trapped in the machine.
Wait until the Low Pressure Switch again shuts
the unit off at the appropriate vacuum.
2) Close the valve to the recovery tank and shut
kwise to OFF to equalize
iate
e
the RecoverXLT off.
For RecoverXL Models
1) Monitor the recovery of the system until the
suction gauge indicates the appropriate level of
vacuum. Turn off and rotate selector valve to
OFF to equalize then to PURGE. After the unit
shuts down, turn the system switch to off, then
rotate the selector valve clockwise to OFF to
equalize then to PURGE. Turn the system
switch on.
2) Turn the system switch on.
Note: The low side gauge should read an
increase in suction pressure, indicating the
refrigerant that was trapped in the machine.
Wait until the suction gauge indicates the
appropriate vacuum.
3) Turn the selector system
Close the valve to the recovery tank and shut
4)
the RecoverXL off.
RECOVERY TIPS AND TECHNIQUES
1) To assure the fastest and quickest recovery
possible, use the shortest hoses possible and
avoid hoses with Schrader depressors.
2) Know what kind and the am
refrigerant that is g
is critical to avoid contamination and
uch refrigerant will be recovered.
how m
st job of the day usually means a fresh,
fir
empty tank and no cause for worry about over
-filling. However, the last job of the day
means there is already liquid in the tank and
over-filling can be a concern. Over-filling a
recovery cylinder can have disastrous results.
3) Refrigerant responds to heat. Therefore, a
significant increase in the speed of the
recovery process will be obtained if a heat
gun is used, specifically to any spots where
liquid may have accumulated.
4) Always try to recover liquid first. This is the
preferred method of recovery for
RecoverXL/XLT , which pumps liquid 5 to 7
es faster in standard liquid mode than
tim
vapor.
5) If recovering large amounts of refrigerant (
more), the push-pull method is recom-
lbs or
ount of
oing to be recovered. This
know
The
the
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mended. (Note: This process requires the
hoses to be switched before recovery of the
remaining vapor.)
6) Recovery can often be speeded up by
simultaneous recovery from
low side of the sy
both the high and low side of the system and
join them with a BRUTE™ II Manifold or Y
connector to the hose going to the Suction
Port of the RecoverXL/XLT.
7) Protect
8) Recovery machines are not vacuum pumps.
the RecoverXL/XLT by keeping the
built-in suction filter IN THE MACHINE.
Failure to use the suction
RecoverXL/XLT
For proper evacuation, use a YELLOW
JACKET SuperEvac™ vacuum pump. To
speed up the evacuation process, use the
SuperEvac vacuum pump and a core removal
tool (Part #18975). For more inform
contact your Y
switch off
both the high and
stem. Attach short hoses to
filter in the
will void the warranty.
ation
ELLOW JACKET wholesaler.
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Components
RecoverXL/XLT Parts
Part# Description Part# Description
95444
95445
95446
95447
95448
95449
95450
95325
95547
95338
Case, Front
Case, Rear
Case Half (both halves)
Case, Cord Wrap
Aluminum Frame
Compressor Bracket Grommet
Condenser Coil
High Pressure Switch (XLT w/ TOS)
High Pressure Switch (XL/XLT w/o TOS)
Low Pressure Switch (XLT Only)
95216
95453
95228
95455
95294
95451
95452
95210
95190
95457
Rocker Switch
Manifold Assembly
CPR Valve
Fan Blade
Fan Clip
High Pressure Gauge
Low Pressure Gauge
Large Cord Strain Relief Bushing
Capacitor
Replacement Filter Screen
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RecoverXLT w/TOS Parts Only
Part# Description
95477
TOS LED Strip Assembly
95478
TOS LED Connection Cable
95527
TOS Board for RecoverXLT (board, LED
strip and cable)
95248
Umbilical Cord Overfill Sensor
95188
Shorting Cap for Umbilical Cord
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Troubleshooting Guide
Condition
No power to unit
Compressor will not
start
Unit runs but shuts off
after short time
Unit trips breaker upon
start up
Unit runs but does not
recover refrigerant
Unit will not pull a
vacuum
Unit running sluggish Low voltage to unit Check power supply
Vacuum switch won’t
reset
Power cord not plugged in Plug power cord in
Outlet not energized Reset breaker
Compressor under unequalled conditions See restart procedure
Compressor thermal overload is tripped Thermal overload will reset in approx.
Unit is shut down on Recovery
Complete.
Unit is shut down on tank full or high
pressure.
Restriction on discharge side tripping the
high pressure switch
Compressor is under unequalled
conditions
Suction filter clogged
Selector valve in wrong position Put selector valve in liquid or vapor
Hoses are not tight Tighten hoses
Leak in HVAC/R system Find and repair leak in system
Switch needs to reset Pressurize inlet port
Possible Problem Possible Solution
15-30 minutes
Low pressure switch resets at
atmospheric pressure, rotate selector
valve to either the Vapor or Liquid
Recovery position.
Check tank pressure, check for
restrictions, check shorting cap or
umbilical connection, and check high
gauge pressure to see if unit is under
high pressure.
Check for restrictions
1) Tank valves
) Schrader cores
2
Selector valve in correct position
See restart procedure
Clean or replace suction filter
recovery position
Components, cont.
Domestic Models 115 V International Models 230 V
Part# Description Part# Description
95218
95156
95215
95456
95187
*If the detachable power cord is damaged (95431 or 95432), it must be replaced by a cord assembly
available from the manufacturer or distributor where purchased.
**If the attached power cord or socket is damaged (95215 or 95459), it must be replaced by the
manufacturer or its authorized service center in order to avoid hazard.
Oil-less Compressor 115V, 60Hz
Circuit Breaker - 12 AMP
Power Cord, Domestic**
Neon Lamp, 115V (RecoverXLT
only)
Compressor Relay, 115V
95264
95429
95430
95266
95459
95431
95432
Oil-less Compressor 230V, 50Hz
Circuit Breaker - 6 AMP
230V Amber Lamp (RecoverXLT
only)
Compressor Relay, 230V
IEC 320 Power Socket **
Power Cord, 230V CE*
Power Cord, 230V UK*
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TECHNICAL DATA
Compressor:
Power Source: 115V AC 60 Hz 1 Phase 230V AC 50 Hz 1 Phase
Amperage: Run Load Amps: 9.3 3.7
Full Load Amps: 11.0 11.0
Locked Rotor Amps: 30.0 18.0
Size:
Height: 12.50”
Weight: 29.90”
*UL Certified Rates to ARI Standard 740-98
1/2 HP Reciprocating Oil-Less
Width: 12.50”
Depth: 19.25”
RecoverXL
Vapor lbs./min
Liquid lbs./min
Push-Pull lbs./min
Vacuum Level
RecoverXLT
Vapor lbs./min
Liquid lbs./min
Push-Pull lbs./min
Vacuum Level
Other Refrigerants - The RecoverXL/XLT is approved for use with the following refrigerants which
have not been certified for a particular recovery rate: R401B, R-402A, R-402B, R-404A, R-406A,
R-407A, R-407B, R-407C, R-407D, R-408A, R-409A, R-411A, R-411B, R-500 and R-502.
R-12 R-134a R-22 R-500 R-502 R-410A
.31 .31 .31 .31 .55 .42
1.68 1.68 1.68 1.68 2.29 1.41
13.12 13.12 13.12 13.12 13.18 11.6
15 inHg 15 inHg 15 inHg 15 inHg 15 inHg 15 inHg
R-12 R-134a R-22 R-500 R-502 R-410A
.37 .37 .37 .37 .66 .42
1.98 1.98 1.98 1.98 2.65 1.68
12.81 12.81 12.81 12.81 12.9 11.6
15 inHg 15 inHg 15 inHg 15 inHg 15 inHg 15 inHg
Suction Filter
The RecoverXL/XLT is equipped with a built-in
particulate strainer located behind the suction
port. Unscrew the suction port by using a 11/16
wrench to unscrew the hex head port to remove.
This prevents contaminants, copper shavings,
carbon, and other foreign objects from making
their way to the RecoverXL/XLT compressor and
causing permanent damage.
Like a filter drier, this strainer MUST be cleaned
or replaced often. Failure to do this can cause the
strainer to become too clogged for refrigerant to
flow freely. A sure sign that the straining device is
clogged is the freezing of the suction port and the
filter cover.
Before replacing, check the condition of the
o-ring. Replace if necessary.
Note: Make sure to use a strainer in the
RecoverXL/XLT for every job! Filter strainers
and o-rings are available from your supplier.
Filter Strainer and O-Ring - Part #95457
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Wiring Diagrams
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PURCHASER
Check for damage immediately. Prior to
shipment, all YELLOW JACKET RecoverXL/
XLT Refrigerant Recovery Systems are completely
tested and inspected to assure compliance with
Ritchie Engineering factory specifications.
If the recovery system carton is damaged, check
contents immediately. Note damage on shipper’s
Bill of Lading and have shipper sign statement.
Notify carrier immediately of the damage to
arrange inspection of the recovery system and
packaging. The CARRIER ALONE is responsible
for handling and settling your claim. Ritchie
Engineering will cooperate in assessing damage if
WARRANTY INFORMATION
Ritchie Engineering guarantees YELLOW
JACKET products to be free of defective material
and workmanship which could affect the life of the
product when used for the purpose for which it
was designed. Warranty does not cover items that
have been altered, abused or returned solely in
need of field service maintenance.
YELLOW JACKET recovery products (UPC
957xx) are covered by a one year warranty for
parts and labor. The 115V recovery products (UPC
95760 and 95762) have an extended three year
compressor warranty if the warranty card is
returned and on file. The warranty also allows for
a one year over-the-counter exchange, when
applicable. To receive this over-the-counter
exchange, call Ritchie Engineering Customer
Service at (800)769-8370 and get the required
authorization number. Failure to get the required
authorization number could result in a denial of the
over-the-counter exchange.
the recovery system is returned to the factory
prepaid.
Carton contents include:
RecoverXL or RecoverXLT Refrigerant
y System
Recover
Owner’s manual
Warranty registration card
To validate warranty, mail registration card
within 10 days.
The following exceptions will not be covered
under this warranty: Recovery products that have
been altered, misused, or improperly maintained.
The following must be done before returning
unit:
1) Call our technical service pers
800) 769-8370 to assess if the problem can
(
be resolved over the phone.
2) Obtain an RGA number from Ritchie
Engineering for the return of the product.
3) Fax a copy of the or
800) 322-8684.
(
iginal invoice to
onnel at
Note: All units must be shipped to the
Bloomington, MN plant for repair. If at any
time after the warranty period you have problems
with your YELLOW JACKET recovery unit, call
Printed in U.S.A.
Test Equipment Depot - 800.517.8431 - 99 Washington Street Melrose, MA 02176
TestEquipmentDepot.com
our technical service department for help in
selecting the correct replacement parts, or to
arrange for its repair at reasonable costs.
Part #150961_E
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