The dictionary is free and also available offline Fast: Translations after entering just the first few letters Reliable: Created by over 400 lexicographers Translations in French, Spanish, German and more The dictionary Linguee is used by millions of people. It translates between a number of languages, with quick tools for searching. Don't rely solely on the sight glass.The Guardian: 'Smartphone owners are spoiled for choice when it comes to dictionary apps, but Linguee looks like it could dislodge your current favourite from your homescreen. Check other system parameters such aspressures, superheat and amperage to confirm whether you have theright charge. In most cases these bubbles will collapse when the blendgets back into the tubing which feeds the valve, and the systemwill operate just fine. This will effectively produce asaturated liquid in the receiver, at the same pressure you hadbefore, which flashes when it hits the expanded volume of the sightglass. Yet when the blend sitsin the receiver, it can 'locally fractionate,' or changecomposition slightly by shifting one of the components into thevapor space of the receiver. Blends will come out of the condenser slightlysubcooled - at a temperature below the saturated temperature of theblend at the existing high side pressure.

Ironically, this liquid in the receiver could becausing the problem, particularly when the equipment is in a hotenvironment.

Blends could show flashing for the samereason, however, they can also flash when there is plenty of liquidin the receiver. If one of the traditional refrigerantsshowed vapor in the sight glass it often meant there wasn't enoughliquid refrigerant being fed to the valve, and more refrigerant wasadded to the system. There are several reasons forbubbles in the sight glass. In an auto, it is not unusual to have afew bubbles in the sight glass unless you're driving or have a bigfan forcing ais across the condensor. It couldmean you are low on refrigerant, or the high side temp is too high(blocked condensor maybe). On the highpressure side, bubbles simply mean not all the high-pressurerefrigerant has condensed. Good luck!Actually, the bubbles could be completely normal. This ismost likely at the suction of a pump or compressor. Other systems would be were you are drawing a vacuum. If it isyour air conditioner, then you most likely have a cooling coilleak. Bubbles normally means air intrusion into a system.

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