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On Sat, 14 May 2011 15:48:03 -0400, Gogarty
wrote: I bought a vacuum pump, hoses for R134a refrigerant and a can of same. Connected the suction-side port to the pump and ran it for about an hour. Charged the evacuated system with refrigerant and started it. Presto! Now running like brand new. Anybody want to rent a vacuum pump and hoses? Needed only one hose, the blue one, but they come in sets of red, blue and yellow. Congratulations! Now you're an expert and can go into business, at least on Usenet. :-) Even with the purchase of the vacuum pump and hoses you are still ahead vs the cost of a service call, and now you know how to fix it yourself. Since I've got a freezer and two fridges on board, I have now acquired a full set of "stuff" including a leak detector, vacuum pump with extra oil, an assortment of can taps, the Nigel Calder books, and a couple of gauge/hose sets. See you in the Out Islands with cold beer and frozen fish. :-) |
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