The bit about air is what I was taught years ago so I wasn't too
comfortable with what he said. I ended up putting a can of oil
with 134 and some extra cooling thing. It only added 1 oz of each
product so it took the edge off the vacuum and from there I went
with the ES.
Manfred
Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2014 06:47:48 -0400
From: Mitch Haley <mi...@mitchellhaley.com>
I like this answer on Amazon better, if it's still sealed don't
mess with it, if
it got air in it pull a vacuum to get rid of the air. Air is not
a refrigerant,
at the very least it's an impediment to refrigerant flow:
Q: Do you need to suck moisture out from the system? or to suck
vacuum to check
leak? The description said to "Not pull vacuum"?
A:
Only if you have a leak and your system is empty. Then you will
need to pull a
vacuum on it after you have repaired the leak. Other wise you can
put a can of
stop leak in it and then change it back to the normal amount
needed. Hopes this
answers your question.
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