did you say that was 134A? if so, 134A is a pure refrigerant and does not require liquid charge. You can add a as a gas when charging while compressor is running.
@@prothermal_refrigerationHVAC Pre-charge in liquid line yes... The total charge in this application is a lighter full of liquid though. It required lifting and re-weighing the canister (not faster when dealing in ounces. Would be easier to just set it there and charge without moving the canister.
Could you reply with the model of the new compressor please. Another question: the 3 wires (red-blue-black) in the original compressor (Linear, No capacitor, no Start-Relay inside the black plastic beside the compressor) connector can NOT be used for the new compressor (Non-Linear, with the capacitor, with Start-Relay): How do you do to re-use the wiring? Thanks.
Thank you man this is great skills that you need to be successful at a complete overhaul of the fridge. 💪
did you say that was 134A? if so, 134A is a pure refrigerant and does not require liquid charge. You can add a as a gas when charging while compressor is running.
liquid if faster
@@prothermal_refrigerationHVAC Pre-charge in liquid line yes... The total charge in this application is a lighter full of liquid though. It required lifting and re-weighing the canister (not faster when dealing in ounces. Would be easier to just set it there and charge without moving the canister.
@@GamblerMarco 😀
Could you reply with the model of the new compressor please. Another question: the 3 wires (red-blue-black) in the original compressor (Linear, No capacitor, no Start-Relay inside the black plastic beside the compressor) connector can NOT be used for the new compressor (Non-Linear, with the capacitor, with Start-Relay): How do you do to re-use the wiring? Thanks.
@@SSintox watch video
i used existing connector.
@@prothermal_refrigerationHVAC Sir, is there no serial communication in this model? So you have connected the circuit directly to 12 volt.
@@Masterofrefrigerator9756. there is communication. not via 12volts
@@prothermal_refrigerationHVAC respected sir You have said in the video. V12 volts and signals
Hello, how to contact you
Ну вот спалил контору)
tsss, not yet