How to replace LG liner compressor with regular aftermarket compressor.

[@magaan4717]

Thank you man this is great skills that you need to be successful at a complete overhaul of the fridge. 💪

[@GamblerMarco]

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]

liquid if faster

[@GamblerMarco]

@@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.

[@prothermal_refrigerationHVAC]

@@GamblerMarco 😀

[@SSintox]

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.

[@prothermal_refrigerationHVAC]

@@SSintox watch video

[@prothermal_refrigerationHVAC]

i used existing connector.

[@Masterofrefrigerator9756.]

@@prothermal_refrigerationHVAC Sir, is there no serial communication in this model? So you have connected the circuit directly to 12 volt.

[@prothermal_refrigerationHVAC]

@@Masterofrefrigerator9756. there is communication. not via 12volts

[@Masterofrefrigerator9756.]

@@prothermal_refrigerationHVAC respected sir You have said in the video. V12 volts and signals

[@user-ue1fe7gi6z]

Hello, how to contact you

[@BanderosUA]

Ну вот спалил контору)

[@prothermal_refrigerationHVAC]

tsss, not yet