How To Scrap A/C Compressors - Sealed Compressors - Scroll Compressors - Piston Compressors
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- In this video which is part II of " How To Scrap HVAC units " I cut open an A/C compressor to show you that it is worth cutting them apart (in my opinion), be sure to always work in a safe and well ventilated area when scrapping. Click the like👍 button and subscribe to the channel to help show your support, also so you stay up to date on the latest content. Thanks for watching👀 .
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I generally don't like creating/wasting copper dust. So I've found a fairly easy way to extract the copper without a cutoff disc. Most people here know that the strings tied around unravel very easily. Then I take bolt cutters/cable cutters to the wires, and then flip the motor over, and use a flathead screwdriver to separate each segment. And then If necessary I use a prybar. But since motors of this nature have been subjected to oil, they generally come out quite easily. From string removal, to sorted #2 copper, I have it extracted inside 10 minutes without the use of precious cutoff discs.
Hope that helps.
I've been experimenting with Steel demon carbide blades on my sawzall. They can definitely handle some torture, but my diamond cutoff wheel for the grinder seems to last longer. Unfortunately, it's a very slow cut.
I appreciate the input, I have watched multiple "how to" and for me it's about the time involved. The faster I process the motors the more profitable it can be so it out weighs the cost of the cutting wheels and copper dust. I actually use my band saw to cut the windings now and multi task the process. At the end of the day there is no right or wrong method its just a matter of completing the work safely and making some money! Happy scrapping. Appreciate the feedback 👍
I use a chop saw to cut the one end and I have a shroud setup which catches all the copper dust and then use a scissor clamp attached to log splitter
I saw someone make a two prong chipping hammer chisel on a chisel chipping hammer
Aki no Brasil retiro esse compressor vendo por 5 dólares 1 libra
I myself love to take stuff apart so it's fun. I love free money and you're actually doing something real for the environment. Nice job.
Thanks for watching and commenting. This is the real way to recycle ♻️ !
Your time is money
Oh fuck the environment is what I always say.
Thanks for making this video! I'm a new scrapper and found it very helpful in my research on scrapping compressors. Subscribed to your channel.
No problem... Make sure to read the comments too... Some different opinions and ideas... This video is an updated version with even more info... ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html good luck and be safe.. Happy Scrapping...
Great! Thanks for the link to the new video!
Great walk through. It's super helpful to know what goes into breaking one down, helps you know when it's worthwhile to disassemble.
Glad it was able to help. Thanks for watching and commenting. 🤝👍
@@ChallengeTheBuild hello
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Awesome!! A lot of work for beginners, but it’s nothing to well experienced scrape man. Thank you for sharing!! Scraping my old unit and this video helped me and I’m sure many others. ✊✊✊😎🙏🏽🙏🏽😎😎😎
It definitely is a lot of work but once you do the first one and figure out your systems it becomes very easy to knock them out quickly. I am glad that it was able to help. Thanks for commenting 🤝👍
I do them too. Only i use a duel voltage plasma cutter. Cut open and statoe out in a couple mins. I do a bunch at a time then go back and remove the copper
Having a system definitely helps saves time and makes it worth it... Time is money 😁👍... Thanks for watching and commenting...
the winding metal is #2 steel, it is not solid but layers of thin sheet metal. The casing is 1/8" steel and could be #1 depending on where you live
Good thing he didn't seperate them into sheets then.
I used to work at a large scrapyard in KC. We bought the colored or varnished wire as #1 bc it all burns off in the refinery anyway and weighs virtually nothing. Oil also was not an issue. Any yards that tell you different are cheating you.
Appreciate your input... Thanks
Thanks for showing how and what things are worth. I am going to start doing this as every penny these days help. Grinding wheels is a smart idea. How to cut was a great help.
Thank you for watching and I am glad it helped 👍. With the scrap prices increasing it only makes this process even more worth while. Once you figure out your own little system it really does not take long to knock them out. Make sure to wear safety gear and be careful. Appreciate you taking the time to drop a comment, thank you..🤝👍
I’ve been doing this almost full time, I have a regular supply of motors, and now that summer is here i can’t even keep up with them all. I use a scissor clamp and 27 ton log splitter to pull the copper
I had an idea to be able to use a log splitter, makes me happy to know someone is already there! Nice work. Time is money and the motors are worth it as long as you have a system! 👍💯🤙💪
For years I’ve been walking right past these. Working rooftops and telecom sites the hvac guys just leave them behind. All this time all I had to do is carry them to my truck. Damn, What a waste! I cant wait to get started. My rainy day buckets are gonna get heavier.
Gotta love them rainy buckets! 💪 Be safe and happy scrappin....
Thank you that was very helpful for me as I am just getting in to scraping and don't know much about it and this will definitely make it easier to get the copper out!!!
Appreciate the watch and comment 👍 this video here is an updated video ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html new information and in my opinion better quality .. Thanks for watching and be safe.
This is awesome, I actually have 2 of these I was just gonna scrap. I'll be cutting them up now!
Awesome! Thanks for checking out the video and my channel. Good luck on the scrap run... every dollar counts!👍
Put a box fan to the side of you when cutting that's what I do.
Good idea...👍
great job and thank you for tricks of the trade. Take care!
Thanks for watching and commenting..🤙💯
Fantastic Video, Thank you for taking the time to do this. GREAT JOB. Be safe, Be well and have an awesome day
Thanks Sam for the great feedback, I do appreciate it. I'm having a hard time breaking out in UA-cam. If you can check out my updated scrap videos I linked one here, ua-cam.com/video/BQqqLlXyP1M/v-deo.html . Thanks again for the support. 👍🤝
Wounderful job. We have recycling factory in South Korea. We learn many good things from your vedio, thanks for making good vedio.
Take care, brother
God bless you.
It makes me happy to know the video has helped people worldwide to be more efficient when scrapping, glad it helped! Thank you for leaving a comment. Be safe and happy scrappin. 👍 🤝
I'm kinda new to this scrapping thing. I dont look at it like work.... it's fun for me and I find that's it's actually therapeutic for myself :-)
When you do something you enjoy it's not work, its fun! 😁 Being able to make money investing your time into something you enjoy or find therapeutic, I don't think there's anything better..💪👍 Thanks for the comment, be safe!
Thanks!! That's the same compressor I was trying to scrap. I wish I would have watched your video before beating on it..ha ha! Now I can finish it. Look forward to your other videos. Keep up the good work.
Glad it was able to help you👍. With prices of scrap going up every piece counts 💰!! I just got my shop cleaned up and ready to go for some more videos. I appreciate the support thank you 🤝👍, as always remember to #ChallengeTheBuild
Totally worth it if you have the proper gear. Id invest cause it definitely adds up once you cut them open.
And to get started all you really need is an angle grinder in my opinion. It's also all about having a system, once you find a method that works for you it then becomes wash/rinse/repeat ! 🤝💪👍💯
I actually watched this video for a better understanding of the inside of a scroll compressor but I learned a lot more. SUB-SCRIBED!
I really appreciate the feedback, thank you! When you have some free time you may want to watch the updated video here ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html it doesn't get as much love. 😁 Again thanks for watching/subscribing and commenting. 👍😎
Thanks my guy. You're awesome. God Bless You and your family this year 2022.
Thank you so much for the encouragement.. Be safe and blessings to you as well..👍🤝🙌
Good work , keep it up . I scrap and I love it
Thank you 👍
In addition to cutting just the one side I would’ve chiseled out then the rest of it out it’s a lot easier less cuts
good one mate, showed me what i needed to know thanks mate
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching and commenting. Happy scrapping! Be safe.🤙
Just a quick tip, don't cut both ends of the copper winding. Cut one end and then you can pull the other end with fencing pliers and it will save you the step of punching out the straight pieces.
I tried that method a few times and feel like it takes me longer...🤷♂️. I think it's important to gather all the methods and then just create a system that works for the individuals,. There's no wrong way as long as you complete the task and are safe... Appreciate the feedback 👍
@@ChallengeTheBuild I agree 100%.
There is no wrong way!!
@@scrappingonthefly77 well that depends if you are a full time scrapper or it's something you do on the side. Technically you're right but if you make a living at it the only right way is the fastest way or you're throwing away money.
Right I totally agree!! There's no wrong way.
All about the Hustle its fun i enjoy it!
Absolutely!
Good video, appreciate you telling us what you are doing and why. I don't know if you were wearing a respirator, but it is essential. Your lungs will eventually turn to fiber. Called fibrosis and lung capacity will go down making it harder and harder to breathe. God bless you and stay safe.
Appreciate tou watching and giving me the feedback, if you get a chance I made an updated video you can watch here ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html .... Let me know what you think 👍👍
Thanks for the info, I picked up a couple tricks from this, well done
This is an updated video with some new techniques ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html .. Thanks for watching and commenting.
you make an easy job very labor intensive. i am 46 years in the business. At least your trying.
😁 Every person has their own unique way, some even have special tools specifically designed for scrapping these things, regardless the end goal is the same.. This is not a labor intensive job by any means, appreciate the wat h and comments... Scrap um up!😎👍
Head phone number one choice for me!!
Terrific video my dude, made it Alot Easier to get several of these done!
Glad it helped, if you get a chance watch this updated video ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html , I show a new method of cutting the compressors apart, plus the overall quality of the video is better... Thanks again for watching and commenting. 👍
Nice video! Have you ever got all the way in and the windings ended up being copper coated alluminum wire?
This video is better, I have revised methods. Watch this video when you get a chance. ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html
Never came across coated aluminum wire... And I never really looked that hard at it..😁👍
Not in compressor motors. Cheap pedestal fan motors, some household water pressure pump motors, nearly every microwave oven transformer and a few other ones. As soon as I access wire, I scratch test them with the stanley knife!
Thanks, my pops gives me so many compressors from his job and coils and wire. Ive always wondered how to make the money on the compressors. Ive never liked the whole unit scrap value. Just thought i would check how your doing yours.
Check out my updated video ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html . This shows a new way to go about it. Thanks for watching. Good luck 👍
Good stuff
Great video. Thanks for posting it.
Appreciate it, however this video ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html is an updated version showing a new method, plus the quality of the video is much better 👌 . Check it out when you get a chance...👍 Thanks for commenting.
I'm going to start doing the break down. I bring them in whole. Just drill and drain. About 1600lbs. Once a week. Generally 75lbs each. I just got done with one that stands 3ft .. yup..
Doing the break down is definitely worth a shot... Try it and see if it's worth your time... It's all about finding a system when it comes to cutting them up and then wash, rinse, repeat. What works for me may not work for you but I am sure you will figure it out and then probably tell yourself why didn't I do this sooner... 🤷♂️. Good luck be safe.
Find a scrap yard that will take just drained compressors. It's hard to fill a 4x4 but the payday is unreal. I just threw about 46 by myself just over 3400 lbs I got.25 a pound. 😁 Happy day.
I love scrapping everything I can
I found a big air conditioner in the Minnesota River today and found another air conditioner on a piece of private land easy money 😂😂
Great video!
This one is better...This is my updated video showing new methods and better quality. ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html
I like doing it anyhow! Stay busy! 😂
Man I'm happy I saw this video. I've been missing out on lots of money
😁 Check out my updated video on the compressors, ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html Its a little long but on purpose so you can use it as a time gauge.. Watch it and then scroll around...I appreciate you and the support..👍🤝🙌
Thanks 😊
Awesome explanation. Best ever. I’m now a sub.
Thank you 👍 I think my updated video is even better 😁 you can check it out here ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html when you have some time. 👍 Thanks for watching and commenting .
Well done 👍
Thank you
I like to drill a hole in the bottom of the compressor the day before cutting it open to allow most of the oil drain out
Definitely a smart move... 🤌👍✌️🤑
@@ChallengeTheBuild it's still a greasy job
It definitely is, I always let them pile up and then spend a full day just on compressors just because of how dirty you get..👍👍
This is your All videos I am watching
This video is a little more in depth and I share a new method on how to scrap them ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html 👍
I'm a scrapper, the way I cut the compressor and how i extract the copper is different,I simplify it hope I can make video doing it
Lots of different ways to go about the scrap process... I don't think there is a right or wrong way as long as it's done safely..👍
@@ChallengeTheBuild you are absolutely correct, as years go by we learned and will discover easier ways..
Thank you for the video! Subbed
Thank you, this video is an updated version, ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html shows different techniques and more information.
This is great stuff I have 4 of these which I will take apart soon my scrap yard pays $3.15 a pound for #2 copper.
Glad it was helpful ! I will be making a new updated video with a faster method regarding scrapping specifically the scroll type compressors here very soon. Time to debunk the "it's not worth it theory " 😁 Appreciate the comment 👍
Brilliant
This one is better! ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html Thanks for watching 👍
Great video
This one is better! I show a new method here, ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html thanks for watching and commenting.
Great content. Hard work is good. Just subscribed!
Thanks for watching and the comment.. I really appreciate it
Good job buddy.. I used to cut them in the past... 😁👍
With the current prices its hard not to cut them up... Appreciate the comment, thank you.
You are a wonderful person. God bless you
ZR57 compressor, that's a big one. Plasma cutter will make short work of getting that field winding out. I'd like to use a laser gun but I don't have one yet.
Yeah, suckers are heavy! I would love to have a plasma cutter to help with a lot of things around the shop (scrapping being one of them) but I have a few obstacles to work through. Getting electric into the garage is the biggest.. Soon enough though. I appreciate you taking the time to drop a comment. Thank you!🤙
Good video my dude
Thank you...I have a couple updated scrap videos also... Appreciate the feedback...
Yep man good video to the point always like tips and tricks..👍
Appreciate it, I strive to produce the best I can. I have a couple updated scrap videos which give weight brake downs along with new methods... They are a little longer but I made them that way so you can get a real sense of how much time it takes to do the job... Thanks for the comment... And if you have any questions don't hesitate...👍🤝
Great video, Just started doing these.
Thanks Mike, there is a little bit of updated info in this video, I sorta changed up my method a little bit ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html if you are interested.
All the way from Fort Worth, TX. ❤️💯
🇺🇲 🤝🥳 Appreciate you..💪 Go scrap um up😎🤑! Be safe!👍
Cool, Very good info, for the motivated scrap enthusiast
Appreciate the watch. This video ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html was much better in video quality and in information, if you get a chance to watch... Thanks for the feedback 👍
I use my cutting wheels to little too.
Awesome..
Straight forward
One of the best vids I have seen on this subject
Very intimidating for me
Don't let it intimidate you, take your time and once you get the first one under your belt you will see it is a very easy and straight forward process no matter what compressor you are working with. I have it down to about 10-15 minutes to scrap one out, it would go even faster if I had a plasma cutter. Just remember to do it safely and make sure you have fun too! I appreciate you taking the time to drop a comment thank you!
You definitely have a NEW subscriber sir.
Thank you!
good vid!
Thanks Glenn, appreciate it..👍💯🤝
Watching the video on my phone looked like you might have had aluminum windings instead of copper they look to white in the video. Some of them are aluminum. I just came across one that was, I was not too happy!
I get a lot of comments regarding this and I can tell you that I have always gotten paid #2 copper every time I've cashed in my scrap motor windings. I've cut a lot of them apart and have never had any question of whether it was copper or copper coated aluminum. 🤷♂️
That's a lot of work for 5 bucks in copper great job taking it apart
Goes quickly when you have a system..👍
Fantastic, thanks
Your welcome.. 👍🤝
11:34 OMG THAT IS FCKING BRILLIANT!!!!! THANK YOU!!!
I am happy that you found these videos as helpful as you did. There is definitely a lot of valuable info in them..
cool...i got a little pile of compressors..probably a good time to cash them in..copper is up up up
I think you will be surprised at how easy it is once you figure out your system, and with the prices up it definitely makes it worth your time in my opinion. Good luck and be safe. 👍scrap um up !
Nice video
I think this one is better ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html 👍😁
Only cut one end of copper then while in your vise take air hammer with chisel and hook the copper end and push out...good video
Thank you, this is an updated video on the topic, ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html much better quality in my opinion.. Thanks for watching. 👍
I have a 4.5 " harbor freight grinder. There discs don't last long at all. Any ideas on this? Please What copper is in the compressors. #1 or #2 👍 Any input on a plasma cutter for this project? I don't have one it was just a thought.
I've seen people use plasma cutters and they seem to work well (if you have one). As far as cut off wheels I use Benchmark Abrasives, harbor freight is good for some things, cutoff wheels isn't one of them (in my opinion) .. And my scrap yard buys the copper at #2 yours could be different 🤷♂️..
Wow! My bf & I do demo, & we've always wondered WHAT was inside...but we've been losing out on $ too? Never again!
Right on! Especially if you get them for free, the R.O.I is huge! 😁🙌🙌💰💪 Be safe and God bless!🇺🇲
The steel inside a motor is high silicon steel it goes for around 1.60 a lb. You have ti serch out a yard to buy it but worth it .
Great info, thanks for sharing. I will have to call around and see. 👍
Nice I needed this
Glad it helped. 👍
Good job sir
Thank you.. 👍🤝 Appreciate the comment...
That is definitely CCA or copper coated aluminum. It's 95% aluminum and 5% copper.
That's what I said looked too white to me I just came across one was like that I was not too happy after doing all the work to get to it to see it!
I just cut up 5 of these along with 5 fan motors from old wall units. Altogether I got 30 lbs of copper for my hoard
That sounds like a good haul especially for wall units. I definitely feel like its worth the time to cut them apart, even with scrap price dropping. I will still continue cutting them up and then just sit and wait for copper prices to rise again..🤷♂️. Thanks for taking the time to drop a comment! I appreciate you. 🤙
@@ChallengeTheBuild yeah I scrap as a hobby so I don't get a ton so I can store the copper I do get without it taking up a ton of space. Question. I do still have 10 of the aluminum copper radiators too. Some are pretty thick, 5 rows. Will those go up a good bit of copper goes up? I am contemplating sitting on those too since it's about 60lbs. If they can possibly go up significantly over the next few years I can hold on, of not I'll just sell em.
@@E150GT its hard to tell what prices are gonna do? A few months ago copper/aluminum rad was about $1.00 lb +/- now it's .70 cents +/- and continues to fall. So its a tough call? I scrap for extra pocket money to fund all my projects so I dont mind sitting on it but at the same time if I need a couple extra dollars I cash in because its more than what I had, the nice thing is the copper aluminum rad stacks nicely.
New sub thanks. Scrapping with Grandpa 👴
Thanks for the sub! 👍 I appreciate you
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You're welcome..
Good video 👍
Thanks I appreciate it. I was in the garage stripping compressors over this weekend. I have a new faster updated method I want to share soon..
dont forget to collect old inverter or MCB. a lot alloy and copper inside
I will keep a lookout for them, thanks. 🤘🤑 happy scrappin!
I have a few of these and lots of regular fridge compressors. Can you scrap them as-is? What do you get for them like that?
Depending on the scrap yards generally yes they will take them complete at cents on the dollar. I think the most I every got for a complete unit was around .20 cents a pound?
That wire are you pulled out of the compressor is copper coated aluminum isn't it the scrapyard I go to take that out of my copper and puts it with aluminum
I've never seen or heard of aluminum windings in any electric motors. It definitely is copper but it does have a coating which makes it #2 copper, rather than bare brite... I would be finding another scrap yard to get a second opinion if there is any doubt.. Take any electric motor and look at the windings, if you are ever in question about what material you have take a hand file and look at the coloring of it after filling ....
is there any way like a third party a/c compressor buyer out there that actually buys them instead of scrapping them and make a lil more and save all that hassle of dismantling them.
It's possible... But I never spent any time looking into it. 👍
Nice video. Now I'm subscribed
Appreciate the kind words.. Thank you.
New subscriber, nice video
Awesome! Thanks for watching, subscribing and commenting. 👍
Bandsaw!
If you get a chance watch this updated video... ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html 👍👍 Thanks for watching..
Cool channel 🤟
Thank you. 👍 Still a work in progress. Appreciate you dropping a comment. 🤙🤝
Should mention the only way you can use old cutting disks is by taking your Guard off the grinder. Not safe but I also do it. lol Guards more trouble than it is worth.
Good call! 👍👍
No, the only way you can use old cutting discs from a 9" grinder on a 5" grinder is to remove the guard seeing as theyre usually still a bit big to go on. Thats how my mate in shed building gets all his free discs from work. It's actually the body of the grinder that limits how small you can go.
Once I get all the copper out I put the compressor back together and sell as a electric motor since they buy them as that
🤔hmm. 🤨😏
😂 black duct tape or tac welded together?
I bet you Just place them in the bin gently like its a little baby down @ the yard 😂 that would be hilarious if one popped apart to revealing the honey has been harvested and your face suddenly looks bright red.
They might even Call the other Coppers on you cobber. copper illusionist banned from your local yard 🤣🤣 all good until you get busted. Love it!
good vid, got three of these smaller ones, looking for tips to get that copper.
If you get a chance I did a more detailed breakdown along with new method for cutting them apart. Its a longer video but I did it that way so you get an idea if actual time it takes. Here is the video link ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html
@@ChallengeTheBuild thanks, i like your "modified" screwdriver, scrappers really go thru screwdrivers, beware of those composite metal tools, they're junk, you can easily tell they aren't steel.
Thanks for watching and commenting... I really appreciate it
Drill a 3/8” hole in the bottom, to drain all oil 👍🏻
I actually started doing that. I also have come up with a new faster method for cutting the scroll compressors with one cut rather then three. If I can get back in the groove and make videos again you will see it. Thank you for dropping a comment. 👍🏼
Those gloves have seen better days
😂😂😂👍
2 coppr pa kg howmah
Say you need some copper. Go to the store and look at the prices. Take for instance 500 ft. 8/1 Solid Bare Copper Grounding Wire sold at Home Depot. Price? $259.00
I’m an appliance repair tech how much would you say you get for a compressor that size
Watch this updated video, ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html tons of info in here...
Great video. What do you do with the aluminium windings in motors
I very rarely see aluminum windings.
i did 2 ac compressors and 3 large motors last summer thinking i had a bunch of copper only to find out it was all copper clad aluminum not really worth the time it takes unless you know for sure its not ccp
What do you do with the oil from the compressors?
I have it sitting in gallon jugs for now, and plan on mixing it with my regular waste oil then burning it in a waste oil heater...
Here in Colorado, compressors sell as scrap for literally 1 cent per pound. (jack me off hand gesture)#2 copper sells for about $3.50 per pound. So yeah, I'm gonna keep doing this. XD
I was laughing at the "gesture" because I totally agree with the thought process. It's definitely worth the effort to break them apart, especially if you have more then 2 or 3. Its all about creating a system to knock them out as quickly as possible, remember time is money and if it don't make money, it don't make sense! Be safe and scrap um up!🤑 Thanks for the comment 👍
Damn they dry rubbing you 😕
We get .15/lb here in South Jersey.
Ironically since before prices went up then fell again that price hasn't changed? But it makes it only worth it if you got the time and set-up
@@michaelwilliams6431 Yeah. But even when it USED to be 15 cents per pound it was still a rip off. And sometimes a cutoff wheel deteriorates too quickly, so I use my plasma cutter instead.
How much copper, steel, iron, silver, oil by weight
I answer some of those questions here in this video ua-cam.com/video/THl2t3unPps/v-deo.html .
What do you do with the refrigerant?
I didn't/don't pick them up unless the refrigerant was already removed...