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Posted by Dido on July 26, 2006, 9:23 pm
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> after about a week, there's lot of oils when touching the that area,
> oils can wet ur finnger, more around the recharge "neck" area. It's
> strange that the welder joins next to it show no bubble, not very sure
> it sucked things in :))
>=20
you must have snapping turtle in side of you ac
No system do not suck in unless you ac is out of refrigerant
Dido say that
> I suspect the leaks is from the manufacture coper
> joins/nuts/caps....around that area. Is that possible because he "over
> heated" when did the welding ???
>=20
> Stormin Mormon wrote:
>> There should be lubricating oil inside the compressor for =
lubrication.
>> Very often when there is a freon leak, some of the oil comes out. As
>> you have dried the fitting and the oil came back, that is a strong
>> indication that you have a freon leak.
>>
>> --
>>
>> Christopher A. Young
>> You can't shout down a troll.
>> You have to starve them.
>> .
>>
>> I have a new Trane 4 tons compressor installed for about a month, one
>> day I found out the cold coper line out put from compressor (area =
near
>> the re-charge nut) has oil on it. I wapped it completely thinking =
it
>> was the freon splitted out during the installation, 2-3 days later =
the
>> oil appears again and it accumulated as time going. I called the
>> service company, they send the same man installed the unit, after 15
>> minute checking (he used the beeping detetecor) he told me no leaks
>> at
>> all. But Im sure the oils is accumulating
>> Someone pls give me a suggesion... how do I test it myself to know =
the
>> truth,,, frankly I dont trust the service man 100%
>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial>> after about a week, there's lot of oils =
when touching=20
the that area,<BR>> oils can wet ur finnger, more around the recharge =
"neck"=20
area. It's<BR>> strange that the welder joins next to it show =
no=20
bubble, not very sure<BR>> it sucked things in :))<BR>> =
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial>you must have snapping turtle in side of =
you=20
ac</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial>No system do not suck in unless you ac is out of =
refrigerant</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial>Dido say that</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><BR><FONT face=3DArial>> I suspect the leaks is from the =
manufacture=20
coper<BR>> joins/nuts/caps....around that area. Is that possible =
because he=20
"over<BR>> heated" when did the welding ???<BR>> <BR>> Stormin =
Mormon=20
wrote:<BR>>> There should be lubricating oil inside the compressor =
for=20
lubrication.<BR>>> Very often when there is a freon leak, some of =
the oil=20
comes out. As<BR>>> you have dried the fitting and the oil came =
back, that=20
is a strong<BR>>> indication that you have a freon=20
leak.<BR>>><BR>>> --<BR>>><BR>>> Christopher A.=20
Young<BR>>> You can't shout down a=20
troll.<BR>>> You have to starve them.<BR>>>=20
.<BR>>><BR>>> <</FONT><A =
face=3DArial>ccon67@netscape.net</FONT></A><FONT face=3DArial>> wrote =
in=20
message<BR>>> </FONT><A=20
ONT></A><FONT=20
face=3DArial>...<BR>>> I have a new Trane 4 tons compressor =
installed for=20
about a month, one<BR>>> day I found out the cold coper line out =
put from=20
compressor (area near<BR>>> the re-charge nut) has oil on =
it. =20
I wapped it completely thinking it<BR>>> was the freon splitted =
out during=20
the installation, 2-3 days later the<BR>>> oil appears again and =
it=20
accumulated as time going. I called the<BR>>> service =
company, they=20
send the same man installed the unit, after 15<BR>>> minute =
checking (he=20
used the beeping detetecor) he told me no leaks<BR>>> =
at<BR>>>=20
all. But Im sure the oils is accumulating<BR>>> Someone pls =
give me=20
a suggesion... how do I test it myself to know the<BR>>> truth,,, =
frankly=20
I dont trust the service man 100%<BR>></FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>
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