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Posted by Dido on August 13, 2006, 12:33 pm
>
>> Yes How many of you knows that R-410 is TOXIC to some extent
>> R-410 is combination of r-125 and r-32. the R-32 many years ago
>> was considered toxic and now is god giving formula what joke.
>
> Then you are gonna love R744.
> Might as well get ready for it too...
Yep Yep but I am glad that with in nother year and half
I will be closing my tool box
Dido
>>> Can't wait until 410a is in full swing when one of these babies
>>> blow.............................:o(
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Okay, I installed a set of Term-Loc wires on the unit.
>>>>>
>>>>> Two of the three posts, though corroded (I cleaned them with a small
>>>>> wire brush and sandpaper) were solidly connected to the compressor.
>>>>> The third post moved/wiggled when I grabbed it with my fingers.
>>>>>
>>>>> The wires have burned off this compressor about 10 time in the 12
>>>>> years it has been in service. Does this wiggly post suggest that,
>>>>> even with the Term-Loc's, it's likely to burn off at the compressor
>>>>> body? If so, what's the fix for this?
>>>>
>>>> There's a phenomenon known as "terminal venting" which can happen when
>>>> a
>>>> compressor shorts out.
>>>> The area where the 3 pins are will rupture, spewing hot oil and
>>>> sometimes
>>>> fire if it ignites.
>>>> Imagine you or your kids walking past when this happens.
>>>> The fix is quite simple.
>>>> Get a crowbar.
>>>> Pry open your wallet.
>>>> Buy a new A/C.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Respectfully, Bob
>>>
>>>
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