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    A quick question re; diy a/c



    Hi guys,

    I searched but found nothing difinitive on this.
    I assume the diy a/c's which use the pre-charged lines and clunk click connections are still legal to install.

    What about the many systems seen on line described as self install which supply the pre-insulated / flared lines?
    Some of these actually SHOW the lines being purged after being connected - illegal surely!

    Also, what if the diyer at least tries to be competant and borrows / hires a vac pump, so they are not actually purging the lines? What's the legality of that?

    Thanks in advance



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    Re: A quick question re; diy a/c

    As far as I know at the moment the only legal requirement is that you do not release refrigerant into the atmosphere.

    Hopefully Argus will follow up on this thread as well.
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