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  1. 20-07-2009, 10:54 PM #1
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    Re: warning - water in new wolseley cylinder

    thankx for the update
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    Re: warning - water in new wolseley cylinder

    That's the second time I've heard of that with CC.
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    Re: warning - water in new wolseley cylinder

    Thanks for the heads up.

    I sometimes wonder about CC and 407 I'm convinced I've had some bad blends on occasion.
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    Re: warning - water in new wolseley cylinder

    I should keep this cylinder as an evidence and sue them immediately. What on earth are we doing then when passing our F-gas Cert., vacuum everything if the wholesalers even don't clean their cylinders?
    If it was me, they should pay for every minuet I lost on this job.
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    Re: warning - water in new wolseley cylinder

    Is their supplier still A-Gas?
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    Re: warning - water in new wolseley cylinder

    There may be on going problems with this system regards compressor damage. I would make it clear to your supplier they should pay.
    Refrigeration engineers would no more charge water into a system than an electrician would urinate on alive cable.
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