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    R404a



    Hi everybody,
    Is it necessary to charge R404a as a liquid? if yes why?
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    Re: R404a

    "Yes" (R404a isa mixture of gases)
    In simple terms if you charge with vapour, the refrigerant breaks down to its original parts. This applies to all refrigerants that start with a "4"

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    Re: R404a

    mad fridgie,
    Thanks for your reply.
    But how can i prove that?
    Regards @ thanks

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    Re: R404a

    Even so, for R404A this effect it isn't very meaningful.
    To make progress is never good enough, I want to do better and better and better

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    Re: R404a

    Quote Originally Posted by Sandro Baptista View Post
    Even so, for R404A this effect it isn't very meaningful.
    Hi Sandro,
    But if you see the carton of R404a cylinder they recommended to charge it as a liquid

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    Re: R404a

    Yes, but just say that it is not so bad as charging R407C, as vapor for example.

    The R404A is near azeotropic.
    To make progress is never good enough, I want to do better and better and better

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    Re: R404a

    Is it necessary to charge R404a as a liquid? if yes why?
    If you charge whole container then it doesn't matter in which phase you charging. And if you charge part of container's refrigerant it would be better to charge in liquid phase. But, as say Sandro Baptista:
    Even so, for R404A this effect it isn't very meaningful.
    In some places will have to think ...

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