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    Hi new to this site and 3rd apprentice so forgive if I make a mess of it. We have an assignment on retrofitting and since I have extremely little of it I was wondering is there any sites that show, detail or guide me in the right directions. We have to give a breakdown of how to do it and 2 refrigerants we would retrofit

    Any advice would be greatly appreciated



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    Re: retrofitting

    Hi there,

    You did not mention what is the original refrigerant and the replacement.
    If you have R12 to R134a then it has its own procedure and some other refrigerants are just drop-ins.

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    Re: retrofitting

    With tongue in cheek.....

    Try here...

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    Re: retrofitting

    Sorry guys, R12 to R134a and R502 to 404A. I have tryed various sites by googling but they are very in depthy, it just has to be explained in a simple format and thankyou for your replies it is appreciated

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    Re: retrofitting

    Hi,

    Check this post #11 , I have explained the procedure.
    http://www.refrigeration-engineer.co...ead.php?t=8626

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    Re: retrofitting

    Quote Originally Posted by johnnymac View Post
    Sorry guys, R12 to R134a and R502 to 404A. I have tryed various sites by googling but they are very in depthy, it just has to be explained in a simple format and thankyou for your replies it is appreciated
    Sorry, but you do have to read about things sometimes ; if you just take the synopsis then you don't learn.
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    Re: retrofitting

    Thankyou it has made it clearer once you see the process broken down. Yes Brian are right you do have to read them but if you do not do any of this then its a bit difficult to follow.

    Appreciate the help fellas

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