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[jdunc2301]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-24134104

[Josip]

Hi, all ...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-24134104

Green gases i.e. silent killers ... ammonia is much better friend in spite it's toxicity ... will tell me on time ... I'm here, don't come close ...

Best regards, Josip

[cadwaladr]

hear hear,where there is blame so is the claim whats the address on my way now! need some easy money

[Tayters]

CO2 pack's been in there a while now. Almost as long as I was looking for black shoe polish in the same store once...
From talking to some of the Space chaps there's a few CO2 packs leaking like seives which just get topped up. CO2 is cheaper then R404A so keeps the supermarkets chugging along nicely.

[The Viking]

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[cadwaladr]

well someone better get some mr muscle for the fan coz its sure going to get hit by a lot of s**** now.

[desA]

This is what I love about CO2.

It is so incredibly environmentally friendly...






... as long as it stays inside the system,

[hookster]

its the carcinogenic oil mist that splurges all over the poor old ladies Louis Vitton Handbag while she is reaching into the milk cooler, followed by the 40 Bar blow dry that makes me think maybe green aint that green when it makes your customers knickers go brown.

Even good old Danfoss cant get their equipment to stay gas tight!

[chemi-cool]

its the carcinogenic oil mist that splurges all over the poor old ladies Louis Vitton Handbag while she is reaching into the milk cooler

Wamen with Louis vitton handbags, do not reach into milk cooler, they have someone else doing it for them. Unless it was a fake....

[desA]

Now we're on a roll:

Was she a fake...

[MikeHolm]

Yup, she was a he...

[joe-ice]

I cant really see why this would be funny .I know that there are guys on this forum who are trained in co2 and i think their reluctance to trade knowledge and the general im in your not attitude of the co2 lobby as a whole might piss a lot of people off, but in the end of the day the guys on site will feel the brunt of this and everything they were told to do will be denied so lay off the happy it happened ineundo.A gas was decided as the way forward and stuck in supermarkets and guys were stuck on a one day course and deemed capable(we have all been on these courses right}. the people who designed ,ordered and signed on this are getting their big fingers out to point at the lowest in the chain (the guys on site) so these kinda sniggery comments on here about fellow fridgies are most distastefull.

[desA]

[wheresmyspanner]

He has a point, and thats why I always have a camera on me and am part of a union

[hookster]

I cant really see why this would be funny .I know that there are guys on this forum who are trained in co2 and i think their reluctance to trade knowledge and the general im in your not attitude of the co2 lobby as a whole might piss a lot of people off, but in the end of the day the guys on site will feel the brunt of this and everything they were told to do will be denied so lay off the happy it happened ineundo.A gas was decided as the way forward and stuck in supermarkets and guys were stuck on a one day course and deemed capable(we have all been on these courses right}. the people who designed ,ordered and signed on this are getting their big fingers out to point at the lowest in the chain (the guys on site) so these kinda sniggery comments on here about fellow fridgies are most distastefull.

Sometimes we can laugh at the disasters. Even when they may be down to bad practices or just pure incompetence. Sorry if you have some axes to grind but engineers will be engineers and tea time banter is as it is tea time banter!

[joe-ice]

Yes but you are laughing at the misfortune of other engineers.I dont do any work with co2 but it annoys me how happy people are when these plants go wrong.Some of our fellow tradesmen (quiet possibly members here) will be put through the grinder when these things happen and i personally wouldnt wish that on anyone

[desA]

I'd say that, realistically, CO2 plants would be more likely to give maintenance headaches in the long run, due to the excessively high pressures required. This has always been a very weak point for CO2 technology.

[Grizzly]

Very good and valid points Joe.
Spoken as one who is as we say "On the Tools"!

I like your sentiment, it's honest and fair!
I have to admit I did smile when i read the posts about the leak.
Mainly because i hate what supermarkets have and still do to our industry!

So any **** that might stick on them is OK by me.

I agree we are drowning in advisor's and specialists who have screwed everyone down to the point that

no-one with half a brain would admit to a near miss let alone a simple cut or abrasion!

There are some good guys out there though and guess what they are being squeezed also.
Our area guy has had his patch tripled and is under the threat of redundant himself.

An email to someone above stating your concerns and saved is a good move.

Chill Joe even Firemen and Servicemen take the piss!

I know my colleagues do of me, when I mess up!
But they are there when it matters.

Grizzly

[Keef_Controls]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-24134104

mmm..... I smell something fishy, or perhaps is it shoe polish ??

[cadwaladr]

so was there a refrigerant leal or not?

[hookster]

http://www.heart.co.uk/southcoast/ne...end-evacuated/

[chemi-cool]

Any idea of what refrigerant was it?

[AustinBert]

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