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  1. 14-06-2002, 10:18 PM #1
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    Can anyone help me w this compressor!?



    Hey guys,
    Ive got a compressor from a fridge and I need to know what spec it have.
    In the label says R12 152w, does this means that this compressor is a 152w at -20c?

    And, since R12 is now ilegal, can I use r134 for the compressor?
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    THe 152W may be the manufactures code., OR how many watts it can consume. But SInce r-12 is no longer produced. You are doing to have to find a good drop in. R-134a will not work unless you have the new oils in it.
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    Depending on what your going to use that compressor for changes the refridgerant that you should use.

    If you need this for something low temperature, i am going to recommend propane (not stuff from the BB-Q, but pure propane)
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    The compressor was manufactured by Unidad in Spain. The 152w
    is probably the compressor power Is there a number like AE1336A or L45AU on it? This would be the model number of the compressor.
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