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04-12-2001, 11:41 PM #14
Blockages with R134a
Don't you just love 134a, It's the best thing since sliced bread !!
As stated above waxes capilery tubes wonderfully.
A tip for what it's worth, braze a piece of 1/4 copper to the end of the capilery about 6" long with a 1/4 fitting on the end, spray some wd40 into the copper pipe, connect line to nitrogen bottle and blast away, don't forget to remove sution line from compressor, not that I think the small amount of wd40 will do any harm to compressor. Nomally clears capilery of most junk
Good luck
Mr Cool
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