How long on average does it take to extract 5qts of oil? Can it be done on a single vaccum charge?
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depends on how the oil is temp wise I have noticed warmer faster, also main thing is what tube you can use for the extraction the smaller ones take for ever. the bigger ones about 5/10 for 5qt oil. also you need constant air pressure to this to make it work, theres no charging this and taking it some where with no air supply. YOU NEED SHOP AIR running all times to make it work. This thing sucked to buy kinda high priced, but after a week you for get about the price. This thing works awesome would recommend to buy it. We use it about once every 2 weeks and it is just fun to use. Saves a lot of messy spills from when we just used the turkey baster way. Good luck (buy it) Its worth it in the end depends on how the oil is temp wise I have noticed warmer faster, also main thing is what tube you can use for the extraction the smaller ones take for ever. the bigger ones about 5/10 for 5qt oil. also you need constant air pressure to this to make it work, theres no charging this and taking it some where with no air supply. YOU NEED SHOP AIR running all times to make it work. This thing sucked to buy kinda high priced, but after a week you for get about the price. This thing works awesome would recommend to buy it. We use it about once every 2 weeks and it is just fun to use. Saves a lot... » Read More depends on how the oil is temp wise I have noticed warmer faster, also main thing is what tube you can use for the extraction the smaller ones take for ever. the bigger ones about 5/10 for 5qt oil. also you need constant air pressure to this to make it work, theres no charging this and taking it some where with no air supply. YOU NEED SHOP AIR running all times to make it work. This thing sucked to buy kinda high priced, but after a week you for get about the price. This thing works awesome would recommend to buy it. We use it about once every 2 weeks and it is just fun to use. Saves a lot of messy spills from when we just used the turkey baster way. Good luck (buy it) Its worth it in the end « Show Less
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I only use it on lawn equipment, but it's pretty fast I think. Maybe only a minute or two
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I do my Camry 5qts and I have to recharge vacuum many times. I think, it is waste of the money for this tool.
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For me on a warm engine it takes about 20 or so min. It will take out 5 quarts on a single charge.
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It took me about 2 minutes for 0.4 liter. Make sure you adjust to 110V for U.S. use. Hope this helps.
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Although it is a charged vacuum cleaner. Fully charged can only use five minutes, but it's absorption force which I recommend
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I'd strongly suggest a higher capacity pump if you're using a vacuum chamber. I'm using this pump (1.5cfm) on a 1 cu ft chamber, and it takes six minutes of pumping to get down to a useful degassing vacuum. It's a problem when the liquid in the chamber has only a 20 min pot life. A 5cfm unit isn't that much more expensive.
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It can take as long as 8 hours. I leave in in as long as it is extracting oil. At 130 degrees it won't hurt.
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no It has to be charged frequently, also. Best for short jobs and still I use it for all of my (very limited) carpeting. I just have to do it in segments. I still like it very much. I've had recharge vacs before and this one is MUCH better at picking up cat hair - I have a lot - and it's very easy to carry it around.
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It can take as long as 8 hours. I leave in in as long as it is extracting oil.At 130 degrees it won't hurt.
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Fill up oil reservoir after 10 minutes of operation; not sure how much, but the manufacturer supplies about a 6 oz squeeze bottle, but does not specify reservoir capacity. My guess is about an oz.
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I believe it is advertised as lasting 26 minutes when used on normal setting, 6 mins when using the boost feature (which I haven't found a need for yet). I have four tiled rooms on the main level of my split level house, with a few throw rugs by exterior doors. I vacuumed the four rooms and rugs on 3 consecutive days with one charge. At that point I went ahead and recharged it as I assumed it was getting low.
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I was very disappointed in this product so mine was donated to a charity. I think the charge time was 5-7 hours. I would leave mine to charge overnight but if you over charge the battery it ruins it which we did. Not having to worry about a cord was exciting yet having to time when I could use the vacuum was frustrating. I have dogs and a cat and I am a spontanious vacuumer and the charge doesn't last very long. It also wasn't good at picking up the hair off the rugs I have. I went with a bagless, removable canister (if you want to), with a cord but I can use it whenever I want. Hope this is helpful. I was very disappointed in this product so mine was donated to a charity. I think the charge time was 5-7 hours. I would leave mine to charge overnight but if you over charge the battery it ruins it which we did. Not having to worry about a cord was exciting yet having to time when I could use the vacuum was frustrating. I have dogs and a cat and I am a spontanious vacuumer and the charge doesn't last very long. It also wasn't good at picking up the hair off the rugs I have. I went with a bagless, removable canister (if you want to), with a cord but I can use it whenever I want. Hope this... » Read More I was very disappointed in this product so mine was donated to a charity. I think the charge time was 5-7 hours. I would leave mine to charge overnight but if you over charge the battery it ruins it which we did. Not having to worry about a cord was exciting yet having to time when I could use the vacuum was frustrating. I have dogs and a cat and I am a spontanious vacuumer and the charge doesn't last very long. It also wasn't good at picking up the hair off the rugs I have. I went with a bagless, removable canister (if you want to), with a cord but I can use it whenever I want. Hope this is helpful. « Show Less
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I can't say for sure but I've had mine on a single charge for a couple of months now & use it weekly for about 5 mins for quick pick ups & am amazed that it's still running w/out having to recharge it. I'm very happy with my sweeper.
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I'd probably say about 10-12 times. You only need to place very little in the vacuum.
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I do, I do! Lol, I use it almost every morning for 15-20 minutes. Our house is a bit cool in the mornings so it's hard when I scoop it out with a soup spoon, but after about 20 seconds it's all liquid. In case you haven't done oil pulling before make sure not to swallow ANY of it and don't spit it out in your sink. It will cause your sink to clog when it gets under 74 degrees. I spit mine out in the toilet. Hope this helps, and my unsolicited advice is always free. ;)
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5 to 10 minutes, you probably won't get all 6 quarts out. Best to drain oil manually, safe time and install Fumoto drain valve. This fluid evacuator is great for enclosed transmissions ("maintained free transmissions")
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depends....if you do it the right way.... you are supposed to remove most of the old oil , install new filter dryer ,install new adapter fittings,purge with nitrogen, pressure test with same check for leaks at all connections if you lose pressure under test,then use vacuum pump to bring down to required vacuum with the refrigerant attached so you can release it under vacuum, this could take a good 6 hours for all of this...or you can just do the vacuum part which if there is no leaks would or should only take few hours then release refrigerant or skip that which would leave atmosphere in the system (not Ideal) then it would only take you about half hour to install...I did mine the long way and it works great. Actually I did every thing I mentioned above except remove the old oil and it works great so far...which is like 3 months of light use
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Hi ValerieYou can gat one and one half to almost two gallons of milk per charge. The unit fully charges back up in approx. one hour. I have been using my vacuum milkier for over four years and have not had to change the rechargeable batteries. I expect many more years of use
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Couple hours. But I just charge it when the bars get low and have never had to wait for it. I vacuum my house several times on 1 charge. I LOVE this vacuum. I've had it for about a year now.