what refrigerant is used in this system?
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SPT6000 uses R-410A as the refrigerant. If you go to the SPT [Sunpentown] web site, it talks about R-410A being EPA recognized, CFC-free, and chlorine-free. But if you google "R-410A myths", and then choose the "Hanabery HVAC" web site, there is an excellent article about myths and facts for R-410A. The consensus is that it is safe and the current choice for most major A/C manufacturers. Hope this helps, Ray
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Not sure what your question is. Just FYI we and our approximate 3 months and one of the cooling units went out . I went back and forth with the factory about having-it repaired. I could not find a repair person to fix it. Thank God for Amazon. The gave me a refund after restocking fees, picked it up and packaged it for me. One of the sticking points with with the factory was I did not keep the original package it came in so I was on my own to get it packaged for shipment. I bought one for a few dollars more with a compressor,
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It uses butane or light fluid for fuel. The cartridges are specifically designed for the thermacell. Don't know if they can be refilled, but they do last a good while
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do not understand how oil relates to refrigerant in your question. this product replaces older refrigerant no,longer available because it was harmful to the environment. engine oil is not part of air conditioning system. unless your a/c system requires recharging, you do not need this product.
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This product is only meant to work with oil. I would not recommend using this in your cooling system.
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Refrigerant cannot be evacuated and recycled from this pump without possible damage to the pump itself. Refrigerant from A/C system must already be discharged by some other method if not a newly repaired system. This vacuum pumps goal is to create negative atmosphere inside your A/C system which will remove moisture (very important) and help facilitate the introduction of refrigerant and/or refrigerant oil in the charging process.
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Hi Nilsson. You should make clear what type of refrigerant used in your car. Your 1995 Lexus used R-12 refigerant that is not environmental friendly and was not used in most new cars ? After around 2000. Your 1998. Avalon may use new type of R-134a refigerant，you should find it with your manual or car manufacturer. R-134a refigerant is environmental friendly and used currently. R134a cannot be mixed with R-12 otherwise your cooling system in your car may be damaged. Charge nipple for R-134a is different from that for R-12. If the hose set is for R-134a, it only fits charge nipple of R-134a. Hi Nilsson. You should make clear what type of refrigerant used in your car. Your 1995 Lexus used R-12 refigerant that is not environmental friendly and was not used in most new cars ? After around 2000. Your 1998. Avalon may use new type of R-134a refigerant，you should find it with your manual or car manufacturer. R-134a refigerant is environmental friendly and used currently. R134a cannot be mixed with R-12 otherwise your cooling system in your car may be damaged. Charge nipple for R-134a is different from that for R-12. If the hose set is for R-134a, it only fits charge nipple of... » Read More Hi Nilsson. You should make clear what type of refrigerant used in your car. Your 1995 Lexus used R-12 refigerant that is not environmental friendly and was not used in most new cars ? After around 2000. Your 1998. Avalon may use new type of R-134a refigerant，you should find it with your manual or car manufacturer. R-134a refigerant is environmental friendly and used currently. R134a cannot be mixed with R-12 otherwise your cooling system in your car may be damaged. Charge nipple for R-134a is different from that for R-12. If the hose set is for R-134a, it only fits charge nipple of R-134a. « Show Less
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it is a vacuum pump - it should never contact the refrigerant. CB is correct - you will probably require a flare adapter
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The instructions say all refrigerants. I have used ot for R22, 410A, and 134a without any problems
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First, you have to use it in combination of gauge. The manual of the gauge will tell you exactly everything you need to do similar as the other people said here. Second, you have to keep the gauge on the refrigerant if you did not use it all. Last, it is not a car model related procedure. Wish this may provide any further help.
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You will need to purchase the oil separately. The compressor manufacturer doesn't know what refrigerant your going to use. I went with Ester oil since it's compatible with more than one freon. The amount of oil depends on the # of parts you are replacing IE: compressor, dryer/condenser/etc. Types of oil&gt;&gt; Pag, Ester, Mineral.
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U can use these manifolds for any hvac system. The gauges are what u will need to watch. Gauges depend on what type of refrigerant you are using. Exp. if u are using 134a for a car u need 134a gauges plus the car adaptors for hoses. If u are using the manifold for 410 or r22 u will need gauges for 410 or R22
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If its a cooling unit that uses A gas coolant delivery system. Its mostly used for refridgeration units with compressors. Most RVs today have propane powered coolers. If you haven't already, YouTube a tutorial on your specific unit.
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They're usually not. I charged the system with pressurized oil/ICE can, followed by refrigerant.
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No! I believe it's R-22. The refrigerant in a refrigerator operates at a much lower working temp than any motor vehicle. Automotive and appliance refrigerants never mix. Have a highly trained refrigeration technician service your refrigerator properly or if you screw up it up it will cost you at least $1000 to buy a new fridge and life long nagging from your other half that you screwed up her fridge.
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Yes.Johnsen's (6312) R-134a A/C Refrigerant - 12 oz.Johnsen's (6312) R-134a A/C Refrigerant - 12 oz.
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Unit is fully charged. I did not have to add any refrigerant. Hoses are flair type.