Can you use 134a freon?
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I did. Follow manufacturer's recommendation for adding 134a compatible oil.
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yes depending on the vehicle, this compressor should accept r134a Freon, just make sure you follow the manufactures procedures for warranty coverage, and make sure you install the correct type and amount of oil,
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As far as I know it is suitable for any refrigerant. Just make sure you take it into a vacuum when you get it to get any moisture or impurities out. As long as you don't mix different refrigerants into the same tank you are fine.
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Unless your Kitchen Air states that it runs on 200 then you will have no problem. But if it does not and it is set for US 120 then you will have to have a transformer to make it work. And the transformer must be large enough to operate the product. If you are military, or contractor you will have no problem getting one. Also, local German economey will have them. Good Luck
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I can only vouch that it works well for R134 and R12. I haven't tried it with any thing else. Manufacturer claims it works with all refrigerants to varying degrees.
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Will only work on AC units with R-134, I think your 85 is R-12 which has been banned.
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yes a Santech R134a cylinder adapter MT0432 or FJC 6015 R134A Refrigerant Tank Adapter
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This unit uses R-22 refrigerant. If the system you have now uses 410A then you want to stick with that same refrigerant type. You can call me at 1-800-360-1569 Ext. 110 and I can discuss your options with you. - Reuben
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Look at the cataloge of your fridge and search for "power" (in watt) If the number was less than 500, you can use this. But I don't think that the frige can work below 500 watt. So check it.
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I don't think it would be any different. The fittings for 134a should all be the same. Kinda doubt Peugeot would try to start their own market in the a/c world
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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>> Pag, Ester, Mineral.
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you can if you are EPA certified and have a recovery machine. fittings on the cylinder are standard refrigeration 1/4"
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No. You will need a can tap and an adapter. The can taps for 134a do not have the 1/4 inch fitting that these guages have.
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I would say yes you can. As long as you use it the same way as your furnace use's any air filter. it just replaces the air filter that all furnaces need.
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As long as the air conditioners and the refrigerator do not exceed 3600 watts you should be fine. I recommend calling Xantrex 800.446.6180, as they would be able to tell you what would best fit your needs.
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Never attempt to recharge thru the pump. No additional hose is necessary if you have a 3 hose kit w/gauges (Blue/Yellow/Red). After obtaining a full vacuum you should Close the valves (usually Blue & Red) on your hose kit then Disconnect the pump vacuum line (usually Yellow) and attach it to the can using the correct adapter for your R-134a or R-12 can. The adapter is used to pierce the can and allows for storage of any unused refrigerant. Open the valve on the can then open the Blue valve to recharge following the instructions with your hose/gauge kit. Remember to close the Blue valve when you change cans or you will discharge the refrigerant you just added. Sorry if this was a bit more than you asked but maybe it will help someone else as well.
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It requires special equipment. we paid an air conditioner repairman to finaluze the installation and charge with freon. Cost was around $200.
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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