How do you removed refrigerant cans which still has contents on it? Could this device hold the refrigerant can sealed until needed?
1094608
This cannot reseal the can for separate storage, if you use only part of the can than you leave it attached and in an environment where the inside pressure will fluctuate (cool, not in sunlight). You can buy an adapter to the California regulation cans and buy the California, resealable cans.
1094609
I suggest you leave in the device but don't expect it to be usable for long as this was made for storage
1094610
You can either leave it attached to use next time, or remove it and let the contents come out...just make sure you are pointing it away from you if you unscrew the can.
1094611
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My answer is to find the best permanent place for the outside unit. It's always best to leave the sealed system connected unless there is no option except to move it. And, I agree with other answers. The unit is designed for lubrication of the compressor to be in its upright position.
571745
Yep. Dont expect a secure fit though. If you pick up the can and squeeze too hard, the lid will come off. It's good enough to keep contents from drying out if you left it in the fridge or something.
977412
From my experience you can take it out easily. It has a zip lock opening. So if you unseal it then it will easily come out. I leave mine in it all the time and since it's clear I don't have a need to remove it.
1430507
Yes, you can use a VACUUM-type sealer that sucks all the air out of the jar -- I do it all the time. Food Saver brand does it very well, as long as the unit is capable of sealing 'cannisters'.
960665
This can does help with keeping odors in by always closing but there is no seal. If you have anything really smelly it will eventually get out.
1901419
Possibly get liquid in the sealing compartment. Be sure it is completely clean and dry
1288800
Pry it off is best, puncture it if you have to. Need a good tight seal for re-use as it evaporates readily.
322739
You might get it off but WILL damage the fridge. That's what happened when I started removing mine so just left it.
2255203
I would say no. The whole thing is sealed up with a sort of valve. I see no way to open it.
1865061
after opening it, yes it should be refrigerated. But it should not be kept many days after opening the can.
1616349
This is not possible without disconnecting the refrigeration mechanism inside of the unit. Unless you know how, I would say no.
212598
There is nothing to remove. Make sure the opening is slid open as that is that part you pull to close when disposing. You should be good to go from there. I hope this helped!
1478475
Refrigerant should be removed using a recovery machine prior to pulling a vacuum. Any remaining refrigerant in the system that can't be recovered would fall into the category of de minimis release. The exhaust cap is only used when the pump when is not in operation. It is used to keep contaminants out of the exhaust port.
480507
I did have condensation, I took it off dried it out with air compressor. Then I resealed it.
2241179
Batteries do not need to be taken out. Once can is open the opener should stop. Then take off the top from the opener.
520774
They can be removed, and you can store bottles upright. I would like to point out that the cooling units are prone to malfunction and I have been waiting two months for the replacement part they promised to send-which has to be installed by the user.