how to use oil analaizer were to hook up
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As far as the oil, you have to know what your system is before you start. The other part about where to hook up, all cars are a little different, but you have to figure out which port is the low-pressure side. My experience has bee the port by the firewall on the passenger side.
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I am not sure I want to get involved with a lot of questions. However, this is my OPINION, even though I have training. If you are going to add oil from the RED TEK can, it should be added first and it goes in the low side where the refrigerant goes. On my system, since it was apart, I added the oil directly into the accumulator. My old R12 system used mineral oil. Refrigerant oils are not all the same. especially the PAG oil. Some oils do not mix well together. Ester Oil is the most compatible, I think. The RED TEK oil should be OK. Hope this helps and be careful.
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Hi Marco. I don't know sbout the oil analyzer. I was looking for a last ditch legal way to recharge without converting to the system. I just shot a little bit in to restore the seals, waited one day then put in the rest. I'm no expert but it worked for me. The A/C isn't as cool as brand new, but now it blows cool instead of hot.
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There is a tray on the bottom that slides out. Put a few drops of your favorite oil in there.
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Just tap water! It actually comes with a measuring cup that you fill up to the line with the water and pour it into the diffuser! Super easy! Once I pour the water into the diffuser, then I add 3-6 drops of whatever oil I'm using & close lid and turn on!
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Use a funnel and it's not too bad. You will have to clean up a little bit of oil so I do it over cardboard.
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I dont see how you could, unless you pour the oil on the "pad" that goes into the unit, however, i would check with Vicks. Call their customer service hotline (800-362-1683) and ask them. I personally did not like this item. It did nothing for me. I had to hold it right under my nose (laid it on my chest) and was able to get smell it a little. I would not recommend this item at all. But good luck with it if you try it :)
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I need more info on HOW u were trying to fill it ??? I use a small funnel and pour slowly from plastic bottle if chain oil.WAS OIL LEAKING out as u tried to fill it? U should have it over newspaper when u try to fill, or over a catch pan. On mine I found that the OUTLET hole is too big and even tho I fill mine, it slings out oil off the blade and 15-20 mins into cutting its empty. Sooo I just put in an oz or two to lube the chain and use it for an hr or two, then wiped it down and put it away. I think they thought the chain bar against the oil out hole would regulate outflow, but it really doesn't. GOOD unit but the oil thing is really the only prob I have had... GOOD LUCK! I need more info on HOW u were trying to fill it ??? I use a small funnel and pour slowly from plastic bottle if chain oil.WAS OIL LEAKING out as u tried to fill it? U should have it over newspaper when u try to fill, or over a catch pan. On mine I found that the OUTLET hole is too big and even tho I fill mine, it slings out oil off the blade and 15-20 mins into cutting its empty. Sooo I just put in an oz or two to lube the chain and use it for an hr or two, then wiped it down and put it away. I think they thought the chain bar against the oil out hole would regulate outflow, but it... » Read More I need more info on HOW u were trying to fill it ??? I use a small funnel and pour slowly from plastic bottle if chain oil.WAS OIL LEAKING out as u tried to fill it? U should have it over newspaper when u try to fill, or over a catch pan. On mine I found that the OUTLET hole is too big and even tho I fill mine, it slings out oil off the blade and 15-20 mins into cutting its empty. Sooo I just put in an oz or two to lube the chain and use it for an hr or two, then wiped it down and put it away. I think they thought the chain bar against the oil out hole would regulate outflow, but it really doesn't. GOOD unit but the oil thing is really the only prob I have had... GOOD LUCK! « Show Less
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Its on bottom by drain plug u pull it out and there suppose to be place for oil around bottom
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No. There is no port for any oiling. Ours have worked smoothly for years. (Using one of mine right now, in fact, in the living room to add some extra warmth without needlessly heating the rest of the house above what the furnace thermostat is set at!)
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No, you just plug it in - but depending on the oil you use, it shouldn't become overwhelming. If it does, just unplug it, or attach it to a timer. Like an air freshener, you don't notice it after a while, but you're still gaining the aromatherapy benefits of the chosen oils, even if you stop noticing it.
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Use brush (I use tooth brush) to clean and spray with Andis aerosol cleaner before oiling.
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There is an "aroma therapy tank" according to the guidebook which is just a tiny little plastic well. I am not sure an oil would work, but I don't know. The toll-free customer care helpline # is 1-800-622.4714. I would call them first.
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Use a pig funnel shaped in such a way as to pour the oil off into an appropriate container. You will likely need an assistant for this.
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Jack, This Lumax unit requires NO external power. The hose connection can be adjusted to stay on the grease fitting as long as you don't pull to hard on it. You squeese the red handle to dispense the grease. The grease comes in a tube so you don't get dirty. The grease canister has a pull tab to open, drop the grease tube in the canister, you put the top back on the grease gun, attach the hose & fitting on the zirk you want to lubricate and squeese the handle to dispence the lubricant. You can purchase air powered grease guns, their very expensive and unless you've got dozens of fittings why spend that money. The Lumax unit comes with detailed instructions. Susan Jack, This Lumax unit requires NO external power. The hose connection can be adjusted to stay on the grease fitting as long as you don't pull to hard on it. You squeese the red handle to dispense the grease. The grease comes in a tube so you don't get dirty. The grease canister has a pull tab to open, drop the grease tube in the canister, you put the top back on the grease gun, attach the hose & fitting on the zirk you want to lubricate and squeese the handle to dispence the lubricant. You can purchase air powered grease guns, their very expensive and unless you've got dozens of fittings... » Read More Jack, This Lumax unit requires NO external power. The hose connection can be adjusted to stay on the grease fitting as long as you don't pull to hard on it. You squeese the red handle to dispense the grease. The grease comes in a tube so you don't get dirty. The grease canister has a pull tab to open, drop the grease tube in the canister, you put the top back on the grease gun, attach the hose & fitting on the zirk you want to lubricate and squeese the handle to dispence the lubricant. You can purchase air powered grease guns, their very expensive and unless you've got dozens of fittings why spend that money. The Lumax unit comes with detailed instructions. Susan « Show Less
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Ditto. Just fill it with the oil it came with to the proper level, plug it in and it should work. temporarily remove the inlet black plug,, put your finger to plug it up and you should feel it trying to suck in your finger. This lets you know it is working and sucking right. Caution, the body fins may tend to get hot to the touch depends on how long you have it working. Provide adequate ventilation.
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The air tool oil goes where you hook up the air. The grease goes in right under the anvil on the front of the gun, you will need to inject the grease.
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Easy to hook up. Should hook ip the same as the filter your replacing. Just connect and run. No sand or powders to buy.
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Add air tool oil to the air inlet port on the bottom before you connect it to an air source.