System will have to be evacuated (vacuumed) to get all moisture and impuritiesd out after changing parts - after that watch gauges when refilling I would estimate under 3 lbs.
Empty, 8 oz. If you're replacing one major part such as a compressor, condenser, evaporator or accumulator, add 3 oz.
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Due to electrical shock or possibility of injury, it is best recommended that replacing a condenser for a tumble dryer be done by a professional. This type of repair could void any warranty.
Recharging unless it has a dead cell or will not take a charge. In that case it needs replacing.
You will be better off replacing it that trying to repair it.
When the condensor was removed a generous amoint of oil (PAG) was removed with the old one. I should say, Was not recovered. It is possible that this oil was not replaced when the new one waas installed, This imbalance of oil to refrigerant will cause this effect. There is a formula.3.3-8% oil to refrigerant ratio. oil= refrigerant chargex0.06+2.2divided by0.09.. add xtra 10% for long hoses..
You will have to replace the refrigerant, but not the engine coolant.
If they are bad, then yes. If not, then don't bother replacing them.
YES! I just spent over $1500 replacing the alternator, condenser, condenser fan and alternator fan due to corrosion because the panel was missing.
new o-rings coated with A/C PAG oil
yes because it make the ac longlife
Unless you have the proper equipment, skill, and knowledge to recover the refrigerant and to pressurize the system and install the proper amount of lubricant & refrigerant then you should seek out a professional. It is illegal to release refrigerant into the atmosphere and you will be fined heavily if caught.