how you plan to do it? DYI from freon can at an auto part store? the correct way to do it is have it done at a shop to find/repair the leak, vacuum out the old freon and recharge. What you can do is check all the fuses related to A/C.
On Fri, Jun 12, 2020 at 9:17 AM Richard Koller <brvkoller@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > My A/C has not been used in many years and I was going to attempt to > recharge it to see if it works. Is this the wise thing to do? Or should it > just be evacuated and recharged? It worked fine last time it was used. It > leaked down so the compressor won't start. > Rick > |
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