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06-12-2020, 09:58 PM | #13 |
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Location: san francisco, ca (east bay)
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Re: Suburban A/C fix + Vintage Air?
It kills me a little that Hatzie sent that message while I was charging the beast and did not see it until after!
Boys and girls, here's the report. 65 degrees ambient air temp. 3:45pm Front Vent temp: 82 Rear: 80 added one can of refrigerant (12oz). At some point during this HOUR I actually read the directions and shook the can, did the 12 to 3 tilt. This speeds things up. The fans kicked on when they should, the compressor kicked on, everything was looking good. No blown fuses or craziness. So far so good. 4:32pm Front Vent temp: 88 Rear: 81 (we closed the windows!) Added second can. 11.9 oz 4:50pm Front Vent temp: 64 Rear: 68 Can no. 3 12.05 oz 5:38pm Front Vent temp: 50 Rear: 52 Now we are cooking with gas! As a test I put the thermometer in my CAR: 44 degrees coming out of the dash. This was now what I was shooting for. At this point I slowed down (It was already slow) and measured 1-2 oz at a time, waited 5-10 minutes and compared the vent temps. As soon as the temp started to stabilize (could not get it to drop further) I stopped. Temp from the dash was 48 degrees in the front and 49 rear. Should I be happy with those numbers? Figure out the way to measure these that makes sens for you! Honey, Have you seen the kitchen scale? This was the lowest temp I got out of the front. |
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