1990 wb-40 ac unit

[George Burke]

Jamie, I have gauges here at home that I have for the old freon, R-12, and new gauges for the later R-134. These are for automotive testing. If your units are house type, then a different type of freon is used. There are LOW and HIGH pressure sides to all a/c systems. If you don't have the equipment, and aren't familiar with these type systems, then get someone that does look at it for you. None of us knows everything about everything. If you put in the wrong type freon, or connect a can of freon to the HIGH pressure side, you can get yourself badly hurt. So, as Andy once told Aunt Bea, "Aunt Bea, pay the MAN". In other words, it may be time to have someone check this out for you. Good Luck, G. Burke 1977 FC31 Charlotte.

On Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 7:30 AM, gasparillaglass <"gasparillaglass@yahoo.com"> wrote:

 

thanks for the info do you know how to check the fron pressure???

--- In "WanderlodgeForum%40yahoogroups.com", George Burke wrote:
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> Jamie, I am not 100% sure in your case, but yes if you are low enough on

> freon there are low pressure switches that will shut the system down, in
> order to prevent damage to the compressor. Have your system checked to
> verify that you have low pressure condition, and then find out where the

> leak is. This may be a expensive job, or you may be lucky, and just have a
> couple seals that need to be replaced. Good Luck, George Burke 1977FC31
> Charlotte
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> On Sat, Jul 24, 2010 at 10:27 PM, gasparillaglass > > wrote:
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> > dose anyone know if there is a presure switch or anything that would stop
> > the motor ac from working??
> > when I jump the compresure it works and gets colder but not that cold

> > somthing is stopping the compresure from kicking in
> > if the freon is low will that cose this??
> > any help would be apprciated thanks
> > Jamie Brandt
> > 1990 wb-40
> > florida

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