Is this tool also for Freon 22 home air conditioner systems suction side?
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I'm fairly new to HVAC work. This device fits most standard HVAC taps and easily loosens and removes and replaces the schrader valves. I use a pair on R410a systems to access the system pressures which are very high when it it hot outside. I install these tools first on the system, then hook up my gages, and then loosed the schrader valves to do my testing. Once finished I tighten the valves and detach the lines and walk away with a minimum of freon loss...
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It works on both suction and liquid lines. Used to replace the schrader valves at the outdoor unit without opening the refrigeration system. Can be used with r22 and 410a
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Yes because most all service ports are a standard quarter inch fitting, that is what this is.
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yes depending on the vehicle, this compressor should accept r134a Freon, just make sure you follow the manufactures procedures for warranty coverage, and make sure you install the correct type and amount of oil,
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I don't know. It didnt' work for my brand of air conditioner (TGM), but I have since purchased a new air conditioner so no longer need it. But mine was one of the few that it didn't work for.
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I have no idea. I purchased this for my A/C condensation pump and it didn't have an alarm switch which my A/C required. I can't use it and waited to long to return so I am eating this purchase. My Little Giant had the same model number as the one I was using, BUT it didn't have the switch. I feel I was misled on this purchase. Beware if you are using it for A/C condensate removal.
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Yes, that's how I'm using the one I installed on my compressor...should work just fine.
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The crevice tool is 7/8" wide (outside edge to outside edge). I bought this to clean the coils under my refridgerator, it's the closest I could find similar to the appliance repair guys' tool. His is much better with greater flexibility. I still am unable to reach the back coils with it. It does work well on other small areas without any obstructions or twists & turns. Bottom line, it's not as flexible as I needed. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it should, I used it to remove ac clutch on a 2000 Buick century to install a new bearing in pulley
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Sure. I used it on an upright vacuum where the built-in switch was broken and the vacuum would not turn off. 2 minute install.
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Yes. It is listed in the product description as one of the models of vacuum this part is for.
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No, you will need a freon recovery unit to completely remove freon from a system.
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The tool will work, but it won't have half as much power as it should. The tool will require more cfm.
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It pulls a 27-28 inch mercury vacuum (approx. 30 inches is full) on anything you connect it to, so yes it'll work on any system you connect it to since the intent is to evacuate the air and vacuum dry the moisture. It connects to a standard set of gauges, whether filling with R-12, 22, or 134A. I've never used it on a residential system since I don't have access to R-12 or the newer refrigerants, but it performs the same function. I used to rent the same pump from Autozone until I bought my own.
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The connector that attaches to the WORX vacuum/blower was designed for the WORX. It could possibly be modified for another unit, but I'm not certain.
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Technically, yes. But it's a much thinner plastic and I was concerned that might affect the suction so I returned it and ordered the correct part.
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will it work ? yes, but you will need to have your own pressure temp. chart, all gauges will work for any of the basic freons, but they wont have the advantage of a built in temp/pressure chart.
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Yes , this tstat will work on your hvac system. If you dont want to use program, just push the hold button.
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Not sure what you mean wrong side. I used mine on an A/C Manifold guage set for R22. The blue connector has got to go to the low side, and the red connector to the high side. If your guages are not colored, the low side is on the left. You will notice that the blue connector will only fit on the low side of an R134a system. The low side guage will have -30, which you watch when vacuuming down, to check for leaks before recharging. I am not familiar with other type of guages, so take what you have to an ac place and they will tell you what to do, I finds them pretty helpful. Mine went right on, no problem.