Next message: Pascal Gademer: "Re: lv-ab: Muriatic acid"
That would involve losing the Freon and then having to pump it down, add new
filters and fresh refrigerant plus the added risks of contamination every
time you open a sealed system.
I assumed that this process was going to be done in-situ. If it has already
been removed, the obvious choice would be to replace it with a new one and
not mess with trying to clean it.
Regards,
Andina Marie Foster,
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From: "Lew Hodgett" <>
To: <>
Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2004 12:11 PM
Subject: Re: lv-ab: Muriatic acid
> "Lee Haefele" writes:
>
> > My A/C condenser (the water cooled section) seems plugged and I
> > was going to
> > use Muriatic acid to clean it. This stuff seems quite
> > powerful, do I use
> > it full strength? How long do I leave it in?
>
> Why not just pull it, take it to a radiator shop and have them boil it
> out, pressure test it, and repair any leaks that may have developed
> during cleaning?
>
> IMHO, like brain surgery, this is not a DIY project.
>
> Lew
>
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