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Ah, okay, maybe he did capture it after all then. I did notice that it wasn't making any vapor clouds like it seems to when you're unscrewing the lines and a b
by rootusrootus 4y ago
Ah, okay, maybe he did capture it after all then. I did notice that it wasn't making any vapor clouds like it seems to when you're unscrewing the lines and a bit escapes. I thought maybe it was just the end of the process and that's why, but nitrogen would totally explain that.
He definitely had a bottle of nitrogen on hand because he used that when pressure testing the new system. And it was just a replacement of the evaporator coil and the condenser, so the line set was reused. Your explanation makes perfect sense, thanks!
- sbradford26 4y agoYeah HVAC techs use nitrogen a lot. They use it for pressure testing, cleaning line sets, flowing while brazing to avoid oxidation, and sometimes even to clean out condensate lines. Hopefully your AC is working well, it is in the mid 90s here today in the New England.