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05-27-06, 03:50 PM

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Moving A/C Compressor

Is there a way I can disconnect the connections on the back of my a/c compressor and still save all the gas that is in the lines? I am going to move my compressor but not sure when I will get it connected again. Just want to move it for now.

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05-27-06, 04:22 PM

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Moving condenser

You must be EPA certified to work on the refrigerant part of an air conditioning system. You need to call a local contractor.

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