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Do you use your air con?

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View Poll Results: Do use air con...
Mostly always on all year. 171 73.39%
Only when it's really hot. 47 20.17%
No it does not work and not bothered about it. 8 3.43%
Uses to much fuel, open the window. 2 0.86%
It works but still never use it even if really hot. 5 2.15%
Voters: 233. You may not vote on this poll

 
 
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Old Aug 20th, 2018, 19:20   #11
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As an airconditioning engineer I can tell you that you only need replace the drier when the system is broken into, for instance to replace the compressor. Replacing it & evacuating / re-gassing on such a regular basis is completely unnecessary

If you ask commercial or industrial AC technicians they usually says that, no you don't have to fill up a ac-system. It's either full or you have a leak. Automotive AC technicians however will explain the difference between a AC system I a car (that's experiencing years of vibrations affecting joints and seals, on and off and rough climate) and a perfectly seald system in a kitchen or an industry. After 20 years the ac system on my 850 had lost 60% refrigerant even though it was considered "gas tight" and ok. My ac was vacuumed and filled four years ago and is still working perfectly.

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