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02-20-2010, 10:39 PM
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Evacuate and recharge
Model Number: RS267LASH Brand: Samsung Age: 1 - 5 years
I have replaced the evaporator in the refrige side and needed to evac and recharge. I have all equipment and have evacuated the system and left it overnight to see if it was leaking...still at same neg pressure so im confident there are no leaks. I am unclear on how to charge the system now and need to know the procedure to do it right...i have a good idea but if anyone knows the details that would be great.
Does the fridge need to be on when charging? Do I charge to Zero pressure? What are the right pressure levels? and anything else that might help =) Thanks Ads By Google Related Models 
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