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The compressor tries to start but kicks out. Very hot but when allowed to cool, still doesnt start. Assuming the compressor is bad, can one install a compressor kit without losing refrigerant?
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Originally Posted by: dvokaty  The compressor tries to start but kicks out. Very hot but when allowed to cool, still doesnt start. Assuming the compressor is bad, can one install a compressor kit without losing refrigerant? No. Inorder to replace the compressor, the refrigerant must be removed. Then after the new compressor is installed and the system is leak-tested, new refrigerant must be added.
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Originally Posted by: magician59 No. Inorder to replace the compressor, the refrigerant must be removed. Then after the new compressor is installed and the system is leak-tested, new refrigerant must be added. Don't forget to pull a vacume on the system to get mosture and air out.
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