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barkerw  
#1 Posted : Monday, August 10, 2015 9:23:04 AM(UTC)
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Hello,
I bought an old Beverage Air DD50 Keg Fridge 10+ years ago. It ran on r12 refridgerant at 9 oz. Since i've had it, i've had to replace the compressor 2 times. The first time, we found another r12 and i had a repair guy come out and we had success with a used compressor and it lasted for another 5 years probably. This second time the compressor died, I had my cousin help me this time. He works as a refridgeration tester at Whirlpool.
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barkerw  
#2 Posted : Monday, August 10, 2015 9:24:50 AM(UTC)
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Couple things i noticed. The thermostat appears to be alright, you can hear it click the compressor on. When i feel the copper tubing in the back of the compressor its cold. When it was working, i only turned the dial to 4 (1-10 dial where 10 is coldest) and it cooled and held at 40 degrees for a day or two before it stopped.
barkerw  
#3 Posted : Monday, August 10, 2015 9:26:38 AM(UTC)
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We assumed that it was like for like when it comes to the amount of refridgerant required r12 vs r134.....but we didn't know for sure so we used 9 oz as stated for the original r12.
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