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silica  
#11 Posted : Saturday, September 13, 2008 6:53:49 PM(UTC)
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Hi,

i have the whirlpool refrigerator compressor model 8201555, this is brand new compressor, i want to know if the new compressors come with pre-charged refrigerant or not. the instruction sheet doesn't say anything about it. i removed the black rubber plug from the suction pipe, i heard a hissing sound. and i put it back immediately. thanks, your help is greatly appreciated.
libertyappl  
#12 Posted : Saturday, September 13, 2008 6:57:33 PM(UTC)
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No they do not come precharged with freon. But if you aren't EPA certified you will have to have a tech install it.
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woodengate  
#13 Posted : Tuesday, November 17, 2009 5:33:10 AM(UTC)
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I though I had a compressor that was locked up as well and couldn't believe it on a 3 year old refrigerator. It actually turned out to be the relay, but it wasn't necessarily that the relay was bad, but instead, poorly designed. The factory relays only have a "run" capacitor which works great on a brand new compressor, but put a few years and a little bit of cat hair on it, an the relay is no longer strong enough to start it. You can't use another factory relay because it will not solve the problem. Instead use an after market universal, heavy-duty relay that has both a run capacitor and a start capacitor, and the problem may go away which it did for me.

Hope this helps.
wayneg25  
#14 Posted : Wednesday, January 20, 2010 5:47:14 AM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: abadfish66 Go to Quoted Post
No, 2-4 inches is 1-2 lines below 0 on the 134 guage.Each line represents 2 inches. Any thing below zero is called inches of mercury. So when I refer to inches it means below zero. Anything above that would be an over charge. When you hook the guage to your running compressor, you should read about 27 to 28 inches. You can charge the system knowing this info.


I'm just wondering i just installed a compressor in my refrigerator and vacuum the system down and want to know what the running pressures are supposed to be i was previously told 30 psi and 130psi is this correct
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