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not sure if this gives any more clues to if it has freon or not but these 2 valves had screwed on things over them that were loose. I could spin them off with my hands. Still not sure if there is anyway via these valves to check if there is any freon or not in it. I should have just asked the guy I got it from!
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From the looks of it appears to be evacuated........If still in doubt some yards buy whole units or try to contact a professional to take it off your hands
It's not a big deal. Crack one of the valves open just a wee bit and see if you get a hiss. Proceed accordingly.
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Yea I think thats probably what I will do. worst comes to worst there is a local yard that will take it with freon but only pays light iron price for it I think. .... no positive. well while I mull over my options I just picked up a bunch of stuff to take apart today
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Nice score on the HDD's.
Gorven mentioned that he was trying to source SATA drives in his buyer's thread a couple of days ago.
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Yea I did see that. These are all dead/decommissioned, not sure if that matters or is relevant for him. Also I usually prefer to take the boards off.
In other news, there was 2, server 2U uninterruptible backup power supplies. Each one has 30lbs of transformers (2x @ 15lb each) and 32lbs of lead-acid batteries.... then the boards and wires and stuff too.... pretty hefty machines....
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This might be to late, but the lines running between the coil and sealed unit on the ac are the ones that will indicate if Freon might be present. Contractors around here that remove the Freon will cut the line there and sometimes even attach a sticker.
Hi. Not too late. I just have it sitting in my garage til I decided what I want to do with it. Thanks for your input.Quote:
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Just a thought, if I get something really big like that, I consider running my AV and computer equipment through it. For the price of new batteries, you have a great power backup as well as a voltage conditioner to protect equipment from spikes and dips.Quote:
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Oh, and if I was going to bet money, that compressor unit is charged.
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Yea I did get 2 of them I may decide to keep one, batteries are cheap enough. May also decide to try and sell one, but one I just wanted to rip open for the fun of it.
>Oh, and if I was going to bet money, that compressor unit is charged.
We'll have to get a bookie and start taking bets! Im am 99.99% positive it is not charged now. upon further investigation, if you look into the valve, we can see it is fully open and there is a clear path from the condensor through to the valve..... now, Im not an HVAC tech so still not 100% sure.
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