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    Reeeeeeeealy dumb question about fridge compressor oil/freon

    Searched but didnt find what I was looking for here or yonder, so here goes. I know the freon is a gas and that freon is in the same compressor as the motor and oil correct? If so, I saw in another thread a poster said that he used the oil for cooling tools. Now, wouldn't some of the freon be mixed in with the oil even just a little bit or do the two items stay totally separated and the oil would be clean? I've been saving the oil and not sure why this ?? popped into my head but it did. I think because if I am going to use the oil I wasn't sure if any freon mixed in would catch fire or something lol.



    Told ya it was a dumb question

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