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Old 09-01-2004, 08:04 PM
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Old 09-01-2004, 09:17 PM
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They used to use R12 but have switched to R134a. Really old refigerators used R717 (ammonia) and R764 (sulphur dioxide). Some commercial equipment uses R502 but I've never heard of a refigeration (like a refrigerator or freezer) system using R11 or R22.
Sooooo, you're saying I can capture all that 'free' R-12 in my old Frigidaire in the garage? I Googled this a while back, and all the references I could find indicated that they used R-11/22, but I'm a A/C noob, so what do I know? My new Kenmore bottom freezer unit uses R-134a.

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