Thanks.
Just an FYI...I have been doing this for over 10 years.
"Just adding freon until the compresser stays on all of the time and without a low and high side gauge"
I assume if he is working on his A/C unit he would have the prober gauges.
If he adds freon and it stays on his then checks the pressure it will probably be around 20-25 lbs when the compressor is running. This is normal.
Again... The low pressure switch is what is turning off the compressor.
It's supposed to work that way.
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Originally Posted by MT-2500
Welcome to your first post on AF.
In this case unless the poster posted the pressure reading backwards his system has a problem.
Just adding freon until the compresser stays on all of the time and without a low and high side gauge.
Is not the safe and proper way to recharge a air cond.
And the one hose stop and go gauge death kit with the super glue is a no no.
MT
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