RED TEK Air Conditioning Oil Analyzer for R12
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Product Details
Checks for proper oil level
Analyzes acidic products dissolved in system
Provides a recommendation when oil change is needed
Having the proper air conditioner oil level helps to prolong the life of the compressor
Designed for use with R12 air conditioning systems
This product carries a manufacturer warranty. Please visit or contact your local Canadian Tire store for details. This product carries a manufacturer warranty. Please visit or contact your local Canadian Tire store for details.
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Q: The oil analyzers listed here are either for R12 or R134a. What is the Canadian Tire product number for the oil analyzer used on R12a systems?
9 years agoA: 14-6126 can also be used to analyze R12a refrigerant
9 years agoHelpful?
Q: On le plug ou ? Les instuctions sur l'emballage ne dise pas ou l'entrer ce bidule pour faire le test ? Ca n'entre pas dans la plug basse pression :(
11 years ago- Translate with Google
A: Partez le moteur 2. Allumer A/C et mettre le ventilateur sur le cadre le plus bas 3. Attendre environ 60 secondes ou jusqu'à ce que la valve de côté basse soit chaude au contact. 4. Mettre un Contrôleur de Phase de Pétrole sur le Port de Côté Bas et appuyer sur le Contrôleur de Phase de Pétrole 2-3 fois. 5. Correspondre au Contrôleur de Phase de Pétrole au Graphique de Résultats fermé pour la recommandation.
11 years agoHelpful?
