

| Subject: | Re: acceptable way to discharge A/C at home? |
| From: | Wesley Pegden |
| Date: | Sat, 12 Nov 2005 13:18:09 -0500 |
Thanks for the replies guys. Larry: I did check the pressure (and was a bit surprised to find freon still there). My A/C doesn't work due to issues with the fan assembly in the van (it blows the fuse). Thanks though, Wes Larry Alofs wrote: > How do you know that there is any freon in there? Have you checked > the pressure? > Usually A/C stops working because the freon leaks out. > > Larry A. > > > Wesley Pegden wrote: > >> Hi guys, >> As my other posts indicate, I'm currently battling my thermostat >> housing. I've moved my compressor as much out of the way as I can >> without disconnecting the hoses, but would really like to remove it >> entirely (and never put it back) since my A/C is dysfunctional anyways. >> Trouble is, it still is charged with Freon, and, since the van is >> currently immobile, I can't go somewhere to have it discharged. Is >> there someway I can discharge and safely dispose of the freon with the >> van in my driveway? >> >> Thanks for any help, >> Wes >> > > >
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