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after 13 years my fridge could not cool anymore. This article saved me $1,000 on a new refrigerator. After watching the YouTube instructions, it was easy to insert and charge. The fridge showed Freon as 134, so I bought a bottle from Walmart (I don't trust Amazon to ship pressure bottles). The hardest part was finding the low pressure line to the compressor. When turning on the fridge (even at low pressure) I felt the HOT/Warm line indicating high pressure. So I inserted another (colder) line…

I use a window air conditioner on my summer camper. Unfortunately the air conditioning stopped blowing cold air this season. Found YouTube that suggested adding 134A refrigerant to fix the problem. With the cost being minimal and my air conditioning not working, there was nothing to lose. 1) Install the valve on the low pressure (important) side of the compressor. 2) Connect the inlet hose to the refrigerant bottle and open the valve. Valve.3) Turned on the air conditioning and waited for the…

Make sure the compressor needs charging. There are a few other parts that could have failed and you think it's the compressor. If your evaporator coil is frozen, chances are you have a frost-free freezer. Check the defrost thermostat first, that's usually the culprit. Next I would check the defrost timer. A warm freezer could also be a faulty evaporator fan. There's probably more to check, but every freezer may be different from mine. If you need to charge follow the instructions in the letter,

The four year old Kenmore Elite fridge didn't cool very well. Searches the Internet for common problems and solutions. I ran diagnostics and found nothing wrong with the electronics/compressor. I paid $90 to call an appliance mechanic and take a look. The mechanic said Freon was low. Said it could be a slow leak in the evaporator or condenser coils and it would cost over $300 to find the leak and over $400-600 to fix (he didn't want to mess with it). I researched further online and found that…

An appliance repair technician told me my 6 year old Frigidaire fridge needed a new compressor which he didn't recommend as he had "bad luck" with it. So he recommended a new fridge. Mine will be built in Frigidaire, about $2,000. The store told me it would be around 2 months before they could receive it due to Covid-19 affected production. I couldn't accept that the compressor was defective because I could hold it in my hands and feel how it works. So I tested it with an ohmmeter after…