Can you recharge ac by yourself or not?

Yep, but only one word. Not whole sentences, 8 or 9 times in the novel.
So you can't figure out what it means....

 

Yes I have noticed many things are beyond your understanding.
I am studying how to teach gifted children so I could write it in a simpler fashion for you.
So far I’m a failure you and your brother from another mother or a difficult case

 

I see you changed your wording I see you changed your wording(Your argument with Your brother from another mother Sam ) “ May be legal in some states“ . To fill a leaking system. Relationships from the people of the Appalachian Mountains gets a little confusing Relationships from the people of the Appalachian Mountains gets a little confusing lol

And yes working in a shop with a piece of shit for a boss who lies and cheats to customers is a crummy feeling as soon as you find that out just like I did when I was young you quit you fire your boss. And like I did when I was young I waited until the office and waiting room were filled with customers. And you yell at the top of your lungs how you’re sick of your boss ripping off customers and sell them parts they don’t need and screwing over the younger technicians. You could hear a pin drop after I said that.

I get called into shops to redo air-conditioning work in mechanical shops and I can tell from the owner whether they’re a legitimate repair shop or a slimy sleazy scumbag.
And believe me in automotive business now more than there was before there’s a lot of owners of Shop who don’t know how to work on cars they only do it for the money. If we got rid of all the shops where the owner of the shop cannot wrench on a car cannot repair or diagnose anything we would’ve gotten rid of 90% of the low life scum bags out of the automotive industry and customers would be safer.

 

?????? "I see you changed your wording I see you changed your wording(Your argument with Your brother from another mother Sam ) “ May be legal in some states“ . To fill a leaking system. Relationships from the people of the Appalachian Mountains gets a little confusing Relationships from the people of the Appalachian Mountains gets a little confusing"

Do you understand the words that are typing out of your fingers??
"you quit you fire your boss" ????? HUH?????

"And you yell at the top of your lungs how you’re sick of your boss ripping off customers and sell them parts they don’t need and screwing over the younger technicians." Yea, extremely childish.... Maybe one day you'll be wise enough to grow up.

I didn't "change" my working. I corrected my spelling.

 

You were doing good until you got here.

The Federal laws about releasing "Freon" only applies to some of the older varieties that contain reactive chlorine.
No such rules about the new formulations.

And if you look up the Florida law, I think you will find that IT only applies to using or releasing the old formulations too.......OR it is so old that there was no alternative at the time and the situation has now changed.

But this IS Florida and the State government is about as organized as a cage full of monkeys.
Oops.....sorry......didn't intend to insult the monkeys.

 

From the EPA website (USA federal gov't):
EPA Regulatory Requirements for MVAC System Servicing | Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning (MVAC) System Servicing | US EPA

"Venting Prohibition
Section 608 of the Clean Air Act prohibits the intentional release (venting) of any refrigerant when maintaining, servicing, repairing, or disposing of air conditioning or refrigeration equipment, including MVAC systems.

*Of the SNAP-approved alternatives only one refrigerant, carbon dioxide (also known as R-744 or CO2), is exempt from the venting prohibition under section 608. Although CO2 can be released to the environment under section 608, it is not exempt from the section 609 requirements below."

Took me about 25 seconds to find that. Of course you cannot intentionally release refrigerant. Not saying it does not sometime happen, or may be common bad practice, but it is definitely not legal.

Now whether FL gov't is more or less organized than a cage full of monkeys ... that might take some time.

 

Leave this thread open, I’m gathering quotes to add onto my signature.

 

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We can get off track arguing with each other.
But as far as an answer for the OP?
I think I agree with this:

And this is no knock on the OP or their skills, but that many questions, uncertainties, I think you're probably just better served having someone else do it for you.

 

That wasn't in response to #26, was it? That seemed like a pretty straightforward correction to an earlier post that misstated what's prohibited under section 608, where without correction, future readers of the thread would be getting incorrect information.

It's probably preferable to add a correction to the post with the incorrect information, but a followup post that links to the right information is the next best thing.

 

You got it the latest rules each and every last drop of any refrigerant whether it be a SNAP or other refrigerant are not allowed to be purposely vented to the atmosphere.
Like you stated CO2 they also include hydrocarbons are OK to vent to the atmosphere HC Example R290 or R600 propane or butane.

Two weeks before the coronavirus shut down of the whole United States in the air travel I was in Tennessee at the MACSW convention EXPO. Where are the EPA was giving their speech on the latest and greatest of rules laws and regulations governing the release of refrigerants.

We were also blessed with the graciousness of the Bureau of Automotive repair to show up at some of these expos and give their input upon the rules Laws and regulations on performing Automotive repairs regarding refrigerant air conditioning on customers cars.

Apparently some members who want to argue the fact just happen not to be there. I wonder who that could be ?

 

MM I wonder who want to start trouble? Again?
Some people just refuse to learn.

 

Thank you for that update.

None of that, however, addresses the claim that it is illegal to ADD to a working system.
And it doesn't address a small inadvertent "leak" either.

 

My 2010 still cools like new.

 

Post #5 was the post you wanted to follow; concise explanation and right to the point. Not sure how you didn't know the information when he provided it.

 

Chalk it up as a learning experience

The pros has a machine that will evacuate the existing freon safely out of the compressor. Once the compressor is empty, a propane tank like unit with the correct freon inside will be put on a scale that measure in grams. If the freon tank weights 100g, and the compressor needs 30g, the tank will fill the compressor and be stopped when the scale reads 70g. That's one way how the pro does it.