engel fridge

"I think that you have to use some sort of vacuum pump to get all the air and moisture out of the lines before you regas them."...you are learning....

Thanks newdy - it is all that helpful advice you have given over the years. I have written down what you have said in a little.... no ...its a huge black book, and also what your son Willem has said, as well, coz I reckon you taught him too!

Andrew

a huge black book!....your sure its all my teachings?

swmbo says I know jack sheit......and if its possible i know any thing any thing at all it'd all fit on the back of a postage stamp!...
mainey probably reckons so too!.....hahaha

Can't be repaired nudie ?

i have heard people er tradespersons who have said they can repair ie weld the evaporator in the field...but never have I seen one that has been repaired....not saying it cant be done...just that ive never seen one\

seen plenty of evaporators that have had an attempt at repair......all with bigger holes than what they had...the alloy is only 15 or so thou thick....as soon as you put a flame on it...well its like ice melts quickly, leaving bigger holes ...get the picture?...another so called repair was to epoxy the hole....never had long term success at this either...most mechanics will attempt this once or twice in their lives and then give it a miss as it simply does not last.

A replacement evaporator should be available as spare part, and these come with copper tails ( welded or what ever they do in the fabrication process) so one can connect into the existing refrigeration system tubing

condensrs are usually steel and can be silver soldered using blue tip 45% silver

this is what is called AFTER SALES SERVICE

Good advice there Banjo

Anything can be fixed for a price.

D-Jack

p.s. maybe except some TD Jackaroo fuel injection problems!