jerry
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refridge repair
anyone know of a person who can recharge a rv fridge in mulege or loreto area?? they dont have freon they use ammonia gas.
posible the same as servel?? thanks jerry
jerry and judi
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Bruce R Leech
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no one in MUlege
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comitan
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Jerry
They don't recharge the RV units, you have to replace the whole coil cooling system, friends of ours had it done in the states Prox. $600 no one in
Baja can do it to the best of my knowledge.
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meme
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Nope! We bought a cooling unit from a guy in Ensenada. He was a Crook! Paid him $450.00 and it never did work. Another friend had the same experience
with him! Yes, you do not re-charge them , they do take a cooling unit replacement, yes it's tricky at times to do and spendy too!(husband was in RV
business several years so rerplaced lots of them.) Our neighbor is just now waiting for a replacement unit for his from RV repair here in SF.As I
recall it is costing him like $600 plus labor.
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roundtuit
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had my elec recharged from a man on ice house rd Quite reasonable. Or ck Burro Bch and ask for Eddy
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meme
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Elec recharged??
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jerry
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i had one recharged about 12 yrs ago in the states it lasted 10 ys but at $600 i dont think ill do it again cheeper to upgrade thanks everyone jerry
jerry and judi
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wornout
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I had my RV refrigerator recharged about 6 years ago and it is still going strong, so yes, they can be recharged. I am sure it depends on the year
and model. This one was out of a 1972 Winnebago 5th wheel trailer.
When I got there he said it would be $500 and suggested I buy one of the replacements he had. I said no because all the newer ones take 12v power and
I only had propane at this installation. Plus I would have had to make another one fit which ment remodeling.
At any rate, they cut the pipe open once the ammonia leaked our, they sealed it and charged it back up.
It wasn't in Baja, I had to take it to Pomona. If you are interested I U2U me and I will look up the invoice.
This Space Available, E-Mail Me If Interested.
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