What green slime mean on an A/C office valve?
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Any help would apprectiated. The system will have new hoses, liquid line,, condensor, accumulator/dryer, orifice valve. I think I should flush the evaporator.
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Green slime is some combination of refrigerant oil, moisture, acid, overheating, dissolved copper, air. It is very difficult to clean but not impossible. I only know of this issue with residential systems where there are copper windings in the compressor. In automotive maybe the copper is in bronze bearings or the valves. I don’t know if this problem is as difficult in automotive. A key to this problem is no shut down after a leak and low pressure so if you attempt a repair be certain that the low pressure switch is working and all leaks are repaired. A common flushing agent is RX11.
There may also be some kind of stop leak involved but I never use the stuff so I have no experience with it
Good luck and let us know what you decide.
George
There may also be some kind of stop leak involved but I never use the stuff so I have no experience with it
Good luck and let us know what you decide.
George
Last edited by GeorgeLG; 07-07-2018 at 07:50 PM.
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