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Ultimate+-+Mini-Split ReCharge Kit, Do It Yourself D.I.Y. PLUS ReCharge Kit,
includes R410A Refrigerant, Charging gauge, adapter,
UV Dye Detection Light Pen & Thermal Temperature Gun.
Also has UV Dye & Sealant in the Refrigerant! An All in One Fix! Ultimate+-+ Kit!
With UV Pen & Free Batteries to Detect UV Dye & Find the leak fast!
Thermal Temp. Gun to help make sure your unit has an accurate temperature!
NO MATTER THE OUTSIDE OR INSIDE TEMPERATURE
ALWAYS CHARGE IN COOLING MODE 62 DEGREES!
BE SAFE! RECHARGING IN HEAT MODE IS HIGH PRESSURE AND DANGEROUS.
Here is the repair/recharge video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kxszvg46kg
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Recharging your mini split with R-410A — if your ductless mini split is blowing warm, icing up, or running constantly, low refrigerant is a common cause. This kit includes R-410A refrigerant with the gauge hose and service adapters most mini split systems need for a DIY recharge. Rule of thumb: if your system is not heating or cooling properly, assume the charge is about half empty — check your unit's nameplate for the refrigerant type and charge weight before ordering, and size your order to it. Example: if your nameplate charge is 100 oz and the system isn't heating or cooling properly, figure it's sitting near 50 oz — you'd need roughly 50 oz more, which is 2 bottles at 28 oz each. For R-410A systems only.
Professional use notice: Under U.S. EPA regulations (Section 608), refrigerant may be added to or removed from an appliance only by an EPA-certified technician. This product is sold for use by, or under the direct supervision of, a certified technician. Follow all federal, state, and local regulations and the manufacturer's safety instructions when handling refrigerant.