Hey i have a question. Im running low on freon and its getting warm. I have a set of manifold guages. Can the parksmart system be charged with regular r134a manifold gauges?
Parksmart APU
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Don't know parksmart but for different type of refrigerant they use different size of connectors. If you can connect the manifold to APU means you can use r134a.
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It runs r134a. Ive tried using a regular manifold set and it didnt work. It only has a charge port and its a high side port. I connected it with the high side it still didnt work.
Last edited: May 13, 2017
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Did you guys figure how to charge it
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Trying to get this answer. I know it's an old thread but somebody knows. I only see a high side connection valve. Do you charge this on the high side?
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I've got the answer. The unit is sealed. You fill the freon on the high side - no oil! The amount of freon you need is based on the size of the sleeper. A 60" sleeper is 1.75 lbs. There is a label or sticker on the condenser with the amounts based on sleeper size.
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I had a professional do it. He used a machine. In my case it only lasts about 3 weeks. So I either need to replace parts or idle. Something I'm still debating.
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