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from 134a to R404

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kanahan

kanahan

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I have refrigerator with a refrigerant of 134a and i loose the refrigerant by means of leakage on the line, the line was already repaired but the problem is we dont have a refrigerant of 134a what we have is R404. Is it possible to charge it with R404?
 
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No.
They don't operate at the same pressures the same way.
 
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