Subject	I will let you slide on this one.....
Posted by	Whip on June 24, 2014 at 9:03 PM
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In Reply To	A micron is a measurement of length (n/m) posted by -Grimm- on June 24, 2014 at 09:38 AM
Message	"The deeper the vacuum the lower the micron level. You will not be able to pass 29.999 “/HG because 30 “/HG is perfect and it does not exist within the power of these instruments. (See NASA for 30” /HG) Anything below 500 microns on your residential system even after all of the acid that has run through the old compressor as explained in the other thread will not help your situation" action=view¤t=2013-08-11144118_zps8a772324.jpg target=_blank>tt214/nick8897/2013-08-11144118_zps8a772324.jpg border=0 alt=>
Follow Ups	A/C retrofit issue. Coupler stem doesn't depress valve - Zxpress 08:08:38 06/23/14 what kind of gauges are you using? - Whip 08:51:23 06/23/14 The gauges are a loaner from autozone..... - Zxpress 09:57:09 06/23/14 Well I figured it out - Zxpress 06:55:59 06/24/14 A micron is a measurement of length (n/m) - -Grimm- 09:38:39 06/24/14 I will let you slide on this one..... - Whip 21:03:24 06/24/14
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