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Old 03-19-2007, 09:09 PM
techguy512 techguy512 is offline
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Sounds like the switch is working as designed. It is a low pressure switch, designed to prevent the compressor from turning on if there is low/no refrigerant in the system.

There is another version of the switch, designed for R134A applications that is both a low pressure and high pressure cut-out. This prevents overpressuring the system from the interently higher system pressure R134A refrigerant.

When you get gauges on it, I'll bet it shows an empty system.
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