Hi, if there is no ac gas in the system, compeessor will not engage. In that case, shall i add gas first and then stop leak ? Shall i reduce the AC gas quantity because we are adding stop Leak, too?
If there is no gas, the compressor's low pressure cut off will turn off the compressor. It usually only takes a very small amount of gas to turn that off and get the compressor running again. You can add a little gas first and then Super Seal. You will need to add gas after Super Seal (if using the 3 oz product) to chase it through the system.
@@Acprocold thanks one more query, for instance system gas capacity is 450 grams, do i need to reduce the gas quantity if i am adding super seal. If yes how much?
You may need to add additional refrigerant to your system on top of this depending on how much of the original charge has leaked out. This can does have enough gas to ciculate the sealant and make sure your compressor's low pressure cut off switch has been turned off.
