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how do i hook this compressor up to use air. also how do i get the excess freon left inside of it out
view of wires and copper tubes
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view of 2 copper tubes coming off the back(i don't know where they connected to the fridge i think they connected to the heat coil)
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veiw of copper leading to heat coil(on the left) and cooling coil(on the right)
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close up of the electrical(white wire goes to power cord green wire=ground)
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can someone please help me srry for the double post but i needed to bring it to the front

Don't bother double posting. Until you get some pictures of your specific model, all we can tell you is to look at how others hooked thiers up.

Find some place to attach wires. Usually there are two wires for power and one for earth. Polarity does not matter. There may also be some unused wires.
Connect the output line using a compression fitting.

psycix wrote:Find some place to attach wires. Usually there are two wires for power and one for earth. Polarity does not matter. There may also be some unused wires.
Connect the output line using a compression fitting.

The compressor may have arrived without a relay. If it didn't there is 3 electrical posts that go into the compressor. You will need a start relay to plug into the compressor and power connects to the start relay.

More info here http://fixitnow.com/wp/2005/12/01/refri ... ing-noise/

For hook-up the 1/4 inch copper pipe is the outlet. It will need soldered fittings to use. The 3/8ths pipe is the inlet.

If it is a new compressor, it shouldn't have freon in it. It should have dry nitrogen and the tubes plugged with rubber plugs. If it is used, an appliance shop should be able to recover the freon from the refrigerator.

ok guys i posted the pics