Frequently Ask Questions and the Answers:
Can a consumer install GWR's
This professional product is not a
product that is a local auto parts store, DIY outlet or on
Amazon. It was developed for a professional HVAC mechanic
with the proper tools and training, not like the competitive
type products with plastic quick connect hose. That being
said, if you are familiar with A/C repair and have the required
tools necessary to test and install the product correctly this
is an easily installed product. It no different than
installing refrigerant oil into an A/C System with an inline oil
injector tool, the type used by technicians for the last 30
years. Additionally, you need a set of manifold gauges and
possibly a pump to pull the vacuum for testing leak down time.
How does it work?
GWR's is an inert mixture of specific Super Oils and
our proprietary Micro Particulate Solids. Once installed in a
closed circuit, it disperses and diffuses throughout the A/C
system where it remains in a suspension until needed. Based on
several conditions present in the system (i.e. flow, pressure,
venturi action around pin holes, etc), it seeks out leaks and
migrates through small holes as exiting Refrigerant and oil creates
little venturi like Black Holes of suction. During the migration
through the hole, a particular size solid particulate finds it
way into the hole, to form a plug that seals the leak. This "patch
or plug" never
hardens but remains pliable so it can flex with expansion and
contraction of system.
How large a leak will it repair?
In general,
is designed
to seal an A/C system that has slow leaks, taking weeks or
months to release gas. The system must be able to hold a vacuum
pulled through the low side for 45 minutes, at a minimum. If the
vacuum leaks out or changes, within an hour, the hole is
generally too large to be sealed and manual repairs should to be
made.
Will it seal evaporator leaks?
Yes, plus it will also seal leaks in the
condenser. Additionally, the special oils will rejuvenate the
compressor and any connection hoses, including gaskets and
o-rings.
How much do I use?
A one gallon jug can provide enough
liquid oil to seal up to 100 units and possibly more.
Sealing and conditioning one A/C system is based on the amount
of Freon in that system. If your system is
determined to have a slow leak after inspection or vacuum is
pulled and it still has a partial charge at service time,
simply add ounces of the required amount of refrigerant until the system meets
factory specs for a new charge while using the injector tool, or
before injection if using our high pressure pump.
What residential and commercial
products are available?
We have formulas for all type of systems,
home, commercial, chiller, heat pumps, walk-ins, industrial
refrigeration, commercial frozen
food equipment and pretty much any other refrigeration
system. All of our unique products are revolutionary and
easy to use because they are all basically an oil based liquid.
Product specific versions for R22, R410,
R-502 and most all other version
are available in bulk single gallons, 5 gallons and even 55 gallons, for installation by
professional service companies and redistribution packaging
companies.
Is it available for both R-134A and
R-12 systems?
Yes! There is a
for both
R-12 and 134A and the new 1234 gases, plus it works
with blended refrigerants as well. Be sure to specify
either the R12 or 134A version when dealing with automotive
applications, oil type must match system being serviced.
Recommended
Installation Tools
"Basic Inline Injector"
Please note that if you don't
have or can't borrow a professional installation
tool like this one, it is nearly impossible to
install GWR's
AC Conditioning Treatment, in a closed
pressurized AC System.
Our
product is not a "Do It Yourself" sealer with throw
away, quick connect hoses like those the Auto Parts
and HVAC wholesalers stores sell. You need to
control the amount of sealer that is installed, a
pressurized can only disperses all or nothing and
that is not good for the system.
For best long term results, retail consumers should
have
someone with professional knowledge and tools do
installation service.
Preferred Tool for Professionals...
"High Pressure Injection Pump"
This extremely high quality, professional high
pressure pump is the best way for a busy technician
to install our Stop Leak Plus.
Tools are
available from GWR and range in price
from around $50 to $150 for the top end models.
Please
specify R22 or 410 models or both
Note: Actual shipped tool may vary slightly from
pictures.
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