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Thanks to this world of tough men who go to vaccinate as soon as someone pull on their leash, we can be sure that the government will try...
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after 1 AZ shot, half face problem for 2 weeks, just start to get better now but not sure 100%. Let's hope, but I didn't do second shot and will not.
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They are scammers ! if you have money in your balance on their website but want to refund it to your bank account, you have to pay a fee, when they actually just allow a refund for free on their side. But they force you to use the send money function.
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Dan the hideous blogger didn't save the island ? I have seen many ridiculous videos from him made there...
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what is the specie of trees that they cut ? are they native from Thailand ?
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6 hours ago, Boomer6969 said:
This kind of Thai male profile is frighteningly pervasive in Issan now, they sit around the villages making themselves a nuisance. Now with Covid they seem to have received reinforcements from those who used the pandemic as an excuse to quit their jobs in Bangkok.
IMHO the army should pick them all up and put them to work on all the dearly needed infrastructure projects that would give Thailand's economy a head start once the situation gets better.
But anything, short of making unemployment illegal for young men, would be welcome with the current rot the bring to the rural communities.
no, I think they should better grow weed and stock it until tourists come back !
anyway it will be fully legalized soon, better be ready !
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So great !
I feel a lot safer now !
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Six of the suspects tested positive for drugs ? why the news never publish how much they had to pay to go home freely as 99% of people arrested with drugs ?!
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Certainly a VERY important family visit !
Is it so difficult to understand that it's because of people like you that the virus spread ?!
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yes travelling now is a perfect good idea ❤️
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only 7.27% ?
so it means that 93% still have a brain or they are just waiting for their turn to be shot ?
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1 hour ago, frequentatore said:
For a perfect job; I already mentioned this place. The owner has also taught his son (I think he speaks English). Air (R134a refrigerant), sound, batteries.
Search Google maps:
พัฒนาการออโต้แอร์, Phatthanakan Road, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon, ThailandDouble shophouse 50 meters after Soi 57/1, and just before UOB Bank.Tel: 081 844 5653
This shop ?https://goo.gl/maps/AAXZgAU6dq1vUTtC7
Ariel, what did they do on your car ?
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3 hours ago, Trujillo said:
Sounds like the compressor to me.
Just call a service shop and have them come out. ACs are pretty basic machines; troubleshooting isn't a big deal.
It seems that you have never seen 4 DAIKIN technicians from the main daikin center in BKK not being able to locate a problem after 3 full days...
sorry but it's so funny how foreigners understand life and people here !
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3 hours ago, Crossy said:
@sncoem Was it actually working reasonably well before being "serviced"?
There are a whole bunch of scenarios from earlier posters which could be relevant (did they even use the correct refrigerant!).
Either way, there's not actually a lot you can do if we identify an expansion valve fault.
it was working not as good as after cleaning, maybe 48 hours to reach 26....
now 24 hours only !
I cleaned it one more time because it is not possible to fix it if it's not cleaned: the genius who called themselves engineers in this country are so sure that dirt is the only cause of the problem, that there is no way to discuss.
As I said, no new refrigerant has been used, so there is not even one option explained until now that can be helptful.
What about expansion or thermostat ? I am not a local genius but even without knowing anything it seems that the only 2 possible options are the valve and the thermostat. Why people cannot think about it ?
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Thank you for real technical help !
expansion valve ? thermostat ?
talking about anything else just as the cleaning company that knows nothing seems useless....
thanks again.
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10 minutes ago, Crossy said:
It is a lot hotter than it has been recently (hence all the huge power bills everyone is moaning about).
How big is the room? How big (BTU) is the aircon?
sorry but irrelevant as already explained, it was cooling a lot faster before and nothing changed in this room.
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10 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:
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It's an inverter and the room is not insulated enough for it to work properly you should of bought a cooler type unit.
as clearly explained, it was working and cooling the room perfectly before and nothing changed.
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Please people, I have explained that this aircon cool the room, just slower than before, so of course it blows cool air.
and I repeat that it is clean. I just want to find what could be the cause for not cooling as fast as before.
And I repeat before someone tells to clean it, blablabla... it is perfectly clean already ! thanks again.
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On 4/21/2021 at 10:46 PM, expatjustice said:
Nothing's good about BMW... Take a look at your own car, the inlet manifold is made of freaking PLASTIC!
Not even a Toyota Vios uses plastic for the Inlet Manifold!
BMW expensive as premium, yet gives you plastic all around the engine, which sooner or later causes oil leaks, compression leaks...
no plastic in any benz...
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On 4/1/2021 at 7:02 PM, scoupeo said:
do you know if any new THC shop is now open at Pattaya ? As I won't visit the ridiculous clinic selling overprice useless GPO. All these places selling ganja food or drink do not sell weed to take away ?
no, only the scammer sell its useless stuff...
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hi, aircon working but needs 24 hours to reach 26 degres.
it has been cleaned 1 week ago and gas checked.
What can be the problem of not cooling enough air conditioning ?
I try to read and maybe it could be thermostat or expansion valve ?
aircon cleaning company said that it works perfectly, when in the past if could reach 24 degres in 2 hours !
It's a daikin inverter, is it possible that compressor works slower after few years, and then cool slower ? what else ?
Thank you.
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Another thread was closed so I post here again what was explained and requested
Car AC aircon air conditioning gas refill shops, how do they know that they put enough ? I think they just don't know ! But maybe you know ?
Cheers,
My car AC has a leak and until I fix it I have o refill few times a year.
What is funny is that the only real way to know how much gas there is in the system, is to empty it (flush), and then put the amount required.
When they just refill I wonder how they know what is the total gas in the system.
For example my car should have 630g, but what they see when they refill is only low and high pressure, not the total gas in the car. Please check the pictures before and after refill, do you think that they refilled enough ? Or it's clearly impossible to know ?
And what if they put too much ?
I am wondering if any place is actually able to totally empty/flush the gas and refill it with required amount ?
But how can they know that they inject 630g even when they gauge does not show any quantity ?
Please tell me what I do not understand ?
Greetings !
I found this:
https://www.rechargeac.com/how-to/ac-system-pressure-chart
R-134a TEMPERATURE PRESSURE CHART
(Tabla de Temperaturas y Lecturas)Ambient temp is the outside atmospheric temperature. Ambient
Temperature °F / °C
(Temperatura Ambiental)Low-Pressure Gauge
(Puerto de Servicio del Lado
de Baja Presion)High-Pressure Gauge
(Puerto de Servicio del Lado
de Lado de Alta Presion)65°F (18°C) 25-35 psi / 172-241 kPa 135-155 psi / 931-1069 kPa 70°F (21°C) 35-40 psi / 241-276 kPa 145-160 psi / 1000-1103 kPa 75°F (24°C) 35-40 psi / 241-310 kPa 150-170 psi / 1034-1172 kPa 80°F (27°C) 40-50 psi / 276-345 kPa 175-210 psi / 1207-1448 kPa 85°F (29°C) 45-55 psi / 310-379 kPa 225-250 psi / 1551-1724 kPa 90°F (32°C) 45-55 psi / 310-379 kPa 250-270 psi / 1724-1862 kPa 95°F (35°C) 50-55 psi / 345-379 kPa 275-300 psi / 1896-2068 kPa 100°F (38°C) 50-55 psi / 345-379 kPa 315-325 psi / 2172-2241 kPa 105°F (41°C) 50-55 psi / 345-379 kPa 330-335 psi / 2275-2310 kPa 110°F (43°C) 50-55 psi / 345-379 kPa 340-345 psi / 2344-2379 kPa INTERPRETING PRESSURE READINGS Low-Pressure
GaugeHigh-Pressure
GaugeAction
RequiredIN RANGE IN RANGE A/C is working properly. LOW LOW Add Refrigerant. LOW HIGH Need service, possible blockage of the
expansion valve or orifice tube.HIGH LOW Needs service, possibly faulty compressor. HIGH HIGH System is overcharged. Slowly remove
refrigerant. Venting is illegal in USA.I wish that people do not comment to tell me to fix the leak blablabla... as you can guess I already know it !
The title of this post is:
Car AC aircon air conditioning gas refill shops, how do they know that they put enough ? I think they just don't know ! But maybe you know ?
And this is the only thing that I ask you. If you don't know, please just do not reply.
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17 hours ago, mogandave said:
How do air and debris get into a closed system under pressure?
I thing it can only get in when recharging or if completely empty.
When you have a leak or you refill anything can go inside.
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On 3/30/2021 at 3:38 PM, ExpatOilWorker said:
Please correct me if I am wrong, but isn't flushing the system just a marketing gimmic for re-charging the AC with new/more gas?
No diagnostic is done, so a defect expansion valve will not be detected.
Flushing is the only way to inject proper gas amount. Nobody knows how much they put when they refill because they didn't know how much gas was in the system before refill.
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On 3/29/2021 at 2:46 PM, ThailandFoodExpert said:
Hi, do you know any Pattaya shop / garage that has this equipment to test air con system ?
Thank you.
Most do not have any equipment and detect leaks by experience. It's so funny how these "experts" are ridiculous and do not even know that if you detect leaks without a gas sniffer or dye, you are an idiot.
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Covid passports from 1 Oct still on or no?
in Bangkok
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With what they have already accepted, if I was in charge, I would even force them to wear a real dog collar.