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Davideckstein7

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Describe how to purge a gauge manifold set when connecting to Schrader valves.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Describe how to purge a gauge manifold set using only the high side service valve.
 
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jlaineee

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Answer to Question 1

The gauges may be purged by opening the valves one at a time and releasing the air through the center hose.

Answer to Question 2

After connecting the gauges, crack only the high side service valve. Open BOTH manifold valves at the same time and loosen the hose connection at the low-side service valve. This will purge everything but the middle hose. It can then be purged separately by loosening the middle hose at the plug connection.



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