Fixing a leak on one I diagnosed a while back.

this morning we are back on this one to um fix that leak that's down there all right if y'all remember that compressor's warping if y'all remember this right here is where it was leaking okay this lady did have somebody come charge it up and obviously it didn't last i did not offer to charge it up for her when i was here last time because it was just leaking so bad Realized she's got to fix it like that. Just started pulling the vacuum. I didn't remove trigger cores. I'm just doing it like this. I'm already down to my microns. It's only been running in about two or three minutes. I'm going to go brush that coil and then I replace this contact. The coil, it's been a while now since I've been here, but I gave her an estimate to clean that coil, fix the leak, contact, and help somebody else out to come work on it because she couldn't afford price and all they did was brush the coil and charge it up and she said it didn't last but two days i tried to tell her now she's having to pay again 583 i guess um all in all that took about 25 30 minutes pull down 500 microns i'm gonna let it pull just a little bit lower and then we're going to test to see how much it rises I'm down to 474 I'm about I'm gonna valve it off right here that way I'm not testing these lines valve it off right here well if you can see that it has risen to 683 84 watch out for a little while and see what it does like um 15 minutes it's hard to see that with the glare but that's at 710 microns so that one turned out real nice for some reason I didn't get video of me charging it up but i weighed in about six pounds four ounces and i had like a 10 degree superheat um 14 degree sub cooling that one turned out really good it took me about 45 minutes to get paid but it all worked out