HID207
User Manual
Decommissioning
Only use a qualified technician who is familiar with
R290 refrigerant for decommissioning as special
tools and containers are required for removal,
transportation, and disposal of highly flammable
propane.
Utilize good operating practices to maintain safety are
advised and follow local, state, and federal guidelines
for proper disposal.
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Before attempting the procedure ensure that all
necessary tools and mechanical equipment are
available.
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All protective gear is to be used the whole time
and have recovery equipment and cylinders
readily available.
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All containers used for recovery must have
proper labels showing they can be used for R290
refrigerant.
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Before starting refrigerant recovery, place
refrigerants on scales. Do not over fill containers
more than 80% of volume and do not exceed
working pressure of container.
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Before using recovery machine, make sure it is
in satisfactory working order and that electrical
components are properly sealed to prevent any
type of ignition.
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Recovered refrigerant shall not be charged into
another refrigerating system or mixed to another
container.
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When moving refrigerant from a system use good
practice; that all refrigerants are removed safely.
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All recovered refrigerant must be returned to
refrigerant supplier for proper disposal.
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If compressor or compressor oils are removed
ensure it has been removed to an acceptable level
so the flammable refrigerant does not remain in
the lubricant.
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