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I am installing a split system airconditioner, is it normal for the
inside unit to have pressure in the pipes? When i went to remove the end caps from these pipes inorder to connect the pipework from the outside unit they are under pressure and 'gas' leaks out as soon as i crack the nut, what is this 'gas'? is it just in there to keep the system at a positive presure and thus prevent any moisture etc entering the system? If not what do i do? these caps have to be removed inorder to connect the pipes between inside and ouside units? Thanks for any help Geoff |
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