/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1656449
>Propane and butane are getting very popular in small appliances again.
True. My fridge uses R600a (isobutane), and it already uses 70 grams of it, which is pretty scary. It is like 1/4 of camping gas cylinder. Also it is scary because pressures are way higher than in your typical gas piping in house.
What is really scary, some fridge manufacturers use pic related on isobutane.
I wonder how much propane does that AC use...

>fridge is warm
>freezer compartment is cold
>apply soapy water everywhere
>see bubbles on lokring which connects condenser to capillary tube
Why do they do this, especially on fridges with flammable gas?
Should I remove all those nigger fitting and braze everything?