Could be a lot of things, especially with terms like 'compressor is good" and 'freon levels are correct'. what are your inlet and outlet temps and pressures, what's the differential pressure across the filter, are the suction and discharge lines hooked up to the compressor correctly or is it...
And for some people that experience may be the opposite. It would be nice if we had evidence based criteria to form our policy decisions on instead of relying on anecdotes, personal experience, or even 'this seems like it would be a good idea'
I'd star by improving reading comprehension and following guidelines. There's a big banner at the top of this sub-forum restricting it's usage.
Thread closed since bump was off topic.
My concern is it's been almost 45 days since the story was published, and there's been no follow up from the agency in the press saying no, this didn't happen. Staying silent this long doesn't assuage public opinion.
That's correct, and it's one of the first things you learn in a class, be it BLS for Healthcare Providers or an EMT class. This is what I meant when I said you currently lack the foundational knowledge at this point. It's an easy thing to fix, though.