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Old 09-01-2016, 10:20 PM
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If compressor failed after few days of "grinding" or "metal/metal pinging", it's likely some metal shavings got into the system. Not sure of the exact procedure, but I'm thinking the entire system has to be purged/cleaned somehow to remove those metal bits, otherwise they'll damage new compressor pretty soon.

Totally agree with this. It is essential to clean and flush if the comp has grenaded...
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