Seven ounces of R-404A
An undercounter refrigerator on a quick-service line: a Delfield 406 series on a simple dial control, R-404A, 7 ounces of charge. Seven ounces is a tiny charge.
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An undercounter refrigerator on a quick-service line: a Delfield 406 series on a simple dial control, R-404A, 7 ounces of charge. Seven ounces is a tiny charge.
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