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Posted on Jul 20, 2009

My promac HA7500mps doesnt blow as cold as it use to, can i recharge it?

  • keepsuguessi Jul 21, 2009

    Yes i have.

  • Mike Butler
    Mike Butler May 11, 2010

    Have you tried a thorough cleaning of all coils etc first?

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I'm not familiar with this unit but I would try cleaning it before "recharging" it.

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