Is it possible to tell if a roof-top AC still has freon in it?
Is there a gauge, or can I push a valve and open it a tiny bit and hear if anything comes out? Or some other way. I figure they might be empty already, and that's one likely reason why they don't work.
I"m cleaning out a building that is about to be razed, and it has 3 big AC's on the roof. Two are broken. The third was fixed 9 months ago and probably still works. We don't want to vent freon, but if the freon has already escaped, a friend and I would like to sell the copper, etc.
Last week we took 1875 pounds of various metals to the scrap yard.