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Discontinued

Refrigerant Leak Detector

Item Number: YGKH10PM Supplier: BACHARACH INC

THIS ITEM HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED. THE SUGGESTED REPLACEMENT IS ROB22791.

Features

Works with both R-12 and R-134a systems.
Auto balance adjustment; eliminates false alarms by adjusting for background gases in the air.
A calibration reference vial provides a leak signal to check the unit's accuracy.
Includes 14" flexible probe extension, Model No. YGKB9017MM; finds leaks in hard-to reach places.
Small and portable; the battery, cables and flexible probe extension probe can be transported together as a unit.
Battery charge LED indicates when battery is fully charged.
Manual balance override allows quicker pinpointing of hard-to-find leaks. Evaporator leaks can be found more accurately.
Equipped with 3 LEDs to indicate visual calibration status.

Accessories

YGKM1101AH A/C Charger -- 120 volts AC/13.5 volts DC, 1.7 amps, quick charge.

YGKM1101UD Maintenance kit -- Includes 100 filters, three air flow indicator balls and three rubber probe tips.

YGKM1101UC Tune-up kit - Includes sensor, 100 filters, (3) air flow indicator balls, (3) rubber probe tips, & leak vial.

YGKE7076DG Plastic tip

Extended Warranty

Comes with the manufacturer's limited warranty

Product Specifications

Excellent tool to find difficult leaks, especially those in the evaporator, will save you time when used according to the operating instructions and Service Bulletin (Honda #97-027, Acura #97-013) without giving false signals.

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