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-[* black] Here's were it can get tricky. Of course the correct way to replace this is to completely evacuate the system and remove the evaporator but with a little ingenuity you can be have it replace in 10 minutes.
+[* black] Here's were it can get tricky. Of course the correct way to replace this is to completely evacuate the system and remove the evaporator but with a little ingenuity you can have it replaced in 10 minutes.
[* black] Open the evaporate shell by splitting the halves. I used a spring clamp, backwards, to help me hold the halves open.
[* black] Using a long pair of needle nose pliers, gently work the Thermistor out of the evaporate fins.