thanks aigo .. i am also from venezuela .. the frezeer has the evaporator pipe internally it does not leak .. well i had equal gas i will check .. i will only change the filter qo was blocked and check that the capillary is not clogged thanks ,,
If it is a leak, it will not be worth repairing since it would have it in the evaporator and it is internally in the housing of the equipment to repair it, the freezer should be protected and it would not be worth it.
Ok, well if you had gas, there could be two causes, plugging in a filter drier and / or capillary tube, or microfuge that despite having gas, has lost slowly, in these cases it is convenient to take advantage of the gas you took out and pressurize parts , the evaporator circuit is almost always aluminum, you can pressurize it up to 100 psi, and the condenser can pressurize it from 200 to 250 psi and leave the pressure gauges even up to 1 day so that you are totally sure that there is no microfuge; If you notice that it is in the evaporator, forget about it, it is cheaper in this country to get
a freezer without a compressor that is in good condition and you put the compressor, but if the leak is from the condenser, you could place an external grill and save the freezer; If there are no leaks in any of the circuits, I suggest that you test the compressor by performing a vacuum test to measure the compression and verify its good performance, if you pass this test, then there is no doubt that the problem is obstruction in the system .