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If the filter you took out was full of oil, I would have swept the capillary tube, since if the filter had oil, possibly the capillary would be in the same condition. If you did not have nitrogen, you would have swept it with the same gas, desoldering the low tube that goes to the compressor, you weld a valve to be served there, from the other end, if you took out the filter, the tip of the capillary tube is released , which is where the pressurized gas you send will escape, you put a container so that all the oil contained in the circuit comes out. Once only gas is blowing, without traces of oil, I would be prepared to weld the new filter, and resolve the low spout to the compressor. you make a vacuum, you check that the vacuum is not lost for a few minutes, if the vacuum is maintained gas loads 134 in normal gas phase with the compressor stopped. until 30psi approx. Then complete with the equipment running. until the pressure drops below zero (2-3 PSI)
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