Doing this will puncture the top of the can. The refrigerant will push air out of the hose so that it doesn't get into your air conditioning system. Connect the other end of the service hose to the low service fitting on the air conditioner. You only want vapor to be pulled into your A/C. The gauge will help you to make sure that your recharge is accurate. Turn the air conditioner on its maximum setting. The extraction may take up to 10 minutes. The air blowing from your car vents should grow gradually colder. When the gauge reads 225 to 250 PSI, close the valve on your refrigerant can. Always close the valve before disconnecting the can so that you don't spray refrigerant into the atmosphere. Generally, your A/C will take in about 12 ounces (355 ml) of refrigerant. If your system isn't fully charged after your refrigerant can is depleted, then you can add another can of refrigerant until your gauge reads in the right PSI range. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/2\/2f\/Retrofit-Air-Conditioning-in-Cars-to-New-Refrigerant-Step-16Bullet2.jpg\/v4-460px-Retrofit-Air-Conditioning-in-Cars-to-New-Refrigerant-Step-16Bullet2.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/2\/2f\/Retrofit-Air-Conditioning-in-Cars-to-New-Refrigerant-Step-16Bullet2.jpg\/aid9290-v4-728px-Retrofit-Air-Conditioning-in-Cars-to-New-Refrigerant-Step-16Bullet2.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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One-sentence summary -- Connect the recharge valve and service hose to your refrigerant can. Turn the valve on the service hose. Twist the valve back out slowly to release a little bit of refrigerant into the hose. Close the valve to keep more refrigerant from escaping. Hold your refrigerant can upright so that the A/C doesn't suck liquid into the system. Attach a high pressure gauge to the high service port. Start your car engine. Open the valve on your refrigerant and let the A/C extract vapor from the can. Watch your high pressure gauge.

Q: Depending on your living situation, you may be limited in your options of places to put a washing machine. However, you should try to find a spot that will reduce the risk of uneven loads, leaks, and potential damage to your appliance or your home. It is also important to have access to hot and cold water, a drain and an electrical outlet that can support your washer and dryer. A level, hard-floor surface is an ideal location for a washing machine. Make sure the room temperature will not fall below 32 degrees Fahrenheit (0 degrees Celsius). The washer should also be away from sources of heat like your furnace, radiators, or fireplaces. Because of the utility requirements, most houses and apartments have specific areas intended for use with a washer and dryer. Washing machines come in a number of shapes and sizes, so you may need to measure yours to ensure it will fit properly in the space you intend to put it. You should also measure the doorways it will need to pass through in order to reach its final destination. Remember that you will need to measure the width as well as the depth of both the washing machine and the space you will put it to ensure a proper fit. Make sure the doorway's interior dimensions are wider than the washing machine. Many washing machines are most narrow when carried or loaded onto a hand truck from the side. Leveling feet are the little legs underneath the appliance itself. These are adjustable and should be calibrated so that your washing machine will be as level as possible. Turning leveling feet clockwise will lower that corner of the washer and turning them counter clockwise will raise it. Place a carpenter's level on the top of the appliance, then twist the feet located at the bottom of each corner as needed until the level reflects an even surface. A nut around each leg prevents them from turning once you have set the proper height for each corner. Loosen the locking nuts by turning them counter clockwise independent of the leg itself. Once you have leveled the appliance, turn the nuts clockwise until they're tight to lock the legs in place. Remember to use the level both left to right and from front to back, as the washer must be level in both directions.
A: Choose the right spot. Measure the area to ensure a proper fit. Adjust the leveling feet.

Article: Try to get as many of the coffee grounds into the press as possible. Pour the liquid into the cone filter and wait for it to filter into the clean bottle. Be sure to clean all the sediment out of the jar before the second filtering, and replace the first filter with a clean second filter. Store the vodka in the refrigerator.
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Pour the coffee vodka into a French press. Clean the bottle that you used to infuse your vodka, making sure that all the grounds are washed away. Place the funnel into the top of the bottle, and place a cone filter into the funnel. Depress the French press about 1/4 of the way down. Repeat the process until your coffee grounds look dry inside the press. Clean the French press and pour the vodka back into the press so you can filter it a second time. Taste the finished product, adding simple syrup as needed.

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Open the Windows Search bar. Type services.msc and press Enter. Scroll down and right-click Print Spooler. Click Stop. Go back to the Windows Search bar. Type %systemroot%\System32\spool\printers\ and press Enter. Select all files in the folder. Press the Del key on the keyboard. Return to the "Services" window. Scroll down and right-click Print Spooler again. Click Start.