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Be a Thoughtful Consumer

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7. Service Your Car's A/C Properly

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  The constant vibration of car air conditioners makes them especially prone to CFC leaks.  To protect the ozone layer, and reduce greenhouse gases, many experts now recommend that you have your car's A/C system tested every two years, with any suspect hoses and fittings replaced.  Be sure to have this work done at a garage that uses CFC recycling equipment, so the CFCs are not vented to the atmosphere.
  At the present time, only some of the major car dealerships
have this equipment: Ford, General Motors, Nissan, and Volvo
have committed to have the equipment in dealer's shops during
1990.  Before dropping your car off for air conditioner service,
BE SURE your dealer or mechanic has this important CFC recycling
equipment! 
  In a similar fashion, if your home refrigerator needs service,
make sure the repairman will capture the CFCs in a recovery bag
when making a service call.  Whirlpool Corporation is working
to make these bags available to all their service outlets during
the first half of 1990. ***