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    The document provides a guide for selecting lubricants for various refrigerants used in stationary refrigeration applications. It recommends mineral oil, alkylbenzene, or polyol ester lubricants depending on the refrigerant type, such as CFC, HCFC, HFC, or PFC. It also provides guidelines for changing lubricant types when converting refrigerant types.

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    The document provides a guide for selecting lubricants for various refrigerants used in stationary refrigeration applications. It recommends mineral oil, alkylbenzene, or polyol ester lubricants depending on the refrigerant type, such as CFC, HCFC, HFC, or PFC. It also provides guidelines for changing lubricant types when converting refrigerant types.

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    Suggested Oil Guide


    Stationary Refrigeration Applications
    Direct Expansion Applications
    Refrigerant
    R-12

    Lubricant*

    MO or AB

    134a

    (R-134a)

    POE

    MP39

    (R-401A)

    409A

    (R-409A)

    Refrigerant
    R-502

    Lubricant*

    MO or AB

    HP62

    (R-404A)

    POE

    MO or AB

    507

    (R-507)

    POE

    MO or AB

    HP80

    (R-402A)

    AB

    MO or AB

    408A

    (R-408A)

    AB

    MO or AB

    HP81

    (R-402B)

    MO or AB

    R-13

    MO or AB

    R-22

    MO or AB

    R-503

    MO or AB

    R-23

    POE

    407C
    410A

    POE

    R-500

    MP66

    95

    (R-401B)

    (R-508B)

    (R-410A)
    (R-407C)

    NEW EQUIPMENT DESIGN

    MO = Mineral Oil
    Suva Refrigerants
    HFC Refrigerant

    AB = Alkybenzene
    CFC Refrigerant
    PFC Refrigerant

    POE
    POE
    POE = Polyol Ester
    HCFC Refrigerant

    * HCFC refrigerants are also compatible with POE lubricants. Some fractional horsepower replacement compressors are shipped with POE.

    Oil Change Guidelines


    Where possible, use OEM-recommended oil type,
    charge size, and viscosity.
    When converting many CFC systems to an HCFC
    service refrigerant (Suva MP39, 409A, MP66, HP80,
    408A, or HP81), AB is the recommended lubricant for
    optimum oil return. One compressor oil change to AB
    will typically remove between 50 and 80% of the
    existing MO which satisfies the recommendations/
    requirements of most compressor manufacturers.

    Note: Many compressors already contain AB lubricant,


    therefore no oil change is required when converting to an
    HCFC.
    Field experience has shown that Suva MP39, 409A,
    MP66, and HP81 work successfully with the existing
    MO in many unitary and other close-coupled systems.
    When converting a CFC system to an HFC refrigerant
    (Suva 134a, HP62, 507, or 95), POE is the
    recommended lubricant. At least 95% of the MO, or AB
    should be replaced with POE of similar viscosity. This
    typically requires multiple oil changes.

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