Beko CS321CAW Fridge-Freezer: Can R600a Replace R134a in Refrigeration System? User Inquiry

Question for stunters
Can the refrigeration system in the home equipment with R134a compressor be filled with R600a?
I am asking because I still get home fridge-freezers with R134 defect like the Beko above, and I do not have access to the above factor

There must be a compressor for the R600 also on the R600.
R134a will be bought without a problem (small bottles, large 12kg / 25kg returnable or non-returnable 13.5kg).

MARCIN.SLASK wrote:

There must be a compressor for the R600 also on the R600.
R134a will be bought without a problem (small bottles, large 12kg / 25kg returnable or non-returnable 13.5kg).

To purchase gas (except R600) you need a certificate which the wholesaler asks.

andrzej1959 wrote:

MARCIN.SLASK wrote:

There must be a compressor for the R600 also on the R600.
R134a will be bought without a problem (small bottles, large 12kg / 25kg returnable or non-returnable 13.5kg).

To purchase gas (except R600) you need a certificate which the wholesaler asks.

That is why I wrote "without major problems". I can ask here and there if I need something to buy from them.

skryn wrote:

MARCIN.SLASK wrote:

There must be a compressor for the R600 also on the R600.

Does not have to.
It is possible to fill the system with R600a factor (with the compressor and the system for R-134a factor) by setting half of the medium according to the rating plate .
In the opposite direction it is impossible. The oil and refrigerant are "boiling".

I did not, and only heard that the compressor must be different (maybe oil), but I will not speak. I do not act in this respect.

I bought R600 in an amount of 0.5 from the rating plate.
In addition, I read on one refrigeration forum to extend the capillary due to the different thermodynamics of the R600a.
Everything works nicely