Feb 4, 2008 05:58
16 yrs ago
English term

lead...from

English Tech/Engineering Electronics / Elect Eng air conditioning
" Lead the refrigerant charge hose etc from the pipe intake.
All front panels must be closed at the procedure (7)."

Context: after filling refrigerant into the air conditioner.

What does it mean to "lead (a hose) from (the pipe intake)"?
Change log

Feb 8, 2008 04:34: Carmen Schultz Created KOG entry

Feb 8, 2008 16:02: Steffen Walter changed "Removed from KOG" from "lead...from > take the hose from .../thread the hose from ,,, by <a href="/profile/61646">Carmen Schultz</a>" to "Reason: No meaningful entry."

Discussion

valhalla55 (asker) Feb 8, 2008:
standard way? Is "lead...from" a standard way of putting it? Don't most people say "remove" or take away" or whatever? I am just being curious.

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take the hose from .../thread the hose from ,,,

it just means to take the hose from point A to point B (take the hose, etc.). If it is a longer hose you could also say "thread the hose" but I think this is a short one on the refrigerant container
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