What type of freon does the walk in refer take

If you are referring to the AC system it takes Freon. There are several different types available so make sure you use the proper one for your car. Depending on the year make & model. Also make sure Freon is your problem & don't overcharge it & use the proper gauges.

Here is the video. Was Low on Freon.

134A There should be a sticker in the Radiator support. Or you can reference you owners manual. It amount of 134A should be given for the system.

Hello jharrislaye -If you are referring to approximately what the retail price is for this particular product, unfortunately base on the age of the unit, that information is very difficult to find. However, similar units manufacture nowadays is roughly about $700.00-$1,000.00. If you are speaking about a Freon charge, that would be base on the type of Freon the unit requires and on the actual service technician providing the service. You may locate information regarding the Freon on the serial tag, which is typically located inside the cabinet on the left side wall.

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BY RECHARGING I ASSUME YOU'RE REFERING TO THE REFRIGERANT CHARGE.... ITS BEST TO CALL A PROFESSIONAL YOU'LLL NEED REFRIGERANT GUAGES, CHARGING SCALE, VACUUM PUMP, RECOVERY UNIT(IF IT HAS FREON IN IT), MICRON GAUGE, JUG OF VIRGEN FREON REFER TO THE NAME PLATE DATA ON TYPE OF REFRIGERANT NEEDED.... I HIGHLY RECOGMEND A PROFESSONAL DO THE WORK

You shouldn't ever have to add freon to an a/c system. It is a closed system - like your refrigerator. When was the last time you added freon to your refrigerator or home a/c when there wasn't a problem?

If you are needing to add freon, then you have a leak somewhere that needs to be repaired. Your local automotive technician can diagnose the problem for you. Freon should only be added by trained professionals. If you don't know what you are doing, you can charge the system incorrectly causing significant damage to the system.

If you still want to do it yourself, reference this article.
You will need a set of A/C Gauges, and freon.
Do NOT put any type of stop leak into the system - this can cause irreversible damage to the compressor.

Whether as a gaseous or liquid coolant, Freon aids in refrigeration, air conditioning and maintaining aerosol contents under pressure. Not only can this toxic chemical expose the earth to excessive ultraviolet rays, but the substance can also sicken those who inhale it in an enclosed atmosphere.

Detecting the signs and symptoms of a Freon leak will protect lives, ground water and air quality.
Cardiac arrhythmia can signify the presence of leaking Freon. A person without a history of irregular heartbeats might suddenly detect heart palpitations and faulty blood circulation upon exposure to a Freon leak. The blood circulation problems may also lead to numbness in the limbs.

General Illness

A Freon leak can cause nausea, headaches, bouts of regurgitation and general disorientation. Confused thinking and trouble walking or coordinating movements also may result. Severity of illness depends on the amount of Freon released and the length of time exposed. A fire department can provide solutions and guidance for anyone detecting a Freon leak and suffering from its effects.

Your car uses the new refrigerant, R-134.

can't tell exactly, too many variables, your low side pressure should be about 50 - 60 lbs, ( this is merely a guide ) temperature affects this reading. a simple way to tell is add freon and watch you indoor coil if possible. when the entire coil is sweating you are full. if only partial sweat is visible add more, a little at a time, it takes several minutes for this to circulate.