I don't think the 2 things were directly related. I think your refrigerant charge was probably overcharged to begin with.
I say this because slowing down the blower would make the refrigerant pressure lower. You usually wouldn't want to make it even lower than that by removing some of the refrigerant.
I agree with user_12345a that as long as the tech knew what they were doing and got everything adjusted as best as can be, then you are probably good.
I say this because slowing down the blower would make the refrigerant pressure lower. You usually wouldn't want to make it even lower than that by removing some of the refrigerant.
I agree with user_12345a that as long as the tech knew what they were doing and got everything adjusted as best as can be, then you are probably good.
