T&T: AC Stop Leak

[Keith]

The point is, if you can find a simpler, less expensive solution that works, 
do it. I have the same problem, although not as bad. So the guy comes out, 
sorta finds the leak with a sniffer. Then the coil has to be replaced, the 
unit has to be removed, find a new coil, spend lots of $$ on labor and 
parts. Yea, it may be a better solution, but if there is a leak fix that can 
just be pumped into the system with some Freon, why not give it a go? I'm 
interested in anyone's experience with the product mentioned as well.


Keith
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Troy Leek" <troy994719 at hotmail.com>



> SNIPMy question is should I let the guy install the sealer or hold out for 
> a
> more conventional fix?End SNIP
>
> I would get an AC repair person that has a refrigerant sniffer and try to 
> find
> the leak.