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Re: Pickup AC Repair


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Posted by Hobo,NC on July 27, 2015 at 18:57:47 from (75.138.197.162):

In Reply to: Pickup AC Repair posted by dhermesc on July 27, 2015 at 08:22:17:

I don't know the circumstance they had to work under...

Did you ask for a wham bam thank you Ma'ma retro fit... I got the feeling that's what you got weather you ask for it are not...

The only recourse I see is a refund for the refrigerant if they missed the leak.

You owe them for the parts to retro and there time..

If it needs a condenser now it needed it then unless you somehow knocked a hole in it after you picked it up...

If I thought I missed it the refrigerant and the labor to evacuate and charge would be free with a condenser and accumulator replacement.. You would own me the labor to replace the condenser, accumulator and associated o-rings,,,may as well get'em all while we are there and take a look at the expansion tube...

While we are on the expansion tube it should have been checked at the time of the retro fit the tube tells a story... If its clean its a safe bet to move on,,, If its contaminated all bets are off...

There are plenty of folks that think they know AC but few that know how to do a professional AC repair the way it should be done and live with good service....

I have keep up with AC repairs for a long time you have to adapt and change as systems progress... Some things you buy into and some you don't, its what works for you...

You have to remember the system is 25 years old its out lived its projected life span, anything may go out at any moment. Most have never worked on a R12 system and all they have to go on is a rapid-fix in a box... I would look for someone that has keep up with retro fits as they came about there are a few tricks that can be done to make it cool as good as R12 are better in some cases...


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