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AC Leak Sealant Myths

AC Leak Sealant Myths

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AC Leak Sealant Myths

There are a few myths surrounding the effectiveness of an AC leak sealant in repairs, and we will debunk some of these myths in this week’s blog.

If you are an HVAC professional, you have likely stumbled upon some heated discussions about the efficacy of AC leak sealants. Both online and in-person, debate among AC/R professionals rages over whether or not AC leak sealants can be used to effectively and safely seal holes in HVAC systems. There are a few myths surrounding the effectiveness of an AC leak sealant in repairs, and we will debunk some of these myths in this week’s blog. Take a seat and get ready to dive into the facts and myths of leak sealants!

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Stop Refrigerant Leaks for Peak Performance of HVAC Systems

Stop Refrigerant Leaks for Peak Performance of HVAC Systems

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Stop Refrigerant Leaks for Peak Performance of HVAC Systems

In this blog, we will go over the importance of leak repair as well as a tool that can be used to stop refrigerant leaks permanently.

When a customer complains that their air conditioner is not working correctly, their freezer is not staying cold, or their equipment is overheating, a refrigerant leak may be to blame. While low levels of refrigerant in the system are a symptom of the problem, holes and corrosion are often the real culprits. When HVAC professionals are working on getting their clients’ units as efficient as possible, sealing holes and addressing structural issues is essential. In this blog, we will go over the importance of leak repair as well as a method that can be used to stop refrigerant leaks permanently.

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Using Internal Sealants to Stop Refrigerant Leaks

Using Internal Sealants to Stop Refrigerant Leaks

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Using Internal Sealants to Stop Refrigerant Leaks

Internal sealants that are manufactured today are an excellent repair option for HVAC technicians. Read on to learn why you should use internal sealants to stop refrigerant leaks.

When servicing AC/R systems, you likely experience issues of different severity. While some parts or units need to be replaced entirely due to damage or corrosion, some fixes can be relatively quick and straightforward. Formicary corrosion is a typical result of acid in AC/R systems, and this often causes refrigerant to leak through tiny holes in the system. Fortunately, the pinprick holes left behind by acid can often be repaired once the acid is removed. Internal sealants that are manufactured today are an excellent repair option for HVAC technicians, as they allow for quick, easy, and cost-effective AC/R repair. Read on to learn why you should use internal sealants to stop refrigerant leaks.

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