AC refrigerant lines are some what different than water lines. For
example, refrigerant lines don't use compression fittings. You may
have been thinking "flare" fittings. Easy misteak to mayk.

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"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message
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Not a good idea. Have an AC tech come out and find the leak, if that
is the
problem. It is not a simple matter of a plumber running new tubing as
you
would for water. He will have a leak detector and can probably
pin-point
the leak in a short time. Lines have to be evacuated and charged and
must
be done by a licensed operator.

It may be something simple like a loose compression fitting and it is
repaired and the system re-charged. Figure any house call is going to
be
$100 minimum though.

Some jobs are best left to a pro. This is one of them.