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I need to replace the copper tubing for my outside unit. Will this be
expensive, A friend tried to solder the leaks in the pipe but, It did not work. |
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"Daisy" wrote in message ups.com... I need to replace the copper tubing for my outside unit. Will this be expensive, A friend tried to solder the leaks in the pipe but, It did not work. The pipe probably won't cost much, but getting a specialist in to do the work likely will. The pipe carries fluids at high pressure and replacing it is not a DIY job. However, if the copper pipe is failing, I would look very carefully at the air handling unit and heat exchanger, to see whether they are not also on their last legs. Colin Bignell |
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"Daisy" wrote in message ups.com... I need to replace the copper tubing for my outside unit. Will this be expensive, A friend tried to solder the leaks in the pipe but, It did not work. These pipes are not supposed to be soldered, they should be brazed. I guess you will need some more refrigerant too if the current pipe is leaking? Due to the tools required and the actual refrigerant needed, this is not usually DIYable :-( Sparks... |
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