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Pinhole in A-Coil in home HVAC just 1 year old
I have an issue with an A-coil it took a little over a year for the Freon to empty out. it was determined that their is a pinhole. I have had 2 HVAC companies come and look, both want to replace the A-coil. The whole system is just over 1 yr old. My question is can I put in a coolant sealer in the line the same as what they put in cars in the home AC line? No one will answer the question here. I only get its "too hard to solder the aluminum" when I start asking about putting nitrogen gas in the line before soldering.