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In this video, Joshua Griffin shares five ways to find a refrigerant leak in a heating and air conditioning system. Some people call it Freon, but regardless of what you call it, refrigerant is getting more and more expensive. Years ago customers would continuously have their system recharged despite knowing there is a leak in the HVAC coils. However, now you better find a leak and have it repaired. These are 5 ways how.
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0:00 Intro: 5 ways to find an HVAC refrigerant leak
0:57 Find the oil in the HVAC system
1:54 HVAC sniffers to find a refrigerant leak
2:33 Using bubbles to find a refrigerant leak
2:58 Pressure test with nitrogen
3:48 Adding dye to an HVAC system to find a leak
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