EasySeal Direct Inject - How to Easily Seal an A/C Leak

[@TR-rf7jv]

This music is making me feel like the badass service tech that I know I can be

[@Katykat7777777]

Finally got it up and running. The only delays we had was because we realized we needed some extra parts (I’ll list that below) kzbin.infoUgkxihMYiJNXcHdbH-7ihymsLz61l7jVyb5O . So we have a loft where our current hvac just couldn’t seem to keep cool during the summer. We have been using a window unit since we bought this house over 6 years ago (all the houses in this neighborhood were built in the 80’s and majority of the houses built like ours use a window unit). I hate window units because they are just so noisy and the one we had really only cools one side of the loft. I had contemplated upgrading our current HVAC, but with all the rising prices these days, it would take years before saving up enough to do that. With the advice of my father-in-law (used to run an HVAC business), he recommended we get an inverter instead. We thought we bought everything we needed, but there were just a few other parts we didn’t anticipate needing (which is what caused most of our delay). My friend and father-in-law did all the work to get it installed and running and now we have nice cool air circulating nicely throughout the entire loft. It is very quiet and even the outside unit is much quieter than our main HVAC unit. Saved ourselves thousands getting this.

[@YouTubeUserToo]

party boy put the background music on this nightclub AC product

[@Bigmandoloco]

😂😂”part boy”

[@marksini3598]

I used this stuff and it worked great. Got some more time out of old unit.

[@packjtw1990]

In this example, you should have used a common manifold with blue, red, yellow lines ... so, it would be clear that the yellow line is attached to the direct eject tube.

[@puppetmaster1403]

thanks for explaining what should have been explained in the video.

[@MrWontstopthefunk]

I’m picking up 2 of these tomorrow, how am I supposed to purge the lines prior to injection?

[@randybird9979]

you can't, the only way to burp the line is use the injector gun then proceed with the lines and burp at the tank, people are doing it with out the injector gun, but you get some sir in the line, injector gun is the only way around it

[@jervislove366]

I've used easy seal on 7 systems with 0/7 leaks stopped. I know of countless other techs that have used this before, but to my knowledge it has never stopped a leak. Scam maybe?

[@jfmc2581]

How do you PURGE the gauges and lines??? As soon as it's connected everything goes right in the system unpurged AIR AND MOISTURE!! seriously what about this how to avoid??

[@MrWontstopthefunk]

Just asked this question! Best I can think of is to start minimal flow prior to connection?

[@randybird9979]

only way to avoid some air in the line is with the injector gun

[@Bigmandoloco]

I would think to connect the stop-leak hose to your manifold’s lines, put some refrigerant in there, purge then proceed…? I’ve never used this product before.

[@gfriedman99]

What if Nitrogen has been pumped into the system to check for leak? Will this work with nitrogen?

[@garyroy3503]

A system has to be full of Refrigerant for any additive, Nitrogen is only in for a temporary test of the system and then it is removed. Once the unit is vacuumed and refilled with gas, you can then and only then add a liquid additive. Use the only non-polymer formula for conditioning and sealing leaks... www.stopHVACleak.com

[@MrWontstopthefunk]

Heck no

[@randybird9979]

wow ooops, you need to pull a vacuum

[@caseyparish2458]

Everyone who uses this is making a mistake this can clog your capillary tubes and your needle inside of your TXV and it causes more problems than what it's worth and this is coming from a guy who has over 17 years of experience dealing with this crap. And then you don't know if you're refrigerants contaminated because so many people working on the same AC and if you don't charge with pure liquid for example if you charge with the bottle right side up you're not actually charging the unit with all of the mixtures of each gas you're not getting a concentrated mixture you're only getting one or two of the gases. This causes problems because the gas mixture is no longer the same as it is when you charge liquid the best thing to do is remove all the old refrigerant replace the dryer Purge and vacuum with nitrogen two or three times then charged with 100% new liquid refrigerant bam problem-solve you're welcome

[@Brandon-to9vp]

What about the leak? You won't get to 500 microns with a leak and you will just suck in air, replace the dam coil haha

[@stevee7774]

Yeah, just drop 8-12 grand every decade to replace the old equipment.. absolutely no problem...

[@caseyparish2458]

@@stevee7774 bro what are you even talking about all you got to do is replace a TXV or if a compressor goes out or if a fan motor goes out you don't stop by whole new piece of equipment inside and out every 10 years. Now if you got that kind of money then by all means but sounds like somebody's not maintaining their system or paying someone to do it.

[@Bigmandoloco]

Or better yet, Buy a new house then BOOM!! You’re welcome!!

[@jay-aropena435]

How much

[@garyroy3503]

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[@jimmytran1471]

Gary Roy . Hi Gary, I wondering how you install it. Do you has turn on Ac while you install Ac leak in.?..?... Thanks...

[@jimmytran1471]

I mean Ac stop leaks

[@garyroy3503]

Hi Jimmy, thanks for your response and questions. We use a small high pressure pump to inject the ACT oil, while the system is running. It only takes a few ounces to completely treat a house size system and about 60 seconds to do the entire installation. Please give me a call if you would like to discuss the procedure and the tool, I would be happy to speak with you. www.stopHVACleak.com 1(800) 266-4497

[@jimmytran1471]

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[@garyroy3503]

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[@andygalindo8978]

I don't get it. Is this a one time use or what?

[@thomasmcdonald5758]

Andy Galindo Yes, it's one time, and I have had a 90% success rate with this.

[@garyroy3503]

Use the only non-polymer formula for conditioning and sealing leaks... a "one time" treatment. www.stopHVACleak.com

[@quasimotto8653]

@@garyroy3503 Hello, Gary! I'm in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Can you recommend a contractor/company in this area that offers a stop-leak service using your product? Also, do you recommend hard start kits (two 8 year old Trane units)? Thanks in advance for your help.

[@MichaelThyben]

@@quasimotto8653my mother is out there I recommended hard start kits absolutely I have been hvac since 14 and am 25 now . Love them keep the compressors running for longer and lower start up amperage . As well the direct seal you can order online and as your system cycles on for cool buy a manifold for $120 bucks and a tank for 410A and learn how to install your own refrigerant will save you thousands flip jug upside down and on a hot day temps should be reading on blue side (big line) which is suction . And smaller line which is liquid also called high side as follows (120-135 suction) and high side /(270-320) just cause the heat in Texas is ridiculous you might have a high suction if your coil is dirty and struggling to pull air etc or outdoor coil has clog as well hose off those outdoor coils and you can scrub inside ones with a toothbrush VERY gently just remove the big stuff as well get some HIGH velocity compressed air to shoot through hood this helps!

[@Lumenjensen777]

@@quasimotto8653I’ll come check your units out for you. I’m in Dallas

[@usahoangsatruongsa]

0:50 the tech's purging the air out of his hoses.

[@sebastiantevel898]

You have to be nimble.

[@johntang206]

Can not stop leaking

[@johnklinck6346]

I bought this on Amazon. Schrader valve will not open as reported in many comments below. No option to return on Amazon. You have to go through manufacturer who gives you the run around asking you to send emails and promises someone will contact you in 24 hours. A waste of time and money. Very disappointed with the manufacturer and Amazon. Will go back to EBay at least they support their customers. Do not buy this product if it is defective you are just out $40.

[@psantini5963]

It’s 2 for 2 for me

[@ronhanish]

good or bad? did it stop the leaks?????

[@johnnyvaldez5725]

Micro leaks for me but that’s it for other leaks no

[@troygensemer4453]

Fifty fifty with me before u waste money hit it with 120 nitrogen to indicate exactly n you be the judge in my career I've noticed it will help but if there is a leak to begin with we know as techs the unit weighted loss must be replaced if it's over a certain amount it will help u out of a bind but dont forget that it could pop back up n a series of units always go out when its 100 outside or 21 outside

[@ronhanish]

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[@H2ObarryField]

This comment proves how important grammar and punctuation actually is... LOL!!!

[@troygensemer4453]

@@H2ObarryField lol why so many dikhs in life 😅 smart-ass

[@Z-Ack]

Congratulations, you now have a restricted txv. But no leaks now after it.. lol.. Either that or next person to hook a set of gauges to the system if they dont purge first, they gonna have a difficult time reading with stop leak all up in their orificesusesis..

[@troygensemer4453]

On point replace unit or braze issue

[@jay-aropena435]

Available in phillipines

[@davidwisniewski1505]

Calgon take me away!

[@nealedmondson3191]

If if isn't refrigerant it's a contaminate to me. Just pump the system up with nitrogen after evacuating the refrigerant and spray the coil or any joints with bubbles. Do it right and not with this garbage.