Repair Leak in Air Conditioning System Using Easy Seal 

Explained it 100 times better than the manufacturer video. Thanks You should write a book!

excellent video david thank you for sharing I love all your video's!!!!

Keep up the good work David looking forward to more videos from you they are helpful

David Jones I want to thank you for all your videos. Thanks!!!!!!

Great way to teaching ..and understanding...thanks David.

Good channel! Thank you david jones!

We service lots of old units, with low budgets. This stuff is magic. Evap coils and line sets. Sometimes, this is the only option. My gauges are fine. We've lost zero compressors and zero metering devices. Probably 30 units over 2 years or so. We always use detectors, bubbles and high pressure nitrogen first.

This stuff only works on very small leaks if you are having to get your system recharged every season it should work. However if you get your system recharged and it all leaks out in a 2 weeks your hole is 2 big for it to seal. I have had success with this product in old systems that have small leaks

For sure a video I will add to my list.

Looks like a good product

Nice work David great video man lots of help

Thanks for letting me know. I have never been a big fan of leak stop.

Have you ever used Procharge Products R22 Recharge Dye and Sealer? It comes with a gauge on hose and can of R22 with dye and Sealer. I wanted to add to my 25 year old system which I've been told is 3lbs low. It seems to have a small slow leak. Seems pretty simple to use. About to try but wanted to see if anyone else has done it.

Good advice

Today I was in a cloud of 410a and easy seal. It jacked me up and I had to go home. I can still feel the sealant in my nose. By the way last year i installed the easy seal. I was back for a low charge. Also my ratio was messed up 1 to 2. Or my gauges are way out of wack.

Great video.

Thank you for the video. What about purging the service (yellow) hose, like you did the high-pressure hose? Thank you.

I didn't notice you purging the service hose before connecting it to the easy seal

Mr. Jones, did you have any issues with this system after using the product on it or did it solve the problem?

That was too easy👍

how long do I have to wait to add refrigerant following the Easy Seal?

Did you or will you be doing a follow up video to see if product works...?

What if it dont have pressure

Great instructions! Should refrigerant be added before or after the sealer in installed? Thank you.

Thank u sir

How is is done in a mini-split that only has a service hose port on the low side? Thanks

How did it go? My system is flat right now and After an AC tech came and check it out, he said our line set under slab was leaking and we lost everything all Freon. I don’t I’m not sure how big the leak is. I’m thinking of attempt to try One of these products to see if I’m lucky so I have to spend 8K to 10 K to replace the system.

Would Calgon Easy Seal work to seal a refrigerant leak in the evaporator coil which sits atop the furnace on our dual fuel system? Our heat pump started not cooling properly (cooling only to 75 degrees and no lower) and the technician who came to look at the problem found evidence of refrigerant oil in the evaporator pan beneath the coils. But try as he may the A/C technician couldn't find the leak with his sniffer. He stated only a new system would resolve the HVAC problem. I'm now debating whether to have a new (and expensive) duel fuel unit installed or find a technician who would try this product. With the price of freon and the kit required to recharge the system this could be a nearly thousand-dollar gamble but compared to approximately $9,500 that was quoted for a new system to be installed it might work. Your thoughts would be appreciated.

I had a technician come and service mine because it had a leak supposedly they fixed it but then it did not work again then I had another technician come out and put in the stop leak and to check for the leaks but it had not worked either and it have Freon sprayed all on the outside of the unit it is a Rheem and I have had problems with it from the beginning when they installed it now this person wants to put in another new units this one is still covered under the warranty what would be my best option

Can this product be used more than one time?

Anyone know how much this costs to get done?

This unit looks really new. If a contractor installed this unit on a leaking line set then the vacuum could not have been properly done. If that is the case then couldnt the easy seal be activated by the non condensibles in the system?

use a cheap set of gauges or super short hoses with z-manifold...

Does this work?

The evaporator core could be leaking. You didn’t say if you isolated and did a vacuum test

100ft underground? 🤨

David, did the product work for the custom? How often have you used it. Has it ever damaged equipment or gauges in your experience?

David Jones- Not to be a assistance but that shit will ruin your expensive guages. If you have a leak in the line set either repair the pipe or replace. **Line-set should not be buried, not code** Besides this you have great videos.

Ive been watching your videos for I know at least 7 years. Im looking for a ac sealer and didn't know which to buy. I looked no farther for a product.

I guess the yellow hose doesn’t get air in it and doesn’t need to be purged

If you have a leak do you top up the Refrigerant before or after you use easy seal? And did this repair your leak???

I have a silly question: he didn't purge the service line (yellow) so what happens to the air in that line? Thanks!

You add the Easy fix before you fill the freon back up, correct? So it is still below 5 lbs? I have a very small leak that I believe this will fix great but of course the AC man said no, it was a joke. I beliebe it will be fine. Do you have a video for us NON AC repair guys on how to use the gagues? I'm guessing the high pressure side is in the back and low is in the front. Your Expertise is appreciated!!

do you top off refrigerant first or after doing this?

You said "always purge your hoses," but you didn't purge your service hose (the yellow hose) before sending pressure through the injector into your system. How are you supposed to purge the service hose with these injectors? Surely there is some air in the service hose that goes into your system using the method shown in this video.

How did you go about purging the yellow line? you purged the high side but didn't see any purge on the other line.

I think a new lineset should be installed....above ground.

Still not a fan of sealant but with a buried lineset I guess that's all you can do. They should ban buried linesets

Try-ed it. Now the reversing valve won't cycle.

I have 150 ft of line on a mini split system with 4 zones how many would I need

Hate to tell you you need to add to the suction side not the high side using it on the high pressure side you. Will trash the compressor

tech used this stuff on my R22 system. Says it seals small or larger holes. Total BS. I spent $600 on freon to boot and this sealer doesn't work. Don't waste your money on it.

Alot of my clients are having efficiency issues due to bum techs putting AIR into the system, and the worst thing you have to gamble guess what's the problem, most of the time I just vacuum and recharge the unit with new refrigerant that solves their problem 80-90% of the time. Just if tecs could pay attention, stop putting air into systems and stop releasing refrigerant into the air we could make this would a better place to live in.

You didn’t purge your charging line😂! Remember to purge guys! Ive been doing AC work for 23 years and I just fix the frikkin leak I never use this shit right here!😂🤣! This is a jack leg way of doing things!

I really don't think you did this right .. every other video shows it shoot in in less than a second... 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??

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Highly do not recommend, causes compressor failures. Pure snake oil.