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A/C blowing mild not cold! 850

posted by  Gerald C on  Wed Aug 13 07:01 CST 2003
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R134a doesn't wear out, and it's probably not your compressor. There's about a 95% chance that your evaporator coil is the leaking culprit. How did you "check for leaks"? Have you ever had the system recharged before?

With some luck, you will be able to recharge the system periodically and get away with repeating this on occasion (yearly, semi-annual, etc.). If the charge won't hold for any reasonable period of time, you are faced with replacing the evaporator at a cost of >$1000.

Gerald C






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