Brazing a refrigerant line
Inside the unit during a repair: a refrigerant line being brazed. This is the part of the job nobody photographs, and the part that decides whether the repair holds.
- What you see
- Gloved hands brazing a copper refrigerant line inside an HVAC unit
- Service
- Heating Repair
- Filmed
- On one of our own jobs, by the EverHeat crew
- Length
- 13 seconds, tool noise only
- Who does the work
- EverHeat Solutions, licensed, bonded and insured (WA license EVERHL*751DU)
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Other Clips From Our Jobs
Washing down the outdoor coil
On site after a heat pump install
The indoor head, close up
An indoor head in a finished room
The outdoor part, on its pad
Setting the outdoor units
Line sets and covers
One of the indoor heads
The furnace in its closet
Controls and labels
Rough-in in a framed house
Hanging a ceiling cassetteQuestions About This Work
Is the diagnostic visit free?
Yes, the diagnostic visit is always free. We assess the issue first, and you're only charged for the repair itself.
How much does a repair cost?
Most repairs fall between $200 and $2,000 depending on the part and the system. The diagnostic visit itself is free, and you are only charged once you decide to move forward.
Do I need to replace my whole system, or can you just fix one part, like the outdoor unit?
Yes, in many cases we can replace just the failed component, such as the outdoor unit of a heat pump, instead of the entire system.
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