Keep in mind that any A/C that needs recharging has a leak somewhere (unless it was low from the mfg which would be rare). Repairing the leak will likely not be easy, especially if it is in the coil(s). However, I have seen some that had a line that was too close to something and a hole got rubbed into it, repairing that leak wouldn't be as challenging, however as mentioned above these A/C do not have recharge ports installed which are required in order to recharge. Another thought, with it as hot as it is today in many locations, some people may think their A/C needs a recharge when it is actually working fine, but it can't keep up with the heat. In those cases, a recharge would not help. ~CA
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