Thought sealed system work was a ripoff until I watched a guy in Dayton save a $2,400 fridge
Three years ago I turned down every sealed system job that came my way because I figured the recharge never holds and the customer ends up mad at me anyway. Last month a guy named Ray at a shop off Route 4 in Dayton showed me his leak detector routine and a 2019 Whirlpool he fixed for $310 that's still running today. Now I'm wondering how many units I've scrapped that were one filter drier away from a second life, so what's your cutoff for taking on a sealed system job?