Hi guys! I have so many holes in my AC coil that it sounds like a fish tank bubbler when it's running and I have to recharge the system two or three times every year. The cost is killing me! Enough is 'nuff, I say! I'd like to change my coil. I have a big hairy guy to solder/unsolder for me. He said if I do all the rest so that all he has to do is solder then he'll help for free. My question before I get started is this: How do I choose a coil? I have a 2.5 ton Goodman system and it's only 5 years old outside. The inside is from the 90's but the heater works great so I'm not wanting a whole new system. If I run down to the local HVAC place can I just say "I need a coil for a Goodman 2.5 ton system please" will they say, "No problem lil' lady! Comin' right up!"? Also, is it a simple unsolder/resolder connection job? I understand I have to evac and hold the vacuum for a few (hot) hours before I have a guy refil it, but the coil - just unsolder the supply and return lines and I'm all good? Thanks guys. The advice you professionals offer in here is worth millions and saves us regular people a bundle! -KK

Condensor not coming on not the fan or compressor. I replaced both capacitors and contactor and still nothing. I have a low end multimeter and checked voltage on contactor and im getting a 0. I dont know what else to try. Can anybody please help? :wall: