When antifreeze is used as the refrigerant, if there is a slight leak in the pipes, how can one determine whether it is the antifreeze or the refrigerant that is leaking?

2015-09-15View Original

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When antifreeze is used as the refrigerant, if there is a slight leak in the pipes, how can one determine whether it is the antifreeze or the refrigerant that is leaking?

Reply #22015-09-15

Isn’t the refrigerant mentioned the same as antifreeze?

Reply #32015-09-15

I didn’t understand what the original poster meant either...

Reply #42015-09-16

I finally found out – another valve loosened yesterday, causing coolant to leak; there was an alcohol-like smell. (I’m sorry; what I meant was coolant. I didn’t express myself clearly – shame on me.)

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