Evap coil out in my home ac

[mstng86]

The home warranty covers the replacement. But they want to charge $100 for a disposal fee. Can I not just keep it for now and take it to a scrap metal place later? Or is there an issue because of the coolant?

[juiceweezl]

I'm no AC guy, but it's probably the refrigerant in it that the disposal fee is for instead of the coil itself. They'll have to evac the lines which will lead to the fee.

[line-em-up]

That sounds ridiculous to me. They should have evacuated it before they tore it apart. It's just another way to charge more fees.

[AdRock]

If the coil went out theres probably no freon in there to recover. Ive never had an ac guy try to charge me a disposal fee. If they did I would find someone else.

[mustngacman]

Just another way for them to make money. Keep it and scrap it out. There will be no freon in it.

[mstng86]

this is the warranty company dictating that price. I'm just not understanding why I can't just keep it and scrap it later if they have to drain whatever is left in it anyways.

[lowthreeohz]

I just told them to let me keep it to avoid the additional fee, dude that did the work took it anyways.

[03mustangdude]

another reason I hate home warranty companies

[lincolnboy]

Its yours you,can do whatever you want with it. Lie lie lie

[mstng86]

aint no ac in my home
only hotness everyday
aint no ac in my hoooome
in my home
in my home
I don't want to stay

[Baron Von Crowder]

solid

[mstng86]

Good news is I have an evap coil sitting in my back yard