




Is $11,000 to replace multiple components of an AC unit a fair price?
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I just had my AC unit serviced, and the technician pointed out several issues that he said need to be replaced. My AC unit is 16 years old. I'm looking for advice on these issues, as the technician quoted $11,000 to fix everything. He also mentioned that a capacitor replacement alone would be $464 according to the invoice.
Quote Details
This quote is for the replacement of multiple components within the AC unit due to various issues identified during a service call. The technician noted significant corrosion on the coils, black marks on the circuit board indicating overheating, and buildup on the blower motor. Additionally, the capacitor was found to be reading 38 when it should be 45. - Coils: Replacement due to significant corrosion. - Circuit Board: Replacement due to black marks indicating overheating. - Blower Motor: Replacement due to buildup. - Capacitor: Replacement as it reads 38 when it should read 45.
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Category
HVAC
Price
$11,000
Quote Date
July 2, 2025
Fuel type
Electric
System type
Air conditioner
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