ACFlush – Facts & Common Questions
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ACFlush – Contractor FAQ
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What is ACFlush, in plain English?
ACFlush is a thermo-conductive product formulated from OEM-based oils. It’s a one-time repair that restores heat transfer by overcoming oil fouling inside the system.
What problem does this solve for my company?
It gives you a new repair to offer on calls you’re already running—no extra trucks, no extra marketing, no added overhead.
Why haven’t I heard of this before?
This chemistry has been used in government and commercial applications for years under a different name. It’s now being introduced into the U.S. residential market.
Why haven’t I heard of oil fouling?
It’s documented, but rarely diagnosed or addressed in the field. Most contractors were never trained to identify or correct it.
When should my tech recommend ACFlush?
During a service call or after a repair, while checking system performance during a tune-up or system evaluation.
How much time does this add to a call?
Typically 10–15 minutes at most, since the system is already open and gauges are already connected.
Does this slow my techs down?
No. It fits into work they’re already doing—diagnosing and recommending repairs.
What does the install look like?
Injected into the suction line using a supplied injector. Simple process, similar to adding dye.
Is this a one-time repair or recurring?
One-time repair. Lasts the life of the system.
If the system loses refrigerant later, do I need to reapply?
No. Once installed, it remains in the system. Only a burnout (acid contamination) would compromise it.
What systems does it work on?
All refrigerant-based air conditioning systems and heat pumps—residential and commercial.
Does it work with all refrigerants?
Yes. Compatible with all refrigerants and both mineral and synthetic oils.
How do you prove it worked?
Measure temperature split (Delta T), amp draw, and system performance before and after. The improvement is measurable on the spot.
What results should I expect?
Typically 1–3°F improvement, sometimes more on older systems, along with reduced workload on the compressor.
What about amp draw and system stress?
Improved heat transfer reduces compressor workload, which lowers amp draw and mechanical stress.
What’s the failure rate?
Extremely low when applied correctly at 1 oz per ton.
Can it damage a system?
No, when applied at the correct dosage (1 oz per ton).
Does this affect manufacturer warranty?
No. Under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, a manufacturer cannot void a warranty unless they prove the product caused damage.
How do I explain this to a homeowner?
The system is losing efficiency due to internal buildup. This repair restores performance so the system runs properly again.
How should we present this?
As a repair. Not an add-on. Not optional. If the issue is there, it should be recommended.
What objections will homeowners have?
Mainly price. When positioned as a repair that improves performance and prevents strain, most homeowners proceed.
What should I charge?
Typical pricing is per ton or a flat rate based on your market.
What margin is in it for me?
High-margin repair added to work you’re already doing—no additional overhead required.
What does it cost to get started?
Initial order includes product and injectors for your technicians.
How many systems does one gallon treat?
128 total tons. Roughly 30–40 residential systems depending on size.
Does it expire?
No expiration while sealed and stored properly.
What training do my techs need?
Minimal. Short onboarding sessions are enough since techs already diagnose system performance.
How fast can my team start selling it?
Immediately. Most teams begin recommending it from day one.
What support do you provide?
Ongoing onboarding and support to help increase close rates and consistency.
Is there a buy-back or guarantee?
Yes. Unopened product can be returned based on the agreement.
How should I roll this out?
Start with one team or branch, then expand as adoption increases.
How many competitors in my area will have this?
Limited rollout. Not every contractor is approved.
What’s the next step?
Approve, order, receive product, and begin onboarding.