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Repair or replace?

First confirm what failed. Then compare the complete repair scope with an equivalent installed replacement, including labor, delivery, installation, and likely follow-up costs.

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Enter comparable totals and your best-supported facts. Unknown answers should stay unknown; they are not evidence that a repair will work.

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Use this as a comparison aid

The result is calculated in your browser and is not stored or transmitted. Cost and remaining-life bands are directional prompts, not universal cutoffs. The tool cannot diagnose equipment, verify a part, predict reliability, or account for every local code, warranty, access, downtime, or safety requirement.

Before deciding

  • Record the complete equipment model and serial information.
  • Confirm the fault and repair scope; a symptom or error code alone does not identify a failed part.
  • Verify any service part using the manufacturer’s parts breakdown for the exact model and revision.
  • Compare written totals on the same basis, then weigh leak history, corrosion, repeat failures, warranty, lead time, and downtime.
  • Stop using equipment with an active leak or safety concern and seek qualified service.