Originally Posted By: Kestas
That seems like a silly recommendation. The dryer bag is there to scavange any moisture in the system. Opening the system up to replace the bag would likely introduce the same amount of moisture again. Not only are you back to square one, but now you have the added expense of labor, freon, and other materials to swap it out.
Also, there is a great likelihood of screwing something up on a perfectly good working system.
Agree. Beside, opening up a system isn't that big of a deal just having a certified guy to vacuum and charge up your freon is $100 to me. Wait till something break before you open it up and replace the dryer like Onmo'Eegusee said.