Air flow is slow and inside unit's pipes are crusted with "snow" Air is cool but not cold Why are pipes freezing up?
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20 years ago
ac problems
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20 years ago
dirty filter, nasty blower wheel, low refrigerant charge...
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20 years ago
Check for restricted airflow from dirty filters, too many closed/blocked registers or intakes and so on. If your low on refrigerant. It may also cause freezing. In that case, sometimes only part of the coil with freeze over.
John
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Hi Barry, hope you are having a nice day
On 25-Jul-03 At About 06:54:50, Barry wrote to All Subject: ac problems
B> From: snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com (Barry)
B> Air flow is slow and inside unit's pipes are crusted with "snow" Air B> is cool but not cold Why are pipes freezing up?
B> Thanks
It could be one of several things. first check your air filter. Not being able to look at it I can't really tell what it is. other than checking your filters there isn't much else you can do. you may need to call a local company to check it for you.
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