Dirty Evaporator Coil Cleaning
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- In this video we will be going a dirty evaporator coil cleaning, and how to clean evaporator coils on AC unit.
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⚠️ Disclaimer:
These HVACR videos are for educational purposes. Any and all HVAC repair work is done at your own risk. Any person attempting to deal with any type of refrigerant MUST have their EPA 608 certificate. The Mechanics For Non-Mechanics channel is not responsible for any possible damages or injuries caused by the use or misuse of the provided information.
To know how to clean evaporator coil on AC unit, it is helpful to be familiar with the function of an evaporator for your evaporator coil cleaning.
Therefore, we will also be going over this in this video on how to clean an evaporator coil. Learning the coil cleaner AC unit uses can be helpful as well so we will be going over this as well, as it relates to your evaporator coil.
Cleaning evaporator coil can be challenging, but it is worth your time. To properly clean evaporator coil, you need to actually have an HVAC tech pull the coil and clean it, but this can be a very expensive process so the AC coil cleaning spray can sometimes be the better option of cleaning air conditioner coils if you don't want to spend an arm and a leg.
To clean an evap coil, you will need a few tools, including a duct knife, silver tape, spray glue, and of course the AC coil cleaner itself.
Learning how to clean AC coils can save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars, and an HVAC coil cleaning can also greatly reduce your electric bill.
I hope this video helps you to learn how to clean air conditioner coils, as you will now learn cleaning evaporator coil in place with coil spray.
Evaporator coil cleaner -
Nu-Calgon 4171-75 Evap Foam No Rinse Evaporator Coil Cleaner, 18 oz. a.co/d/6hYJ8EV
Good video. My suggestion is...need to be more neat in your cuts and taping technique. Just a suggestion
Yeah thanks for the feedback. This is more of a run and gun channel so you probably are not gonna find that smooth and professional look. Just don’t have the time or man power. But the heart to help will definitely be there👍 thanks again!
I'm surprised there wasn't access doors from the beginning
Those are not as popular here in sw Florida. Wish they were 👍
thank you helped me save alot on cleaning many thanks
Great! I am very glad to great that:)
I did find this interesting and informative. However, my system has a gas furnace with the A-coil mounted on top of the furnace. All the duct work is galvanized sheet metal. How do I get to the bottom of the coil, or for that matter the top, to clean it?
That’s a tough question to answer, without being there. For that you might want to call in a professional
So you just sprayed it and shut it back up?
i tried to post a step by step video, so I would go through the whole video step by step, and if you follow those, in that order, you super be good to go 👍
Nice
@@4everlearning94 thanks!
How do you find out what kind of coils I have ? My indoor AC is made by Payne
You just want to gain access to the return side of your coil (the side of the coil that your filter protects). If there is a plenum (AC box) connected to that side, you can cut a hole in there but if you are going to cut it, only cut it according to how I demonstrated in the video. If you are unsure at all, I would call an HVAC company.
I don't see any link for the cleaner
Sorry - Nu-Calgon 4171-75 Evap Foam No Rinse Evaporator Coil Cleaner, 18 oz. a.co/d/6hYJ8EV
Hello sir where are you from u explain very well I am an AC technician now I am here saudai Arabia.
13:42 Why do you want to wear gloves when you touch insulation?
Because the insulation has fiber glass in it that gets in your skin and irritates it, which can last for a few days or more.
Many, perhaps most, of the coil cleaning products contain corrosive chemicals of some sort and varying strengths. Some of the stronger ones will remove paint from painted coils. You should understand that anything containing corrosives is something you do not want on your skin or to inhale the vapors into your lungs. Wear rubber gloves, preferably the kind with long cuffs. Wear a respirator mask with filters rated to remove caustic fumes.
Thanks for the comment and advice 👍
Thanks for the comment
That's what she said 😅
Thanks for watching!