Cleaning Your Car Condenser Coil is Crucial | Diy steps How to clean your Ac condenser

DIY Tips for Cleaning Your AC Condenser

Because the AC condenser is located outside, dust, pollen and other environmental contaminants can collect on the coils or fins and cause it to lose efficiency, cooling effectiveness, and can even damage the compressor. We generally recommend cleaning your condenser coils once per year. Coils
may need to be cleaned more or less frequently depending on the location and environmental factors, but we would not recommend going more than two cooling seasons without a thorough coil cleaning
⚠️ ⚠️ Warning ⚠️ ⚠️
Use safety glasses to avoid getting debris, cleaner, etc. in your eyes. You only have one set of eyes. Protect them! Also use gloves to protect your hands when cleaning the coils. Coils can have sharp edges. Wouldn’t want to mess up your manicure, would ya?

Things to Remember
Some coils are one piece, some are two pieces laid back-to-back. The two piece coil needs to be separated in order to get them clean or you’ll just clog up the middle of the coil worse than if you didn’t clean at all. In addition, some coils are coated, some not. If they’re coated, you need to know what type of coating and what cleaners are acceptable to use on that particular coating. The wrong cleaner can damage the coating or even the coil itself.

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