What is AC Coil Cleaner?

A dirty evaporator coil is a common issue and can be a direct result of a dirty filter. The excess dust and dirt collect on the evaporator coil. Dust acts as an insulator and restricts the air circulation that the coil needs to do its job. Prevent a dirty evaporator coil by hiring a pro instead of potentially damaging your system after watching a DIY coil cleaner tutorial. Professional HVAC maintenance can safely keep your coil clean.

Frozen evaporator coil?

Signs of a frozen evaporator coil include: Heat pump or AC running but not cooling, Heat pump or AC blowing warm air, Visible icing of the evaporator coil, Frozen refrigerant lines and icing at the outdoor unit, Puddles of water near the indoor drain pan. The top causes of a frozen evaporator coil are dirty air filters, dirty coil, blocked return vents, faulty thermostat, and low refrigerant.

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