THIS IS HOW YOU CLEAN AN AIR CONDITIONER! | AIR CONDITIONER CLEANING OUTDOOR UNIT
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- This is how you clean an air conditioner!
We were called to a new customers home because of a noisy furnace blower motor. However, after fixing the noise, Jordan recommended a cleaning of their air conditioner in order to better get through the summer!
You can see why! This poor air conditioner was unable to breathe and function properly with so much dirt and debris.
Jordan washes the outdoor unit and gets it working like new again. This dirty air conditioner had not been cleaned in 5 years! Getting a regular cleaning and maintenance done on your air conditioner is the best way to keep it running longer and at a higher efficiency.
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I did this to our unit the other day. The coil was caked with fuzz and debris. It had to have made a huge improvement, I'm sure. Do it!
Many people don't know that the condenser needs to be periodically cleaned. People using leaf blowers and pushing dirt into it doesn't help matters.
I like your comment
3 years late but I reckon if they installed some sort of board at a 45 degree angle above the unit to try and drive air away from the house so it doesn't heat up the house, they'd probably gain a couple degrees as the hot air won't be recirculating nearly as much back into the unit
Simple, straight to the point video! Great stuff!
the man's a maestro with a hose
Damn when u put it like that I’m slacking on my pimping 😂
Love the sound of those 4-bladed Lennox units!!!
With the debris caked on that thick, I think using a wet dry vac with a brush attachment would be a good idea. Doing this will completely remove the debris from the area. Then hose it down. By only hosing it down, all the debris is now at the bottom all around the unit. Once the debris dries, it’ll get sucked right back in again. This HVAC technician does more than most. 👍
Sure. If you want to run the risk of bending over the cooling fins.
Thoroughly reccomend against this.
As you see in the video, simply spraying it off IS the correct method.
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So many people suggesting incorrect methods of cleaning their fins even AFTER watching the professional perform the task the correct way.
I just don't get it.
Either way, thank you. After owning a Garrett for 15 years and easily accessing the fins, this Amana we now have at a different location was... tricky. The video made access much easier. That and I didn't realize the previous owner had removed the inner fan shroud.
I can’t get the cover back on. Is there a certain procedure
Didn't show me how to do it!
Shouldn’t the air coming from the fan be warm? It’s rejecting heat no?
Highly recommend nu-brite coil cleaner
shouldnt use coil cleaner on lennox condensers.
I want to do this but I’m scared I’ll Jack something up
Wow!
How long do you have to wait after hosing it down before turning it back on?
Hey that's a good question funny I caught your comment so early lol
Outdoor unit, usually service guys don’t wait after spraying them..
They sit in the rain. Water isn't a problem. In fact, water on the coils will removing some of the heat.
You don’t have too :)
You don’t
Off topic is that the guys real voice?
😂😂😂😂 hopefully not, sounds like an oompa lumpa
I have an amana and the top is not coming off.
I have an Amana too, hope I don't have this problem 😅did u get it off & back on???
I had a unit so dirty it trip the breaker
It overheated
AC repair people won't clean units, with hose, or vac leaves etc.
Wanna bet a few months later that entire hvac system had to be replaced?
@LilZuZu: Why?
The guy probably bent the coils. To much water pressure @pauls5096
Why doesn’t he spray away from the house?
What do you mean?
Why do you ask? He wasn’t spraying on the exposed wires, and that’s literally all that matters at that point. You know, it does rain outside, and the unit stays outside during inclement weather… as does the house.. sooo a little water and dirt won’t hurt
@@JiNKA it was seriously the most confusing question I’ve seen. Like what’s the difference? lol
@@JerseyPiney I guess because all the nasty stuff will wind up on the house. In most cases not a big deal but in some cases, could matter. I guess it's a good thing not to form as a habit I suppose? Idk lol
@@JerseyPiney Not really confusing, spray the crap away from the house instead of all over it.
That is not clean, spray a foaming cleaner from the inside and then rinse from the inside out. Would you wash your car with water only?
Specialist don't know what he doing
@@yournightmare9999 ac tech that clean my condenser, open the unit, the spray it down with RectorSeal coil cleaner. Waited about 30 minutes then rinse it from the inside out. He didn't take a water and tried to rinse bake on dirt from the outside to the inside of the coil. I think I will stick with my ac specialist.
This is the 5th video I’ve watched on this. 4 of them said don’t use foam cleaners they are corrosive and lead to leaks. Use green cleaner. He used neither:
It lives outside, it's going to get dirty so fast cleaning it with soap is a waste. In your car, do you get your cabin filter replaced every oil change? Because cleaning with soap is that level of stupid.
@@leonelsway He did not push water into coil. He sprayed from the side and move the dirt off the coils. But since he had the unit open, he should've done both.