06-21-2016, 03:20 PM
Chester,
Assuming you have basement airs like mine....I would first check the filters. If they are not clean, it will restrict airflow causing a freeze up.
Next, check the outside fins and make sure there is plenty of airflow through the fins. (I found some compressor cleaner at Home Depot that you simply spray on and it cleans out the debris as it drips out). Also, I had some fins which were bent and not allowing air flow.
Finally, and this is a real long shot....Do you have anything blocking the vents? There are vents at base of the windshield which could be obstructed. Same goes for the flexible tubing that carries the air from the basement units to the front salon. Are the flexible tubes crushed or kinked?
Anything more than these obvious things will require a "real" guru.
Good luck!
bill
Assuming you have basement airs like mine....I would first check the filters. If they are not clean, it will restrict airflow causing a freeze up.
Next, check the outside fins and make sure there is plenty of airflow through the fins. (I found some compressor cleaner at Home Depot that you simply spray on and it cleans out the debris as it drips out). Also, I had some fins which were bent and not allowing air flow.
Finally, and this is a real long shot....Do you have anything blocking the vents? There are vents at base of the windshield which could be obstructed. Same goes for the flexible tubing that carries the air from the basement units to the front salon. Are the flexible tubes crushed or kinked?
Anything more than these obvious things will require a "real" guru.
Good luck!
bill
Bill Johnson
Birmingham, Alabama