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Posted by Bubba on May 6, 2007, 9:58 am
On Sat, 05 May 2007 00:34:26 GMT, gofish@gonefishin.net wrote:
>
>>On May 4, 11:58?am, .p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address.com wrote:
>>>
>>> >I have a 9 year old Goodman brand split system, with the air handler
>>> >in the atic crawl space. Can anyone tell me how to access the coil so
>>> >I can clean it?
>>>
>>> Remove anything in the way. hen take the covers off.
>>>
>>> >There doesn't seem to be an access door that I can see.
>>>
>>> You think we can see one from our computers 1,000 miles away ?
>>>
>>> >Is it necessary to remove the ducts from the supply side or return
>>> >side to get to the coil?
>>> >The "good" people at Goodman, wouldn't talk to me for liability
>>> >reasons!
>>>
>>> No, it's just that they think you're an asshole.
>>>
>>> Now, if you want the unit checked and cleaned - call a local
>>> company, and PAY them to come do it.
>>
>>I just want to clean the coil myself. Thanks
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>
>
>find the refrigerant tubing. follow it to where it enters the air
>handler. Remove all of the access doors on the air handler.
>
>Inside, you will see the coil.
>
>If you were to use a high quality filter, there wouldnt be a need to
>clean your coil. People in the trade find it easier to change the
>high quality filter on a regular basis than going thru the expense of
>cleaning an evaoprator coil.
Shhh fish. You're giving away all our trade secrets. Besides those
fiberglass spun throw-a-way filters are so cheap on sale. Who can pass
up that bargain of a filter.
Bubba :-)
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