The haier is freezing up we bought it last year and its already freezing .. we cleaned the filter and dont know where the evaporator is but no cool air is coming through alot of ice on it though

clean and check filter and coils if clean check fan speed last could be a freon problem but usually dirty filter or coils is culprit

Hello, the unit will freeze up from one of two reasons...either a low refrigerant charge due to a leak or the evaporator coil is dirty and must be cleaned with a coil cleaner.

Hi,
The unit has a leak and is low on freon...
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sounds like you have a small refrigerant leak which would at first result in the evaporator coil freezing over, then eventually not working at all.

Hello, it can be a few things. 1) plugged air filter and evaporator coil 2) low refrigerant charge 3) the compressor is not engaging If you are willing to check out a few things i can tell you exactley whats going on with your ac

Hello, first thing is check the condition of the filter on the front of the unit, if it is dirty wash it and let it dry then reinstall it. Also, it is a good idea to clean the evaporator coil with a can of coil cleaner that you can pick up at any heating and cooling store. Just spray cleaner on evaporator coil and let it dry. If this does not solve the problem tjen the unit might be undercharged and will need a hvac tech to recharge it

The most common reason for an air conditioner to freeze is a clogged evaporator coil. Check and see if the filter is clean If yes then pull the unit our of its case and use the garden hose to clean it out. If it freezes after all of these steps it likely needs a shot of refrigerant.

Hello
You may try cleaning the evaporator filter,Also cleaning the outside coil or condensor,Simple green works good for cleaning coils and a garden hose.

Also cleaning the evaporator may help.
When unit is running properly the evaporator should feel cool and wet from top to bottom.
Last,the unit could be low on freon.

Freezing is a bad sign... but dont give up yet...
these are the signs that will cause freeze up...
dirty filter
t'sat not shuting off
cooling a room too big for the unit
settings at max but room is still hot
and the worst case... a/c leaking freon..
the leaking part is bad cause if you get someone to put it back in next year (or sooner) you have to call em back to recharge it again...
if everything checks out then it is the leaking freon... throw away...
what you pay $100 or so???
hope this was helpful

First you need to make sure the filter is clean to allow good air flow through the evaporator. If the filter is clean make sure the evaporator is not plugged up with dust and lint. If all that is ok your problem is the a/c BTU's is to big for the size room you have the a/c in and it is getting the room too cold. If that happens the evaporator will ice up and will not cool the room.