Questions & Answers for: Carrier coil is freezing up

...the compressor would run continously and it would freeze the coil. third, the refrigerant system could be partially clogged up or it lacks refrigerant. these problems initiate freezing of the

...coil temp to drop below freezing. Freon leak will also causing unit to freeze after it runs awhile. plugged coil normally taks a short time to show frost. Any major reduction in air flow can causing ...

frozen coil, infiniti upflow coil is frozen, fan is working, not cooling, no error message shut the unit off and let it defrost. check your air filter and replace it. if it freezes up again. you can ...

...same time - low freon pressure / dirty coil / dirty filter / low air flow causes freezing Our Carrier heat pump had a recall on the coil. Until our coil was replaced, our unit would ice

unit comes on then freezes up around exposed coils?,,what to do? Make sure filter is clean and all supply air vents are open. The indoor coil could be clogged with dirt. You may need serviceman to ...

...cooling what is problem 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 ...

i am losing head pressure and subcooling when the sun goes down....then the a-coil freezes up.. sounds like it's undercharged witch would mean you have a leak or possibly a dirty outside coil

...freezing is a clogged or dirty air filter. Other causes include; a clogged or dirty coil; blower malfunction, filter too restrictive (in which case use a less restrictive type), undersized duct, ...

...coil freezing up could the sensing bulb be bad Hello, a air conditioning unit will freeze from lack of airflow or low refrigerant charge. Check filters, make sure blower wheel is clean and running at ...

...coil?, indoor or out? Indoor coils freeze due to clogged filters, low freon, blower motor not working. Outdoor coil freezing could mean, in rare cases in cooling mode, reversing valve not