Questions & Answers for: outdoor condenser frozen

...outdoor condenser coil if clean, be sure that the outdoor has no obstruction to both front and back of the unit. If dirty then clean both indoor and outdoor. If clean let the ice melt by turning of ...

outdoor condenser coil both fans should be spinning at full speed and airflow should be unobstructed by dirty coil fins or debris Hopefully after you've done this you will have cold air blowing inside

...condenser and the gas (freon) is already expanded right outside the condensing unit all the way to the evaporator and beacause the diferential of temperature between this copper line (which is not ...

...frozen to your heat pump outdoor coil. The heat pump will defrost occassionally, depending on how much frost has accumulated to the coil and will then generally drip off the unit and onto the ground. ...

...outdoor unit has frozen up around the condenser to the point where the ice is hitting the fan. Can I use a heat gun to defrost and how do I prevent this from happening again? Sorry to read about your ...

...at their peak. If you have not cleaned the outdoor condenser coil with a hose and a sprayer, you might do so. Turn the power to the unit off first. Also, have the refrigerant checked. Hope this

...condenser are frozen on my system. All electric, no heat pump. The most common cause of coils, lines or components freezing over are low refrigerant charge, lack of airflow across coil or a blockage ...

...condenser but is cold to the touch entering the air handler What type of refrigerant? R22- 70psi is good/ r410- 70 psi not good. What is the head pressure, is the filter clean, is the coil frozen, is ...

...frozen due to dirty filter. You tube it with a meter you need to verify 24 volts going to your outdoor unit on the tstat wire. sounds like an outdoor issue. a model number would be helpful, but, ...