How To Stop Your Air Conditioner From frosty Up

Scenario:

My air conditioner is frosty up roughly daily. I've tried resetting the climatic characteristic and nothing seems to work. What would you suggest I to to stop my air conditioner from freezing?

Solution:

There are several factors that could be the cause. The four main reasons for air conditioner frost ups:

Refrigerant charge

Outdoor temperature

Insufficient air flow

Defective blower

You may have a low refrigerant charge which can cause the air conditioner to frost up. The law needs to be charged correctly to enable it to work properly. You may have a leak in the refrigerant lines.

If the lines have been vibrating or rubbing other parts or objects the friction could cause a leak. In addition if there are loose fittings or weak solder joints it could be leaking from those areas. If you've considered the refrigerant lines are not leaking than it may just need to be recharged. If you don't know how to recharge it you may need to perceive a assistance technician.

In temperatures under 60 degrees outdoor air conditioning units tend not to function as well. When the climatic characteristic drops the law begins to not function properly and frost ups can occur. The simplest recipe is to not use your unit when the climatic characteristic cools down and open your windows or doors. If that's not a option you will probably need to have a ambient climatic characteristic control installed in your system.

The evaporator coils will come to be dirty over time. A dirty filter restricts the air flow development it lose air flow and ultimately it becomes so slow that it freezes up, or at best, not cooling as well as it should. This results in dirty coils that will need to be cleaned. Depending on your air conditioner you may have to remove the coils to clean them. You should replace the Ac filter yearly. For central air conditioning units an additional one question that occurs is when you have duct work that is undersized causing the unit to frost up. If you feel that may be the question you'll need to consult a professional. Try replacing the filter first and it may do the trick.
Air conditioner frost ups can occur when the blower is not running at the required speed and may need to be replaced.

These are the main reasons why air conditioners frost up. If you're lucky it may just be a dirty filter which you should be able to replace yourself.