Stormin Mormon wrote:
I've installed furnaces and AC for a few years.
Can't say as I've ever seen an air filter on a
condensor. How do you keep your condensor filter
dry, when it rains or snows?


I install filters on condensers for refrigeration units
in restaurants. I explain to the owners that unless they
want to spend another $1,200.00 to replace a compressor,
wash the filter once a week. Why do people always want
to shoot the messenger? *snicker*

TDD