Thanks for your help. I did call a company but they said that chemicals are
no good and that I could do it with a hose. It sure seems like a good place
to start. Do you suggest I keep calling until I find someone willing to
clean the unit or do it myself and what chemicals? Thanks again to everyone.
This ng is a public service.

"Stormin Mormon" wrote in message
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Lives in desert. Fins packed with dust. By holding a light behind my
crystal balls I can see dirt packed condensor. Though, it's a lot
easier to hold the light behind the fins.

Please call a company to clean the outside unit. They should use water
and chemicals.

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Christopher A. Young
You can't shout down a troll.
You have to starve them.
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"AKA Gray Asphalt" wrote in message
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Thank you. It's a real problem for me. Does the idea of a 'booster'
make any
sense? It might be a good idea to not replace everything until next
year at
the start of the summer season, no? I live in the desert so we still
need it
now, though. Really thanks.