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Default Corrosion on Condensing unit fins

Aluminum is a reactive metal protected by oxide.
However when corrosion occous it can literaly
lay the copper coil bare.
You should have the coil coated with a polymer
This can be brought in spray cans and goes
under various names Kole Kote Etc.

"Puddin' Man" wrote in message
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LIttle 2-ton Heil R22 system, 1 1/2 years old. Cools tiny brick
bungalow in midwest US.

Dogs are all female: no peeing on unit. I hose it down every
time I run the weed-whacker.

Condensing unit fins near ground level turning grey/white with
some kind of corrosion. Doesn't look nice, couldn't improve
heat dissipation.

Spray the corrosion with some kind of preserving lubricant?

Thx,
Puddin'

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