I would think that if the airflow returns after thaw, that low airflow
mighta been the problem in the first place. Hard to tell without gage and
temp readings.

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Christopher A. Young
Do good work.
It's longer in the short run
but shorter in the long run.
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"User Example" wrote in message
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Low freon will cause it to ice up and that will cause a reduction in
flow. To test, let the A/C sit turned off for a while until it has
thawed. You can run the fan without the A/C on to help it thaw out
faster. If the air flow returns eventually then you can rule out low flow.