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AC Condenser only partially cold?
Greetings all
Yesterday I had a a AC tech stop by because my system wasn't handling the 90+ temp very well..the difference between the inlet temp (80 degrees) and the nearest outlet register (70 degrees) only 10 degrees. Before he arrived I checked the condenser coils and they were *all* cold but very dry..no condensation at all. He determined the system was over-charged and released pressure. After he left,keeping an eye on the system I noticed only the lower part of the condenser was now getting cold..the rest of the coils were not. I called him and he said leave it running and eventually it would catch up..after several hours it had not changed except now there was some condensation on the lower cold coils but the uppers were still not getting cold..the indoor temp had actually increased. My thoughts are his gauge was mis calibrated and he released too much freon but I'm only guessing at this. It's frustrating that the system has actually deteriorated since the visit but I suppose this does happen..what should I expect from the return visit? |
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