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Accessing AC Evaporator
As you can see in the photo, the access panel to the evaporator has the the connections blocking easy access. It seems that I could get in there, but it looks like a pain. I can get to the top of the evaporator through the register just above it, but I suspect that the bottom is what will need the most cleaning. My thought is that I could cut an access opening in the rear, and not deal with the connections located in the front. Assuming that there is enough clearance at the rear to allow cutting into the cavity, is this a good idea? Any other thoughts or suggestions?
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I'm proud to see someone attempting to take care of there equipment as much as a DIY"er can. I know our tech well and occasionally he sends me pics of some of his discoveries, and some are pathetic.
I've pulled the blower and lubed it once and our tech has pulled it to be lubed 2 times in 37 years. He stated there isn't any reason to check the coils with a blower wheel that clean, that's never been cleaned . And that's with filters cheaper than dirt. Good care can make a difference.
I've pulled the blower and lubed it once and our tech has pulled it to be lubed 2 times in 37 years. He stated there isn't any reason to check the coils with a blower wheel that clean, that's never been cleaned . And that's with filters cheaper than dirt. Good care can make a difference.
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