Cleaning evaporator coil and closing it in.
#1
Cleaning evaporator coil and closing it in.
Got a mobile home I'm trying to help with. Where the evaporator coil is held is a problem. It's in an area with the hot water heater which is typical for this home plan but that area is very dirty and it seems someone modified the area.
I need to know the best way to clean this without removing the coil. Can I hit it with any pressure or what is the best course?
What should I do about the closet space this unit sits in? Should I try to enclose it better? And there isnt a place for a filter so please suggest how to remedy this. Photos below
I need to know the best way to clean this without removing the coil. Can I hit it with any pressure or what is the best course?
What should I do about the closet space this unit sits in? Should I try to enclose it better? And there isnt a place for a filter so please suggest how to remedy this. Photos below
#3
That filter laying against the coil will not work.
Moisture that normally covers the coil surface will turn it into a muddy mess.
The grill above the furnace door is meant to hold the air filter.
it is normally a piece of coarse fibre cut to fit the space and some type of spring or strap to hold it in place.
A large fibreglass filter could be taped or secured to the inside surface as well.
To help clean the coil you could first use a stiff brush and stroke with the direction of the fins to remove the surface dirt.
Sometimes those waterless coil cleaners will remove alot of the embeded dirt, helped along with a spray bottle of water.
Moisture that normally covers the coil surface will turn it into a muddy mess.
The grill above the furnace door is meant to hold the air filter.
it is normally a piece of coarse fibre cut to fit the space and some type of spring or strap to hold it in place.
A large fibreglass filter could be taped or secured to the inside surface as well.
To help clean the coil you could first use a stiff brush and stroke with the direction of the fins to remove the surface dirt.
Sometimes those waterless coil cleaners will remove alot of the embeded dirt, helped along with a spray bottle of water.