A/C Coil Cleaner
I want to clean the condenser coil on my TT before I take it out in a couple weeks. But what I DON'T want to do is harm the rubber roof when I flush the cleaner off the coil. Is there a specific coil ...
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30BR wrote:
I want to clean the condenser coil on my TT before I take it out in a couple weeks. But what I DON'T want to do is harm the rubber roof when I flush the cleaner off the coil. Is there a specific coil cleaner that is safe for the rubber roof?
I don't think I would use any sort of cleaner on the actual evap coil since that is open to the ductwork and only protected by a drip pan so unless you're EXTREMELY careful you could end up with a mess inside your ductwork. I would vacuum it and carefully remove any excess build up with a damp rag and small screwdriver being careful not to bend the fins. As far as a cleaner Simple Green or anything non Citrus or with Petroleum products in it should be safe on either the evap or condensor coil.
The Evap coil is really the one you want clean since that is where the actual cooling is done and is subject to a lot of sticky lint/dust at a low flow rate.
Larry
