nissan_crawler
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So...my ac ***** and I closed off a few vents and shut the doors to those rooms to help cool the rest of the house last night...which promptly froze the evaporator into a 12" cube of ice. :homer:
My question is, I don't have a heat gun and don't want to take time to run and get one...will a propane torch heat up the refrigerant too much and cause bad things to happen?
Ack the house is 80 and warming up by the minute.
Also, any ideas why if it can't come close to cooling the house that it would freeze up like that?
4-5 years ago it did an alright job of cooling the whole house when it was 100*, now it gets up to 78 or so when it's 90-95 out.
Furnace filter is clean, system was serviced last year. Can the house ducts get dirty enough to choke off flow that much that it would do that
My question is, I don't have a heat gun and don't want to take time to run and get one...will a propane torch heat up the refrigerant too much and cause bad things to happen?
Ack the house is 80 and warming up by the minute.
Also, any ideas why if it can't come close to cooling the house that it would freeze up like that?
4-5 years ago it did an alright job of cooling the whole house when it was 100*, now it gets up to 78 or so when it's 90-95 out.
Furnace filter is clean, system was serviced last year. Can the house ducts get dirty enough to choke off flow that much that it would do that






