Posted: 5/9/2010 11:40:37 AM EDT
| i get natural gas off a well and this winter they reworked the well and i got paraphin in my central ac / heater . What do i need to clean inside ac coils with ? |
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any body ? A blow torch. 
Seriously, you need some sort of paraffin solvent. This is extremely flammable and you may want to seriously consider calling a professional. closest ac repair man is about 45 minutes away and has already stood me up once .  used carb cleaner on pool heater and it came off great but dont think i want to use it in my house
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any body ? A blow torch.
Seriously, you need some sort of paraffin solvent. This is extremely flammable and you may want to seriously consider calling a professional. closest ac repair man is about 45 minutes away and has already stood me up once . used carb cleaner on pool heater and it came off great but dont think i want to use it in my houseYou have the right idea. Whatever you do, have an ABC fire extinguisher handy and make sure you have ventilation. |
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im guessing after i use carb cleaner i should put simple green on it and then wash in out off drain pan real good , right
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any body ? A blow torch.
Seriously, you need some sort of paraffin solvent. This is extremely flammable and you may want to seriously consider calling a professional. closest ac repair man is about 45 minutes away and has already stood me up once . used carb cleaner on pool heater and it came off great but dont think i want to use it in my houseYou have the right idea. Whatever you do, have an ABC fire extinguisher handy and make sure you have ventilation. |
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yes, Simple Green does need rinsed with clean water. also on the A Coil, most AC service companies sell a spray can of foaming cleaner. No good for melting paraffin, but, does great to remove and loosen pet hair and trapped dust so your A Coil can let more air through the coils for cooling that stuff works great, I have used it |
