Re: Costs to service A/C

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Marshall wrote:

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working fine again. What gives? I thought that is may have been running
low and needed a charge. Now I don't know what to think. Ideas? Thanks.

Hi,

I'm with the others: low charge, combined with any noticeable humidity,
will ice up your evaporator coils. No airflow goes thru the iced up
coils, so the A/C "doesn't work." When they thawed, the A/C worked
again. Shouldn't be hard to diagnose or expensive (assuming it's an
H-134 system) to top off the refrigerant charge.

Good luck,

Rick

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Re: Costs to service A/C

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Re: Costs to service A/C - 07-09-2003 , 12:45 PM