My AC is frozen?
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ok so you see that triangle
its covered in snow
wtf am i supposed to do?
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Your freon is low, it must be a older unit. Defrost by turning off, however be aware it will happen again. If it's a window unit time for a new one. If it's central time to call serviceman.
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umm.throw some hot water on it?
Dont know.I live in the south
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Our AC unit freezes up all the time at work... I think the only thing you can do is turn it off and wait for it to thaw.
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Regardless, you need to defrost the unit. Unplug it and let the ice melt on its own... that is the safest and most effective way to "unfreeze" an A/C unit. No risk of burning yourself with hot water or electrocution from pouring water onto it. Granted it takes time, but the reason your A/C has frozen is due to the relative outside humidity. It can be a fairly common and annoying problem... it might be a good idea to have someone come out to service it before we get further into the summer. Most newer A/C units have an automatic thaw feature that might be malfunctioning. Really wish I could have seen the pics, but hope this helps.
call a technician to add freon on your ac..
your freon pressure is low
Check the filter, then if that's not the problem, it will probably be the freon needs recharged
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