Even if AC coils can be fixed, the damage is frequently too great.The useable area of a coil, which is where heat transmission occurs, may be compromised while repairing a coil that has failed or leaked.Replacing the coil is the best course of action.

In many circumstances, AC unit coils can be fixed. Over time, corrosion, dirt accumulation, or leakage can cause problems for the coils in an air conditioning system, both the outside condenser coils and the indoor evaporator coils.

Here are a few typical coil issues along with solutions:
Cleaning: The effectiveness of the system can be decreased by dirt and debris building up on the coils of the condenser and evaporator. A thorough cleaning of the coils will often bring them back to optimal performance. A qualified HVAC technician can accomplish this with certain cleaning agents and tools.

Coil Repair: Coils may need to be repaired if they sustain damage from physical impact or corrosion. A competent technician may be able to fix or weld minor leaks or holes in the coils. On the other hand, severe damage can necessitate coil replacement.

Coil Replacement: The coils can require replacement if they are beyond repair, heavily rusted, or leaking. While replacing the coil may be more expensive than repairing it, it might be required to get the system back to working order.

Refrigerant Recharge: In order to restore appropriate cooling capacity, it could be required to fix any leaks in the coils’ refrigerant and recharge it. To guarantee safety and legal compliance, this should be completed by a certified technician.

It’s crucial to remember that coil replacement or repair should only be handled by licensed HVAC professionals. Repairing HVAC systems on your own can be risky and may nullify warranties. A qualified specialist can also precisely identify the problem and suggest the best course of action for your particular circumstance.

Your AC system’s longevity and efficiency can be increased with timely coil repairs and routine maintenance. Contact Citywide Refrigeration for free estimates with options.