>be me
>38 °C (100.4 °F)
>room 36.5 °C (97.7 °F)
>remember I have an air conditioner in the backyard full of trash
>move the b***h and make a electrical conection
>get this (image for ilustration)
how repair that?
>be me. >38 C (100.4 F). >room 36.5 C (97.7 F)
I hope you die of heat stroke. Monkey.
is the evaporator not getting cold in the bottom section? do you hear it hiss or any sort of "internal gas flowing" sound? is the fan working?
>is the evaporator not getting cold in the bottom section?
no
>do you hear it hiss or any sort of "internal gas flowing" sound?
yes
is the fan working?
yes
¿what are the tools for that reparation?
>is the fan working?
are you suuuuure?
spinning doesn't mean working
air has to pass through the coils to keep the moisture off the vanes
if the unit is frosting up that severely, then you are normally either looking at an extremely dirty air filter and/or coils that need cleaning OR it's low on refrigerant.
You can clean the filter and the coils any way thats easy for you (a medium stiff bristle brush usually works ok, or you can use a water hose if you're brave)
Topping up the refrigerant usually doesn't happen on a window unit because homeowners don't have the tools and its cheaper to buy a new unit than to have a repairman come out
>then you are normally either looking at an extremely dirty air filter
the filter is clean, some scratches but clean
>it's low on refrigerant.
i think is that, how repair that?
how often do you have to replace refrigerant? i have in wall ac's and never once thought about it
it's a hermetically sealed system. Unless there is a leak or a part of the system is replaced, then you never have to top it off or charge it at all (this isn't like putting gasoline in your car)
Probably has a small refrigerant leak considering its old condition, and that it's frosted over while not getting cold in a portion of the condenser.
spray it down with soapy water and look for bubbles.
recharging it to full charge will be difficult, but you might be able to braze the leak and prevent it from getting worse. just hope it's not filled with R290 or R600a
thanks i will do that, the compressor says is filled with R22 is normal?
Sounds like eurogay bullshit temps. Give your balls a tug. Black person.
na uh, in my country is in 40-42 °C
op here
i clean the system but i need search leaks, so i search the form of make a vaccum pump with a compressor of a frezzer, is dangerous make that?
Run fan on high. Give ACs a break during heatwaves by switching them to fan only for a few minutes every couple hours.
what a load of boomer fud. the condenser fan cools the system, and the compressor is cooled constantly by the incoming low pressure fluid. when properly maintained, the system can run 24/7 without a break.