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    spitting out icicles



    Hi, I am new to this. so any help will be valid. On the weekend I did a small job 'changing a pump'. The problem being the unit is spitting out icicles. After installing a new one the unit still remains the same. the unit is a wall mounted 'Samsung'. Any help will be appreciated. What may be the problem? thanks



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    Re: spitting out icicles

    Dirty filter!

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    Re: spitting out icicles

    which filters in particular? the front filters have been checked and cleaned. thanks for any help.

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    Re: spitting out icicles

    Short of gas (Panasonic do this)or a blocked drain,,,or the drain has a trap in it.

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    Re: spitting out icicles

    Quote Originally Posted by tichyt View Post
    which filters in particular? the front filters have been checked and cleaned. thanks for any help.
    Low air flow makes whole evaporator temperature too low and ice is formed on it. If icicles are formed on louvers or some other parts of indoor unit that mean that air off temperature is below 0°C and that could be because there is not enough air flow. It could be dirty heat exchanger or dirty fan cage or faulty fan motor.
    If ice is only on one part of heat exchanger (low evaporation temperature-high superheat) than problem may be with lack of refrigerant or restriction in system.
    Make sure you have correct air flow before anything else is done.
    Last edited by nike123; 11-08-2010 at 06:40 AM.

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    Re: spitting out icicles

    thanks guys for any help given.

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    Re: spitting out icicles

    update: i cleaned the air intake of the condencer (it was very dirty, thats putting it nicely). unit working fine now.

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