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Matt Bachelder.
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josef l baccay
Does anyone know what can be used to clean the deposits out of the inside of a coil.A friend had it done professionally years ago-I cant find anyone to do it.Everyone wants to replace the coil.House is only 9 years old and second coil is already working poorly.Anyone know of a product/brand that will work? Thanks-Matt
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Muriatic pool acid works the best of anything. But,the fins on the outside of the coil can also get plugged with mud and then the heat transfer cannot occur.: Does anyone know what can be used to clean the deposits out of the inside of a coil.A friend had it done professionally years ago-I cant find anyone to do it.Everyone wants to replace the coil.House is only 9 years old and second coil is already working poorly.Anyone know of a product/brand that will work? Thanks-Matt
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Muriatic pool acid works the best of anything. But,the fins on the outside of the coil can also get plugged with mud and then the heat transfer cannot occur.: Does anyone know what can be used to clean the deposits out of the inside of a coil.A friend had it done professionally years ago-I cant find anyone to do it.Everyone wants to replace the coil.House is only 9 years old and second coil is already working poorly.Anyone know of a product/brand that will work? Thanks-Matt
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citric acid can be introduced during heating cycles. avoid fumes. muratic acid works but is much more dangerous. you can buy it over the counter from any chemist or pharmacy.
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citric acid can be introduced during heating cycles. avoid fumes. muratic acid works but is much more dangerous. you can buy it over the counter from any chemist or pharmacy.
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