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Re: Indoor AC coil cabinet sweating?
Originally Posted by Michael Vasquez
Every once an a while I come across an indoor AC cabinet that is wet (sweating) all around (some units located in the attic and some in hall or garage closets). The temperature differential is usually good. How should this be noted in the inspection report? Thanks
In cases I have seen the air flow is restricted because of a dirty condenser coil and it is either icing up or close to it or insulation is missing in the cabinet. It shouldn't be sweating. This is when you see mold/mildew build up. I have also seen it with a few closed off vents and all that air flow is trying to push out the remaining open ducts. You have to have balanced air flow.
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Ted Menelly
"Castle"
Home Inspection Services
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