Both residential and commercial HVAC units encounter issues that often originate from either the condenser coil or the evaporator coil. Most homeowners, and at times, even contractors, choose to simply replace what’s defective. However, this can lead to even worse problems if the replacement coil doesn’t precisely match the original. Here we break down some of the reasons why it’s critical to match air conditioning coils in this article.
The evaporator coil can be found near the air handler inside your home. As liquid refrigerant flows into the evaporator coil through the expansion valve, its pressure rapidly drops, causing the refrigerant to become colder. Meanwhile, the condensing coil is equipped to allow the refrigerant to shed the heat it absorbed while inside its coil counterpart.
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