Can we use blower to clean AC?

Add a thin, canister attachment to your air blower and use it to free the dust from the back of your split A/C. The cooling fins look like a series of metallic lines that are snug against the back of the A/C. Make sure that you blow over the entire surface area of the cooling fins.

What happens if AC blower is dirty?

Having a dirty blower wheel will make your HVAC system work harder and, if not addressed, eventually cause your AC system to stop working. A dirty blower wheel will also contribute to a high electric bill. Damage caused by a dirty blower can be costly to fix– but can be prevented too!

How do you clean an air conditioner fan?

How to clean a fan

Remove the cover to access the blades. If you still have the instructions, they may offer you some guidance; here are the cleaning instructions (PDF) for our favorite room fan.
Remove any dust that’s collected on the blades. Use a vacuum to remove large amounts of buildup.
Dry it all out.

How do you clean a mini split AC condenser?

Cleaning the Outdoor Compressor/Condenser Unit

Clear the Debris Around the Unit.
Wash the Outdoor Cabinet.
Remove the Dirt Collected from the Exterior of the Unit.
Scrub and Wash the Grille or Fan Cage.
Clean the Fan Blades.
Clean the Interior of the Unit.
Clean Condensate Pan.
Clear the Drain Hose with Dirt.

Can a blower motor be clogged?

Blower motors that are clogged with debris, or that become saturated with moisture can fail due to overworking or electrical shorts. Something to consider when replacing the blower motor in your HVAC system is how often you are paying for repairs.

What can I use instead of coil cleaner?

Fortunately, all you need is some mild dishwashing detergent, white vinegar, plenty of warm distilled water, and a couple of spray bottles, as well as a soft bristle brush. Add a few drops of dishwashing detergent to a spray bottle filled with distilled water and spray the solution onto the evaporator coil.