5 DIY repair tips for your frozen heat pump - Einstein Heating and Cooling

A dirty filter impedes airflow, leading to the evaporator coil freezing. Check the filter and replace it if necessary.

Check and Replace the Air Filter

Set the thermostat a few degrees higher than the current room temperature to encourage defrosting.

Inspect the Thermostat Settings

In the winter, ice accumulation is normal but if excessive, it can lead to a frozen unit.

Clear Debris from the Outdoor Unit

Hissing sounds or an oily residue are signs of low refrigerant levels that can cause evaporator coils to freeze.

Verify Refrigerant Levels

Don't manually chip away at the ice, as this can damage the unit. Once defrosted, restart the system and monitor its performance.

Allow time for defrosting

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