DX Evaporator Coils for

Heat Absorption
The AC unit in your home consists of a compressor, blower
fan, thermostat, condenser fan, DX evaporator coils,
condenser coil, wires, tubing, and various electric circuits.

Any disturbance occurring to the DX evaporator coils would

immediately affect the AC unit and its performance for
removing the heat accumulated. The smooth operations of
an AC unit create a comfortable living space in your home.
Hence, the performance of all components in an AC unit
does matter for providing the overall output.

The evaporator coils beneath the blower fan live inside the
home with access from ductwork and are made of
copper/aluminum tubing. You can witness these serpentine-
shaped coils curved over a grid of cooling fins that absorb
heat. The heated incoming air flow gets absorbed and cools
downstream air going into the ducts.
The life of evaporator coils depends on the AC unit’s maintenance.
Regularly maintained ACs doesn’t give you a hard time. On the other
hand, neglected ACs with scarcely done maintenance may require
frequent changing of components or parts. Several owners lag
concentration on cleaning the AC from pollens, dust, dirt, etc. The jammed
air filter, the dirt deposited on the evaporator coil, the corrosion developed
due to moisture, etc. contribute to reducing an AC’s efficiency.

You need to change evaporator coils if you notice:

1. Warm air blowing from vents

2. AC unit leakage
3. Problems in transition in HVAC (heating to air conditioning)
4. AC won’t turn on
5. Strange sounds from AC unit

Factory-tested evaporator coils, direct expansion coils, and various coils

ensure top-notch performance for the machines or equipment or devices
they are used in.