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01.16.2007 at 07:57AM PST, ID: 22124388
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HEAT PUMP IN COLD WEATHER

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Not exactly a question for this format, but maybe someone can point me in the right direction.  I have a heat pump for my house in Houston, TX.  It rarely gets below freezing here.  Well, today it is 30 degrees.  And I have sheets of ice formaing on the heat fins of my heat pump.  I've never seen this before.  Should I hose it off (might make it worse), or leave it alone?  Is this a problem?Start Free Trial
 
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[+][-]01.16.2007 at 07:58AM PST, ID: 18324849

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[+][-]01.16.2007 at 08:32AM PST, ID: 18325190

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