Odor | Condition | Action |
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Important: Under certain climate and operating conditions, a musty odor develops from mold growth in the evaporator core face. This odor is generally temporary. As climate conditions change the odor will disappear and repair automatically. If the odor persists, remove the evaporator core. Clean the evaporator core face with the appropriate cleaner. | ||
Musty Smell | Water leaks from the body. | Seal the body. |
The evaporator drain is clogged. | Clean the drain. | |
Mold or mildew is present. | Clean the evaporator. | |
Coolant Smell | The anti-freeze leaks. |
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Refrigerant Oil Smell | The refrigerant oil leaks. | Inspect the evaporator core. Repair or replace the evaporator core as necessary. Refer to Air Conditioning Evaporator Core Replacement . |