gooffeyguy
Tom
I've seen someone post a pic on here in the past of a brass fitting screwed into the duct right near where the filter would go to hook up a can of cleaner and spray it in there while it's running.
You can also pull the 2 screws that hold the resistor pack in the duct to gain access to spray cleaner.
Someone with a Tech2 can enable the "afterblow" feature, which was made to help prevent mold/mildew growth. If the outside temp is above 70 and the AC ran during the last ignition cycle, the blower will turn on at 68% power for like 5mins, 30mins after the ignition has been turned off.
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You can also pull the 2 screws that hold the resistor pack in the duct to gain access to spray cleaner.
Someone with a Tech2 can enable the "afterblow" feature, which was made to help prevent mold/mildew growth. If the outside temp is above 70 and the AC ran during the last ignition cycle, the blower will turn on at 68% power for like 5mins, 30mins after the ignition has been turned off.
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