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out door condensor/ winter storage

md
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I have always be told by some of the older techs when shutting down central air for the winter to cover the outdoor condenser , just the top not the sides to keep leaves and heavy ice build up out,,,, and to kill power to unit, [ so oil heater does not work all winter,] then turn on a day before use and fire unit up in early spring,,,, is this a correct way to prep unit for winter,,, thanks
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Winter shut down
That's a pretty good way to do it. But I highly recommend 2-3 days for the CCH to heat up the oil to drive the Freon out of the oil, 1 day is not enough ,especially if it is windy.0
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