Biohazard
Thank you so much! It is a task with a purpose, that much is certain.
Got bizzy with the HVAC assembly (or disassembly) before the weekend even started.
Here's a look at that part of the HVAC box that houses the A/C evaporator. It is basically the black sheet metal box with an unpainted sheet metal liner inside of it and fiberglass insulation in between. I had already gotten the evaporator out.
Peeling off the insulation...easy enough..but there was plenty of glue used to put it in there. I want it all out!
Here I am, peeling the drip tray out of the HVAC box. Have you any idea how nasty that insulating fibre is??
Other side of the drip pan.
Can't wait to get rid of this stuff! Could hardly pause long enough to snap pictures.
In the next pic, you can see the drip pan in the background.
There is a foam panel glued to the flapper door.
Bucket of crud scraped from the HVAC box.
After pulling out all of the loose insulating panels, I soaked the inside with that plant oil to let it sit overnight. Hopefully, the glue and goo will come off more easily.
Thank you so much! It is a task with a purpose, that much is certain.
Got bizzy with the HVAC assembly (or disassembly) before the weekend even started.
Here's a look at that part of the HVAC box that houses the A/C evaporator. It is basically the black sheet metal box with an unpainted sheet metal liner inside of it and fiberglass insulation in between. I had already gotten the evaporator out.
Peeling off the insulation...easy enough..but there was plenty of glue used to put it in there. I want it all out!
Here I am, peeling the drip tray out of the HVAC box. Have you any idea how nasty that insulating fibre is??
Other side of the drip pan.
Can't wait to get rid of this stuff! Could hardly pause long enough to snap pictures.
In the next pic, you can see the drip pan in the background.
There is a foam panel glued to the flapper door.
Bucket of crud scraped from the HVAC box.
After pulling out all of the loose insulating panels, I soaked the inside with that plant oil to let it sit overnight. Hopefully, the glue and goo will come off more easily.