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Thoughts on GE "Neverclean" condenser coils?

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What are your experiences with the so called Neverclean coils in GE refrigerators? I took a look at mine today and it was covered in a 10 year old sweater of dust. I can't imagine it's actually designed to operate efficiently with that much buildup?

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Don't like this style or the whirlpool wave condenser. After you have vacuumed off the small part you can get to on the back. Turn your shop vacuum around to blow out the rest of the dust, it can make a huge mess. Yes the condenser needs good air flow to work properly.

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"Never Clean" condensor coils are kind of a joke.

I cleaned one the other day where the dust seemed to be glued to it.

I think it was caused by years of airborne cooking oil and humidity laden air being pulled through it.

They should call them "Impossible to Clean" coils

The only way to truly clean them is with quick blasts of compressed air. 

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