08/05/2026
Can an air conditioner actually freeze up when it's 90 degrees outside? ๐ง Yes, it can!
If you notice ice forming on the outdoor refrigerant lines or your indoor unit, your evaporator coils are likely frozen. This usually happens due to restricted airflow or low refrigerant levels. Running your system while it's iced over can cause permanent damage to your compressor (the "heart" of your AC).
If you see ice, turn the system completely off at the thermostat and call Bill's Heating and Air Conditioning right away at (402) 477-1371. We'll thaw it out safely, find the root cause, and get the cool air moving again!