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Q. Air conditioning filter not getting dirty ?
Q. Air conditioning filter not getting dirty ?
Answer:
Air may be being sucked back by gaps in the ductwork. Look for tears in flex duct and gaps in sheet metal duct back to furnace or the air handler. Use aluminum tape or duct sealer.