How to Clean Your Refrigerator's Condenser Coil

While I thought tools and machines were supposed to save me time and work, the Harbor Freight borescope/inspection camera revealed a very dirty condenser coil underneath my refrigerator.

This had to be corrected, and so here is another how-to video. This is targeted mainly at those who have refrigerators with condenser coils on the underside. Rear mounted condenser coils are MUCH easier to clean. I don't remember where I got the cleaning rod.

In addition to the dust, I also found a number of wrappers that were probably sucked up by the fan motor.
Just to be sure I've got all the bases covered, especially for those nincompoops who come along later and leave stupid, rude comments:

1. No, I'm not a professional. Whoop-de-do.
2. What I did will work just fine and requires no more in the way of tools than what the average homeowner is likely to have.
3. No, I'm not dedicated enough to take the fridge outside and use coil cleaner on it.
4. Don't be rude ... and ...
5. Video cameras are very cheap these days. If you think you can do better, pick one up, hit record and get to it.

The advice in this video is presented in good faith. I am not responsible for accidents, damage to property, or anything else that may stem from following (or failing to follow) the instructions in this video. If you have any question about your abilities, stop and get help before you really have a problem. Don't be stupid.