The answer to 'why is my condenser freezing up' is that a frozen condenser is typically caused by a problem with airflow or refrigerant levels. This can happen when the condenser coils are dirty, the airflow is blocked, or there is a refrigerant leak or low charge.
Some common symptoms of a frozen condenser include ice buildup on the coils, reduced cooling output, and the compressor cycling on and off frequently. If left unaddressed, a frozen condenser can eventually lead to compressor failure and other serious HVAC issues.