If your AC is making noise, it might be time to contact an HVAC technician for an assessment. An air conditioner that’s noisy could indicate a range of problems – some more serious than others. Water Sounds Dripping As a normal byproduct of the cooling process, your air conditioner will produce some condensate. These droplets …
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Why is my AC fan not spinning? If you’ve noticed the fan has stopped spinning on your HVAC unit, you’re likely referring to a part called the condenser fan. Air conditioners and heat pumps both have condenser fans that are easily visible inside the top of the unit. Condenser fans fail when their motors wear …
Air conditioners get dirty, there’s no way around it. Part of regular preventative maintenance includes cleaning the inside and outside units so dust, dirt, pet dander, lawn clippings, and a variety of other debris don’t have a chance to accumulate on your system’s sensitive equipment – specifically the coils. Signs of Dirty AC Coils If …
If your air conditioner or heat pump unit is showing signs of ice, you could be noticing the initial red flags of a bigger problem. Don’t ignore ice on the outside unit’s coils. Here are some reasons why your AC’s coils are frozen and what you should do about it. Dirty Filters & Restricted Airflow …
What Are Mini-Split Systems? Mini-splits are ductless HVAC systems that provide heating and cooling to specific areas or zones in a home. They can be mounted on walls or ceilings, operate quietly, and use advanced filtration systems to improve indoor air quality. Mini-splits are highly energy-efficient and can be installed as standalone systems or to …
If your air conditioner or heat pump is repeatedly tripping your breaker, it’s because your unit is pulling in more electricity than it should. This can be caused by a range of issues, most of which will require professional diagnosis and repair. Change Your Dirty Air Filters One of the most common reasons an AC …
Air conditioners and heat pumps rely on refrigerant to function efficiently. Refrigerant absorbs heat from the air inside your home and transfers it to the outdoor unit, where it is released. When refrigerant leaks from your AC or heat pump, it can lead to a range of issues, including decreased energy efficiency, higher utility bills, …