It’s wonderful, comforting, and wonderful …
until it breaks down.
It’s like when your internet goes down. It wasn’t until it was gone that you realized how good things were. A sudden need for AC repair can throw you for a loop. There are several types of AC repairs, including refrigerant leaks, blockages, bad draining, frozen evaporator coils, dusty air filters, and thermostat miscalibration. Air conditioners work on a closed loop system, which means the refrigerant inside isn’t given the chance to leave its loop. It continues to circulate inside of the air conditioner and continuously cools the air. Your air conditioner can suffer from leaks. On the outside of your AC cabinet, condensation runs through a drainage line. As a result of this drainage, condensation is allowed to exit your air conditioner. It is possible for the drainage line to become clogged. Mold and mildew can also grow inside the tube and create a blockage by blowing dust, dirt, and debris into the opening on the outside of your cabinet. The clog can be removed on your own since it’s a simple process, but if you’re unfamiliar with it, you’d be best off hiring a professional. When your evaporator coil freezes, the blower fan has a hard time pulling in air. Due to the frozen evaporator coil, your compressor overheats and your air conditioner continues to run. Good airflow is essential for your air conditioner to function properly. A thick, clogged air filter will make your air conditioner work harder. Keeping your system running smoothly can be accomplished by replacing this simple part yourself. Using a thermostat, you can turn on or off the air conditioner based on the temperature in a room. A miscalibrated thermostat reads the temperature incorrectly and provides the air conditioner with incorrect information. This often gives the appearance that something is deeply wrong with the AC itself even though it’s okay.