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There are a few easy adjustments you can attempt by yourself that may help you avoid an AC service call. When you’re having air conditioning troubles, use this checklist before contacting a heating and cooling repair pro like True Temp Heating & Air Inc.
Our experts are standing by at (706) 252-3728 when you require expert help. We have air conditioning repair and repair most models of central air conditioning.
If you need an updated AC system, we also provide AC installation.
When you’re on the phone with us, ask about a yearly AC maintenance plan that might help you avoid future breakdowns. We can tell you when you need air conditioner service.
Want to get started finding the problem with your system? Try our fast tips below. Most of these steps don’t involve any AC experience.
There can be several causes why your AC unit won’t cool: a tripped circuit breaker, incorrect thermostat settings, a turned off switch or an overfull condensate drain pan.
Overloaded Circuit Breaker
Your AC won’t work when you have a blown breaker.
To determine if one has gotten overloaded, go to your house’s main electrical panel. You can locate this gray device on the wall in the basement, garage or closet.
Inaccurate Thermostat Settings
If your thermostat isn’t giving a sign to your air conditioner to start, it won’t switch on.
The main part is checking it’s switched to “cool” and not “heat.” Otherwise your air conditioning will probably not turn on. You might also receive warm air moving from vents because the heat is on instead.
If you’re using a traditional thermostat:
Once your thermostat is adjusted properly, you should begin getting refreshing air promptly.
If you’re using a smart thermostat, such as one made by Nest, Ecobee, Lux, Honeywell or Bosch, look at the manufacturer’s website for troubleshooting. If you still can’t get it to work, contact us at (706) 252-3728 for assistance.
Turn-Off Switch
Your system probably has a power-cutting switch near its outdoor unit. This device is generally in a metal box hung on your home. If your AC has recently been fixed, the lever may have accidentally been turned off.
Blocked Condensate Drain Pan
Condensate drain pans hold the surplus water your system takes out of the air. This pan is located either below or inside your furnace or air handler.
When there’s a blockage or blocked drain, water can become concentrated and initiate a safety setting to turn off your unit.
If your pan includes a PVC pipe or drain, you can clear the additional liquid with a custom pan-cleaning capsule. You can buy these tablets at a home improvement or hardware shop.
If your pan includes a pump, locate the float switch. If the lever is “up” and there’s water in the pan, you may need to install a new pump. Contact us at (706) 252-3728 for help.
If your AC is on but not cooling, its airflow may be clogged. Or it may not have sufficient refrigerant.
Obstructed Airflow
Your unit’s airflow can be reduced by a blocked air filter or dirty condenser.
How to Replace Your Air Filter
A dusty filter can cause countless troubles, like:
We suggest changing flat filters once a month, and pleated filters every three months.
If you can’t remember when you last replaced your filter, switch off your equipment fully and remove the filter. You can spot the filter in your furnace or air pump’s blower compartment. It might also be situated in a connected filter box or wall-mounted return air grille.
Tilt the filter up to the sunshine. If you see a lot of dust, you certainly should get a new one.
4 Tips on Cleaning Your AC Unit
Weeds, grass and leaves can block your condensing system. This could restrict its airflow, impact its energy efficiency and affect your comfort. Here’s a way you can get your unit working well again.
Not Enough Refrigerant
When air conditioning equipment doesn’t have adequate refrigerant, they’ll struggle to remove heat and humidity from your space.
Here are a couple of signs that your unit is losing refrigerant:
Think your unit is losing refrigerant? You need a licensed heating and cooling service specialist to take care of the leak and replenish the right measurement of refrigerant in your unit. Reach us at (706) 252-3728 for help.
When it feels like you’re not having ample amounts of chilled air, there’s possibly a clog or separation somewhere in your air conditioning system.
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