Air
conditioners are essential for beating the heat during the hot, humid summer
months. When the central A/C quits
working it can make thing miserable when temperatures reach 90 degrees. Central air conditioning repair requires the
expertise of a qualified service technician.
Here are 5 problems that indicate the need for professional AC repair:
AC
not cooling the air – When the air conditioner fails to provide cool air relief there could be
several problems. The condenser or
evaporator may need cleaning or the unit could be low in refrigerant. These issues should be handled by a licensed
ac repair professional.
Motor
and Compressor Problems – Installing a
new compressor or diagnosing problems with the motor can be complicated. If the service manual doesn’t provide an easy
solution then it is best to call a licensed AC repair technician to check it
out.
Refrigerant
Leaking – Issues with the refrigerant
require a certified AC service technician.
The homeowner or neighborhood handyman should leave this alone!
All
appliances, including the furnace and central air conditioning unit require
maintenance to perform properly and efficiently. Annual HVAC cleaning and preventative
maintenance will reduce the chance of breakdown and improve efficiency to save
energy. Attempting to fix the unit
yourself could result in further damage or injury. Read HVAC Maintenance Checklist to learn more.
Appliance Parts Today has
served DIY central air repair customers since March of 2003. The local air
conditioning parts supplier welcomes the general public while others will
only do business with licensed contractors.
Appliance Parts Today offers a large line of replacement parts for home
appliance repair and air conditioning repair.
Their friendly staff will also answer questions and provide technical
advice to ensure a more successful DIY AC repair experience.