Learning About HVAC Filters 15 October 2021 4 Telltale Signs You Need To Schedule An Air Conditioning Repair Immediately Appliances always seem to break down at the least convenient times. For example, your AC could break down when you have an in-house event in the summer. But could it be because you pay little or no attention to your air conditioner? The best approach to avoiding complete AC breakdown is to watch for the telltale signs and schedule an urgent AC repair service. The following are some common signs you need air conditioning repair services. 1. Hot Air Circulation Your air conditioner's primary responsibility is to ensure your home receives cool air despite high outdoor temperatures. When it fails to cool your indoor air, something is certainly amiss. The problem could start with irregular air circulation, where some parts of a room feel hotter than the rest of the house. Hot air circulation is often an indication of a faulty compressor. However, it could also be something as simple as a blown fuse or a defective capacitor. Since you can't determine the cause of the problem, consider reaching out to a professional for help. 2. Leakage Around the Unit Have you spotted moisture around or within your air conditioner? That's an unusual occurrence that you need to hire a technician to inspect further. There could be a few issues behind air conditioning leakage, including a blocked or faulty drain tube. A quick replacement will remedy the problem. However, more serious issues such as refrigerant leaks demand quick repairs to prevent the problem from escalating. Either way, you need an urgent AC repair to solve the leakage problem. 3. Short-Cycling Does your air conditioning unit switch on and off abnormally when running? If yes, this should be a call for help. Short-cycling happens when your AC fails to complete a full cooling cycle. Many homeowners will choose to ignore the queer behavior, but you need help because short-cycling increases wear and tear. You could cut down your system's lifespan if you fail to address the issue immediately. 4. Poor Airflow If it takes more time than usual to cool your house, you have an ailing air conditioner. The system's fan is mainly responsible for blowing cool air into your house. Clogged air ducts and a defective fan may be the culprit behind poor airflow in your home. Other issues such as a defective fan control board or blower motor may be responsible for the poor airflow. Quick inspection and repair can help prevent further damage. Have you noticed any of the signs discussed above? You might want to get in touch with the repair technicians immediately. AC repairs go a long way in extending the lifespan of your system. Share About Me Hello, I am Clint. My site will cover all of the different components filtering the air in your home. HVAC equipment typically features filter elements that remove contaminants, like allergens, from your air space. The filter elements are often designed to remove a specific particle size and type. My site will talk about selecting the right type of filter element for your residence. I will also share information about installing and replacing the filters in furnaces, air conditioners and air purifying systems. Please feel free to visit my site anytime you need to learn more about this topic. Thank you for coming by. Archive 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2021 Learning About HVAC Filters