The condenser unit is a huge part of a central air system. Since this unit is located outside, where it is exposed to the elements, certain parts of it are prone to get damaged or worn out over the years. The hoses that connect the condenser to your home are especially vulnerable. This article explains how to check and fix these hoses.
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- Mold in your air conditioner can be a major problem. Not only does it create a musty smell in the home each time the AC turns on, it can also lead to allergies and breathing problems for everyone living in the house. Mold occurs because there are many components inside an AC unit that are exposed to moisture. Fortunately, you can also take steps to easily prevent and
- Your air conditioner shouldn't shake, rattle, or roll when it's running. In fact, with a properly working unit, you shouldn't be able to pick up any vibrations from the unit unless you are actually touching it. If you are noticing movement when the AC is on, it's time to do some troubleshooting. The following guide can help. Issue #1: Unsecured housing The housing is
- The state of an air conditioning system's ductwork usually determines the performance of the system. This is because if the duct system in good shape, adequate airflow to the cooling part of the air conditioner won't be a problem. This usually guarantees an efficient air conditioning process while also preventing airflow-related complications such as evaporator coil i
- Are you fed up of your utility bills being so high? When you're on a strict budget, you want to reduce the outgoing costs as much as possible. Turning the AC off isn't an option right now, but you do need to make sure it is working efficiently. Spending some money on your AC repairs could lead to more savings in the future. Here are four reasons why AC repairs will br