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Not all air conditioning problems require service calls

by John's Refrigeration June 2, 2017June 2, 2017
written by John's Refrigeration June 2, 2017June 2, 2017

Some problems with your air conditioning system can be solved quickly and easily.

Before reaching for the phone to call for service, use this checklist to determine whether you can solve any issues on your own:

Check Filter. A clogged filter will reduce the amount of cool air entering your home. Plus, it will make the system work harder and could lead to early system failure.

Check Thermostat. It should be set three to five degrees below the room temperature to start the system. Don’t be tempted to turn it down further to try to get your air conditioner to start. This can cause additional problems.

Check Circuit Breakers. Determine whether any of them are tripped in the electrical panel. Reset if needed.

Check Vents. Make sure all vents and return air ducts are open and not blocked.

Check Air from Indoor Vents. The air blowing should be cool. If there is no air, or it is warm, turn off the unit and call for service. Continuing to run your air conditioner could cause damage to the system.

Check Air from Outdoor Unit. You should feel warm air blowing from the vents. If there is no air, turn off the unit and call for service. Continuing to run your air conditioner could cause damage to the system.

Check the Outdoor Unit. Clear away any debris or landscaping to allow at least 15 inches of free space for proper airflow.

If you see the following symptoms, call right away to avoid damage to the system.

  • Fluid or water is leaking from the unit.
  • Water coming from the upper vent (typically located on the side of your house, about 10 feet up).
  • You see a buildup of ice on the unit.
  • The system is making strange noises or is noisier than usual.
  • The system has a hard time starting up, or you notice the lights dim when it starts.
  • The system runs continually.

If your air conditioning system is still not operating properly, call John’s Refrigeration at (480) 648-2505, or go to JustCallJohns.com.

 

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