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July 18, 2022
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HVAC Installation & Repair
Air Conditioning Repair
The last thing that anyone wants to encounter on a ridiculously hot summer day is that his or her air conditioner has broken down. Unfortunately, there is simply no way in which an air conditioner can operate with 100% reliability. Be sure we are the company you call when you need AC repairs in Elizabeth City or the surrounding area. Our AC technicians are more than happy to ensure that your air conditioner is put back on track in a prompt and effective manner. Contact our team today to schedule air conditioning repair services in Elizabeth City, NC and the surrounding area.
Is It Time For
AC Repair?
The best thing that you can do in order to minimize the risk of serious damages to your air conditioner is to schedule service promptly, the moment that you recognize that there is a problem with your air conditioner. Of course, in order to do so you must first know what types of issues can signal the need for air conditioning repairs. You don’t want to wait for your system to break down completely before scheduling repairs, after all. One of the best ways to make your Air Conditioning reliable is through our maintenance plans!
Why HVAC Unit Maintenance helps
So, what’s so important about air conditioning system maintenance? Again, like your car it might be tempting to try and avoid spending money on something that seems to be functioning well. But, also like your car, if you neglect regular maintenance, your air conditioning system can quickly develop problems that can lead to much more expensive repairs and eventually require full blown replacement.
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Inexpensive
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Chances are, your system is working overtime AC unit cost
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Twice a Year Maintenance
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Cheaper Energy Bill
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Maintained HVAC Units Last Much Longer
Freon Phase–Out
Non R-22 Air Conditioning System
At Air Mechanical we are encourging our clients to make the switch to puron related systems
Solve work at the right time
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The Results
Freon, once a widely used refrigerant in air conditioning systems, has been found to be detrimental to our environment. Because of this, its use is being phased out. If you have an AC using R–22 refrigerant, you should know that, after 2020, the servicing of such systems will rely entirely on recycled or reclaimed refrigerant. Contact us for more details.
Common AC Repairs and Quick Fixes
Don't Panic
Condenser Isn’t Running
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Check the power.
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Make sure the outdoor condenser/compressor is plugged in.
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Next, check the breaker box for a tripped circuit.
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Check the thermostat.
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Sometimes, an improperly set thermostat causes A/C trouble. Simply lower the temperature by five degrees and make sure the system is calibrated for “cool,” not “heat.”
If these simple fixes don’t work, there could be something wrong with the motor or compressor that requires professional attention.
Insufficient Cooling
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Lower the temperature. Set the thermostat back five degrees and leave it for an hour to see if your home cools off.
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Clean the evaporator coil. Carefully vacuum the coil with a brush attachment.
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Let the A/C run for an hour to see if cleaning the coil made a difference.
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Change the air filter. A clogged filter can force the system to work harder to provide the same amount of cooling.
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Sometimes, an improperly set thermostat causes A/C trouble. Simply lower the temperature by five degrees and make sure the system is calibrated for “cool,” not “heat.”
You could have an undersized air conditioner if it can’t keep up with your home’s cooling demand. Just remember, when North Carolina summer days soar over 100 degrees, you might not be able to keep your home at 70 degrees. Always consult a professional before you decide to replace your cooling system.