Category: Self Help Tips

  • Check for Water Leaks from My Inside Unit

    One of the main reasons we “condition” inside air is to remove excess moisture from the air. This helps to prevent mold and mildew as well as make the space more comfortable. Depending on the humidity in the air, a large amount of water can be removed each day. That water has to go somewhere! Also…

  • Check the Outside Unit to Verify if it’s Not Running or Overheating

    The outside fan is responsible for removing heat from the refrigerant so it can return as a cooled liquid to the inside unit and start the loop all over again. The outside “condenser fan” should be running any time the unit is cooling. You can go outside and check the fan in the condensing unit…

  • Check for a Frozen Inside Coil

    A frozen inside coil often indicates a problem with either blocked airflow or low refrigerant. A basic check of your refrigerant level will confirm or deny a charge problem. A low charge condition will cause icing on the inside coil or even the side of the compressor and needs a qualified service tech to correct.…