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It’s frustrating when you crank up the air conditioner on a summer day, only to discover that it doesn’t cool your entire home. It may cool the downstairs portion of your home, for instance, while leaving the upstairs balmy and hot. A healthy AC system should cool all rooms inside your home, including those on …
Central AC systems contain more than just coils, ducts and a filter. While all of these components are essential to an AC system’s performance, an equally important component is the thermostat sensor. If it fails, you won’t have control over your home’s indoor temperature. You can adjust the thermostat, but a faulty sensor will prevent …
Not all air conditioning (AC) systems are the same. AC systems are often classified as either ductless or central, depending on their method of operation. Both types can create a cooler indoor environment by lowering the temperature of the air. Ductless and central AC systems work in different ways, however. As a homeowner, you should …
When having your home’s heating, ventilation and cooling (HVAC) system serviced, the technician may perform a refrigerant evacuation. HVAC systems, of course, use refrigerant to transfer heat. The refrigerant collects heat from inside your home, after which it transfers the heat to outside your home. Refrigerant evacuation is designed to protect against refrigerant-related problems caused …
