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Have you noticed a pool of water in your AC system’s condensate pan? You don’t want to ignore this because overflowing condensate pans are often the result of pump failure. The condensate drain pump is a water-pumping device that’s designed to extract water out of the condensate pan and flush it through the drain line. …
Bearings are commonly found in AC systems and consist of ring-like parts with a set of enclosed balls. They are designed to reduce friction. Bearings fit over shafts to constrain motion while simultaneously providing a smoother method of operation. Bearings can wear out. If your AC system has a worn bearing, you’ll need to get …
High static pressure in your HVAC is an industry term referring to the measurement of air resistance encountered by the blower. The more resistance the blower encounters the higher its static pressure. Reasons for this could be poor system design, ductwork not being installed properly, or poor filter choices. Your HVAC system must circulate air …
The compressor is one of the most important parts of an AC system. It works in conjunction with the coils to transfer heat from an indoor space to an outdoor space. Both split and packaged AC systems have a compressor. While you typically won’t see the compressor, it will turn on automatically when your AC …
If your AC system is leaking refrigerant, you’ll need to get it fixed as soon as possible. AC systems contain many different parts. The refrigerant will flow through most of these parts with the exception of the condenser fan and blower. While AC systems are designed to be sealed, leaks can and do occur. Maybe …
Does your AC system have a noisy compressor? As it compresses the hot refrigerant in your AC system, the compressor will make noise, but some compressors are noisier than others. If you’re tired of dealing with a noisy compressor, you might consider the following solutions to make it quieter. Use a Compressor Blanket There are …
When inspecting your AC system, you should look for signs of corrosion. AC systems contain many parts. If a part is made of metal – or if it contains metal – it may corrode. Corrosion occurs when metal is exposed to oxygen. Oxygen in the air or moisture can trigger this chemical reaction. Here are …
Turning a blind eye to leaky eye ducts can be expensive. Learn the signs to save money and keep your home more comfortable and cleaner! After cooling or warming your home, your heating, ventilation, and cooling (HVAC) system must distribute the newly conditioned air throughout the ductwork. A blower will force the conditioned air into …
You can expect some uncomfortably hot summer days if your AC system has a frozen evaporator coil. When frozen, it won’t be able to absorb heat from the inside of your home effectively. Your AC system may still turn on, but a frozen evaporator coil will almost certainly have a negative impact on its cooling …
Uneven cooling is a common problem with residential AC systems. Assuming your AC system is the right size for your home – and it was installed correctly – it should cool all of the rooms in your home. If you discover that some rooms are noticeably warmer than others, it typically indicates a problem. What …
