Did you know that the best way to maintain your air conditioning unit is only a few main steps? If you don’t properly maintain your air conditioning system you are more than likely going to lose about 5 percent of its efficiency for every year that you run it?
If you fail to maintain your air conditioner, even though the mechanical parts of the unit may seem to be working, the cooling power will completely diminish. Eventually severe damage to your air conditioning system will happen. Unfortunately, the cost of repairing these damages can be very expensive.
At AirCo we are customer-driven, professional, and available at all times of the day or night for any repairs to be done on your air conditioning system.
Let’s look at some ways in which to Maintain Your Air Conditioning System to avoid any untimely damage to your AC unit.
Keep the Air Filter clean
The air filter in an air-conditioning system is used to stop any dirt or particles from making their way into the room. A dirty air filter will cause your air conditioner to work much harder. It will compromise the ability to create optimal air quality in the room.
Clean your air filter. It should be done regularly by your service provider to avoid any unnecessary issues.
Clean and Maintain Coils
An air conditioning coil usually absorbs the heat and cools down the room. Sometimes coils have dust particles near it which can cause your unit to lose its ability to absorb heat efficiently.
When this happens, your unit will work much harder in an attempt to maintain the temperature of the room eventually impair the entire system’s ability to keep the room cool.
AirCo will make sure that your coils are clean on a regular schedule. These coils are sharp and can be risky to touch which is why it is always better to use a professional technician to periodically check and maintain the coils in your air-conditioning system.
Check the Condenser Unit Fan
If the condenser unit fan is not performing at its best ability, then it will be unable to cool down the refrigerant gas and the air-conditioning until will no longer be able to keep the room cool. Strange noises coming from the unit usually mean that the condenser unit fan is not working anymore.
When this happens call your service provider immediately. Airco technicians will be able to check for heaviness in the motor or seek out and repair any cracks in the blades.
The Condensate Drain Must Be Checked Regularly
The purpose of a condensate drain is to drain any condensation that may be present in the system. If this becomes clogged, then it will stop draining and you will notice that the water is not getting proper drainaige out of the system.
If this happens you are going to need a professional at AirCo to come and have a look at your unit.
Cut Back Plants Around the Unit
Air conditioners need an adequate amount of airflow to perform at their best. If your garden is heavily overgrown it is time to prune down your garden. Also cut back any trees or bushes that can hamper the unit from getting enough air into its system
Make Sure to Maintain Regular Professional Maintenance
Our air conditioning service technicians can assist you to maintain and repair your system throughout the year. At AirCo we will help you to get the best out of your air conditioning unit by:
- Maintaining your system regularly to prevent any breakdowns.
- Accessing and troubleshooting any issues that you may be experiencing with your unit.
- Servicing your unit at regular intervals so that it continues to achieve its optimum performance.
At AirCo we will inspect the coils, fan, motor blades, compressors, and tubing regularly. We will also inspect the refrigerant levels, clean the unit, and adjust the levels if necessary.
AirCo Air Conditioning & Heating provides high-quality residential and commercial Air Conditioning Services, Air Conditioning Repair, AC Installation, AC Replacement for Jupiter FL. We have the equipment, experience, training, and dedication to maintain AC and heating systems at maximum efficiency.
Contact us TODAY to learn more about our annual maintenance plans.
