If your central air conditioning unit is no longer blowing cool air, you may wonder if there is anything you can do to find and fix the problem yourself. If so, use the following four-step guide to troubleshooting your central AC unit that has started to blow warm air.
Step 1: Examine the Filter
One possible explanation for your air conditioner not blowing cold air is that the air flow through the unit is blocked.
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Spring is supposed to usher in warmer weather, but a receding winter won't make it easy. If you're thinking about buying an outdoor tankless water heater, chances are you're concerned about how it'll handle a sudden cold snap, let alone weeks or even months of sustained cold.
The following offers a few ways you can steel your outdoor tankless water heater against any sudden bout of chilly weather. These tips are also great to follow if you already own an outdoor tankless water heater and need a little extra protection.
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When summer temperatures are soaring and the outside air is sizzling hot, your air conditioner is critical to maintaining comfort and health. Unfortunately, air conditioners occasionally malfunction or break down altogether and can leave you stuck in the stifling heat. A qualified air conditioning repair specialist, such as A & E Heating and AC Inc, can restore your comfort, but during the interim, you need to know how to prevent being overwhelmed by the heat.
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Summer seems a long ways off, but there's no reason why you shouldn't prepare your central A/C system right now. By prepping your A/C system during the late winter and early spring months, you'll save yourself the expense and aggravation of those last-minute repairs. Here are a few tips you can use to get your central A/C system ready for the first days of summer.
Change Your Air Filter
This is one of the simplest steps you can take to prepare your central A/C system, but it's also one of the most overlooked.
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Over time, dust, dirt and debris that somehow make it past your air conditioner's air filter can end up on the evaporator coil. Once the coil is clogged full of debris, your A/C may work poorly or stop working at all. To keep this from happening, you'll want to keep a close eye on your evaporator coil and have it cleaned whenever necessary. There are plenty of options for cleaning your A/C system's evaporator coil.
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