Are you looking for ways to keep your air conditioning system running optimally? An air conditioner tune up is the best way to ensure that your system is operating efficiently and safely. But what does an air conditioner tune up involve? In this article, we'll provide a comprehensive guide to preparing for an air conditioner tune up. The first step is to make sure you change the air filters in your air conditioning system at least every 3 months. This is essential for both your health and the health of your system.
If you are not using any special filters such as AccuClean, you should make sure to change it at least every 2 to 3 months. A thermostat is another essential component of your air conditioning system. Even if the entire system is functioning at 100%, without a working thermostat, you will have no way to control the system. It's worse than having a TV without a remote control.
At least you can turn on the TV by pressing a button. Air conditioners do not have this capability, so it's important to check that the thermostat does not need new batteries and that all the cables are properly connected. We also check the calibration to make sure you're listening to what your wall thermostat says. Often, an experienced technician can determine if the system is not working properly by simply checking the temperature division. The temperature division is the difference between the temperature that is currently inside the house and the temperature that comes out through the ventilation grilles.
The difference should be, on average, 15 degrees. If your temperature division is lower than that, it may indicate a few things. The system may be too old or too small to produce air that is cold enough for the size of your house, or it may be due to a system problem that prevents it from producing colder air. This could be due to a restriction in the system or even a leak. Check for dirty or loose electrical connections, leaks, or broken safety devices.
Change the fiberglass, polyester, HEPA, or UV air filter.It has two functions: it draws air through the filter and then causes cold air to flow back out through the ventilation grilles. When it comes to air conditioning systems, such as air conditioners and ovens, they last much longer if maintained at regular intervals. Since some air conditioners also work as electric heat pumps, one unit is responsible for both heating and cooling. Air conditioners and air conditioning systems must be checked regularly by experts to work efficiently for a long time. If you live in a hot, humid climate where you rely heavily on air conditioning, you can increase the frequency with which you service your air conditioner to twice a year for greater peace of mind.
An air conditioning unit consumes a lot of energy and, without a doubt, electrical breakdowns can cause a fire or even worse - an electrocution. Unfortunately, insects and rodents like to build houses around the electrical compartments of air conditioners. If you think it is difficult to do so, you can also disconnect the power supply to the condenser of the air conditioner located on the main electrical panel. An air conditioner is a complex ecosystem of electrical cables, motors, and tubes that makes it inaccessible to people who are not familiar with these systems. But what if your air conditioner had broken down and you were doomed to smile and endure triple-digit temperatures? A simple annual air conditioner tune-up can keep your air conditioner working properly, especially during summer heat. It works through the process of transferring heat, cooling the air that enters and drawing hot air from inside the house. If an air conditioner unit is not controlled for several years, the cost of repairs can be much higher than if it were serviced every year.
Let's get started! Below you'll find Nevada Residential Services' 20-Point Air Conditioning Adjusting Checklist - everything our technicians look at during an air conditioner tune-up.
