The Parts of AC Tune-up Homeowners May Do

Regular Tune-ups save money by keeping you’re A/C unit running efficiently. Although regular tune ups will not guarantee that something in your AC unit will not fail, it will help to extend the life of your system components and keep them running efficiently, helping to predict failures due to electrical problems or refrigerant leakage. If you’re A/C is suddenly not cooling, you do not need a tune-up; rather, something is wrong and you need to have the system diagnosed.

Here are some items a homeowner may want to do to get their spring tune-up underway.

Your thermostat may need to have loose wires tighten. The loose wires can cause short cycling and check the temperature display accuracy.

Inspect the your evaporator coil and check for bacteria, dirt and corrosion build--up. Dirty coils reduce efficiency and decrease air quality.

Your air filters need replacement with the proper size and flow rated air filters and inspect air return for air restrictions

One area often missed is the condensate drain – check drain for debris blockage and look for key signs of drain overflow (rust or stains). Blow and clear drain.

Make sure your air distribution is working to your best advantage.  Check the airflow and inspect areas where, if any you are experiencing a lack of comfort.  Open or close vents to balance which rooms are getting the level of cooling you want.

If you don't want another to-do on your list or you won’t be safe on your roof then you need help from Aaron’s Mechanical Service.

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