• How can I tell if my air conditioner is broken?
    • If your cool air is no longer flowing, first thing you should do is check your thermostat
    • If thermostat is blank change the batteries
    • If thermostat is still not working and blank, remove the thermostat from the wall and check the wires to make sure it's getting power. Use a multimeter to check the voltage.
    • If you're not getting voltage, check the fuse box and make sure fuses are not blown or tripped. If all looks good, locate the switch connected to your central A/C and switch it on and off to reset the connection
    • If your thermostat still is not working, it may be time to replace your thermostat.
    • If your thermostat is working and the air conditioner won't turn on, you want to call All Season Heating & Air, Inc., your professinal HVAC company.
  • Why is my air conditioner freezing up?
    • Almost all air conditioner freeze up are caused by lack of refrigeration or lack of air flow to the evaporator coils. If you continue to run it, the compressor could be damaged.
    • You can troubleshoot by checking the thermostat temperature, refrigerant level, air filter, evaporator coils and fan. If you find any issues, call All Season Heating & Air, Inc, your professional HVAC company.
  • When should I replace my air conditioner?

    Most air conditioners lifetime is 10-20 years. So if your air conditioner is more than 10 years old, it may need replacing. You can call All Season Heating & Air, Inc., your professional HVAC Company for a maintenance visit.

  • How do I change my air filter?
    • You should regularly change your air filter to ensure the air conditioner is running efficiently and not contributing to other maintenance problems.
    • Choose the right size filter, remove your old filter and measure or read the user's manual.
    • Choose a MERV. MERV stands for Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value and ranges from 1-20. The hight the MERV, the more effective the air filter.
    • Choose the type of air filter: Fiberglass, Washable, Pleaded or Electronic and install it. Follow the manufacturer's instructions
  • Why is my air conditoner leaking condensation?
    • It may be a broken drip pan, drain lines and float switches need to be replaced. The best case scenario is that your drain line is just clogged up. Your HVAC technician uses a powerful blower to blow the clog out of the line.
    • If you need help solving air conditioner problems, call All Season Heating & Air, Inc., your professional HVAC company.

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