AC not cooling? Try these first.
A few quick checks can save you a visit. If they don’t do it, we’re a short form away.
First, the quick checks.
Check the thermostat
Set it to Cool, a few degrees below the room temperature, with the fan on Auto. Replace the batteries if the screen is dim or blank.
Check the breakers
The indoor and outdoor units each have a breaker or disconnect. If one tripped, reset it once. If it trips again, leave it off and call us.
Look at the filter
A clogged filter can choke airflow and even freeze the coil. If it’s gray and caked, swap it.
Look for ice
Ice on the copper lines or the indoor coil? Turn cooling off and run just the fan so it can thaw before we arrive.
Call instead of using the form if…
someone at home is at risk in the heat, like an infant, an older adult, or anyone with a medical condition. Call us: 1-800-754-0180
What we’ll check.
We find the cause before we recommend a fix, then give you the price before any work starts.
- Refrigerant pressure and signs of a leak
- Capacitor, contactor, and the outdoor fan motor
- Coils, blower, and airflow through the ductwork
- Condensate drain and float switch
- Thermostat wiring and settings
Let’s get you cool again.
Tell us what the system is doing and what you already tried.
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