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Common Problems with Air Conditioning Systems

These are some of the most frequent troubles with AC systems. You might be able to handle some of these things on your own. However, you should contact us if your air conditioner is leaking refrigerant or making strange noises.

• Air conditioner won’t turn on. Make sure the thermostat is accurately set before taking a look at the electrical panel for a tripped breaker.
• Air isn’t cold. Verify thermostat settings are on the proper temperature and that your thermostat has power. Then replace the air filter, if you haven’t done this in the past few months. A fresh air filter can increase efficiency and indoor air quality. Make sure the outdoor unit isn’t obstructed by debris and that it isn’t leaking refrigerant. If you find a refrigerant leak, reach us at 303-647-5749 for service. If your air conditioner was purchased prior to 2011, it possibly uses a hydrochlorofluorocarbon (HCFC) refrigerant referred to as Freon®, or R-22. This refrigerant is no longer being produced due to its harmful effects on the ozone layer. Since only limited, recycled quantities are available, solving a R-22 refrigerant leak can be costly. We typically suggest air conditioning installation in this experience. 
• Uneven cooling. Fluctuating temperatures or humidity that’s out of balance are often caused by leaky ducts, not enough insulation or blocked registers. If none of those things are creating the problem, consider adding blackout curtains on south-facing windows. You can also install a zoning system to regulate temperatures in distinct rooms. As an alternate option, a mini-split heat pump with variable refrigerant flow can fix heating and cooling troubles in spaces that feel uncomfortable. 
• Water dripping from unit. Examine the condensate line for clogs. This is the PVC pipe going out of the air conditioner. Leaking refrigerant can also cause ice to accumulate on the coils and drip water.
• Air conditioner is making strange noises. Screeching, clanging, banging or clicking sounds indicate potentially dangerous problems. If you’re hearing weird air conditioner noises, switch it off and call Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning at 303-647-5749.

If these troubleshooting tips don’t fix the problem, Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning Experts are available to provide support. While we’re at your residence, we can also recommend an air conditioning maintenance plan that may help you lower the potential for repairs and even boost energy efficiency by up to 30%.** Call us at 303-647-5749 to book your appointment now!