Your air conditioner is a complex system. Â Your air conditioner depends on a wide variety of conditions to work correctly. Â They are designed to meet the certain “load” on the house and to have a certain amount of refrigerant to be able to “cool” appropriately. Â They are also designed to have a certain amount of air flow across the coils. When any of these things change your system can have problems and not be able to keep up with the cooling. Â If refrigerant leaks out, you will get less cooling and the system will not be able to keep up. Â If your evaporator coil freezes, performance drops and it can damage the compressor until it fails, leaving you with an expensive repair bill. Â Almost every air conditioning system has a filter upstream of the coil. Â As the filter does its job, it gets loaded with particles that can actually effect the efficiency of your system. Â If you do not change the filter regularly, the air flow of your system will be reduced plus a new filter is a lot cheaper than having to call in a professional. Â Routine maintenance at the start of each cooling season and changing the filter monthly can leave you with a nice cool home during the summer heat. Â De Hart Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, serving Manhattan Kansas, Junction City Kansas and Wamego Kansas.
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