HVAC & Electrical Services in North Myrtle Beach
Common Reasons Your Air Conditioner Isn’t Working
Typically, air conditioners are dependable. But, like with any machine, they are prone to breaking down.
Common reasons your air conditioner isn’t working include:
Age
As one would expect, ACs break down with age. You should replace your system every 10 to 15 years.
Electronic Control Failure
Corroded wires and terminals are common issues. During our inspection, we will check all electrical connections and contacts.
System Cycling
When you have a system cycling issue, something is preventing your unit from completing a full cooling cycle.
Thermostat Issues
If your thermostat has bad batteries, has a bad fuse, etc., it can’t send signals to control your unit.
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Frozen Evaporator Coils
To some, frozen evaporator coils might not seem like a major issue. But frozen coils can actually cause your compressor to burn out. So, if you notice this problem, call for help ASAP.
Clogged Drain
Newer systems alert you when your AC drain line is clogged. You can also check it when you change your filter.
Dirty Condenser Coils
Dirty condenser coils create a barrier that blocks proper airflow. Regular maintenance will prevent these buildups from happening.
Fan Problems
If your AC’s fan isn’t spinning, you might have a bad capacitor or fan motor.
Leaking Ducts
Air flows throughout your home via your ductwork. Ducts tend to contract and expand, making them susceptible to cracks. Air can leak out of these cracks, preventing it from properly cooling your home.
Low Refrigerant
Your unit uses refrigerant to cool your home. However, it doesn’t use refrigerant like a car uses gas. It simply undergoes phase changes.
So, the only reason you would have low refrigerant is because of a leak. Contact our team today so we can detect/repair the leak and top off your refrigerant as needed!
What to Check Before You Call
Before you give us a call:
- Check to see if the filter is dirty
- Clear debris out of your condenser unit
- Ensure that your thermostat’s batteries are working
Addressing these issues may solve your problem. But, if your AC unit still isn’t working, give us a call at (843) 352-6427!