Poor Wiring
If your HVAC system has bad wiring, the inadequate electric supply can trip the circuit breaker or completely eliminate power to the air conditioning unit. You should seek help for this issue as soon as possible since it poses a potential fire hazard.
Lack of Maintenance
Without regular system maintenance, your HVAC can struggle to keep your space at a comfortable temperature. Air filters should be replaced every three months, or more often if they’re visibly dirty. Other maintenance tasks, including drain line and coil inspections, refrigerant checks, and component lubrication and repair, require the service of a professional HVAC technician.
Refrigerant Leak
Without enough Freon or refrigerant, the A/C will be unable to effectively cool the home. Eventually, a lack of Freon will cause a complete system breakdown. Most cases of inadequate refrigerant involve a system leak, which must be detected and fixed to avoid a serious environmental hazard.
System Overuse
If your area experiences an excessive heat wave, your A/C system may display the effects of overuse. Constantly running the home’s HVAC system can result in compressor failure, a tripped circuit breaker, blown capacitor, or system breakdown due to overheating.
Broken External Components
When the outside components of your unit become compromised, the system will no longer work correctly. An overheated compressor could indicate a problem with the outside fan, which can lead to system damage without repair. When the outside unit completely breaks down, common causes include a broken thermostat, faulty contactors, or issues with electrical power.
When you need fast relief for a broken HVAC unit, contact Charlie’s Tropic Heating & Air. We’ve been serving the Atlantic Beach area since 1998 and provide affordable, professional service for your air conditioning woes. We also offer 24/7 emergency repairs. Call 904-867-8480 or schedule your appointment for a free service estimate today.
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