If your air conditioner makes weird noises when you turn it on for the first time in the summer, the problem might be due to dirt or dust buildup in the condenser. If you know how to clean your condenser and do so but the noises continue, call an AC repair company to send help.
The compressor is in the condenser, and it's an expensive part to replace. It's not a good idea to run the AC when it makes odd noises since that could indicate there's a problem with the equipment that might harm the parts.
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Your home relies on the drain system to get rid of unwanted water and waste. However, when it comes to keeping the drains clean and functional, it's common for most homeowners to overlook this part. You need regular professional drain cleaning services to improve your drainage efficiency and prevent plumbing emergencies like blockages and burst pipes. Here are some more benefits of regular drain cleaning services.
Keeps Bad Odors Under Control
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Air conditioning units can become a pain when they get older. And worse still, issues could become bigger if you don't perform routine HVAC maintenance. Depending on the frequency of use, you should prepare yourself for the following four common problems with an older AC unit.
Improperly Working AC Fan
An older AC fan may start to move too slowly or not at all. If the fan does not move as it should, little or no heat transfer will occur.
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If you're handy around the house, you probably enjoy the savings and sense of accomplishment from doing your own repairs. While many things around the average home are easy to handle as a do-it-yourselfer, you may want to reconsider repairs on your central air conditioning system. Although many fixes aren't complex, there are good reasons to leave them to a professional.
Next time you want to start poking around inside your air handler or condenser units, keep these three risks in mind and consider calling a professional for HVAC repair instead.
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One of the biggest sources of energy waste in older homes is in the central air ductwork. If the joints between ducts aren't tight or if the ducts have holes in them, air can leak out into unconditioned spaces or outside the home — you're wasting energy cooling spaces that don't need it. Additionally, uninsulated ducts in a hot area like the attic can result in the cool air inside the duct being warmed up by the hot air surrounding the duct, which also reduces your home's energy efficiency.
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