If you hear an odd clanking, buzzing, or knocking sound coming from your outdoor AC unit, ask an HVAC contractor to inspect the unit's compressor soon. You may need to test the compressor, or even replace it. Learn more about your AC compressor and how to get the services you need for it below.
What's an AC Compressor and How Does It Fail?
An AC compressor is a vital or essential component in your cooling system.
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When operating a commercial building, air conditioning is of utmost importance. Not only does it keep the interior temperature comfortable for customers and employees, but it also helps to ensure that your valuable inventory and equipment don't suffer from extreme heat or cold. To make sure that your air conditioning runs optimally, you should know when to call in an expert for repair services. Here are instances when you should call air conditioning repair services for commercial ductwork problems:
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Your home's air conditioning system is likely to greatly impact the overall quality and comfort of the air in your house. Unless you live in a particularly cold part of the country, there's a good chance you run your air conditioner for close to half the year or even longer. In warmer parts of the country, air conditioning is often the most critical part of a home's HVAC system.
Because it's so important, choosing a new air conditioner for your home can be a fairly major decision.
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Although you can find furnaces with a wide range of efficiency ratings, every furnace you look at will fall into one of two categories: high-efficiency or standard efficiency. High-efficiency furnaces typically have the widest range of AFUE (annual fuel utilization efficiency) ratings, with standard efficiency furnaces often meeting minimum federal standards.
If you're replacing your existing furnace and upgrading to a high-efficiency model, there may be a few extra considerations to maximize the value of your new system.
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Few things are more uncomfortable than sitting in a room with warm, stuffy, and sticky air. Even if your air conditioner seems to be running properly in the background, your indoor air might have high humidity. So why does your AC fail to regulate the moisture content in the air? The following are possible reasons you need AC repair services to fix high humidity.
1. Mono-Speed Function
Some AC systems are only capable of operating at a single constant velocity.
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