Electrical Trouble in Your AC Can Mean Tripped Circuit Breakers
July 15th, 2019Electrical repairs are potentially hazardous to you and your home if you try to do them yourself or give the job to amateurs.
Air Conditioning Repair Posts
My AC Is Short-Cycling… Should I Be Worried?
July 31st, 2017Short-cycling is when the compressor of an AC fails to complete its full cooling cycle and instead shuts down. It then turns back on a short time later.
Why Can’t My Air Conditioning System Keep Up with the Heat?
June 20th, 2016We’re already experiencing searing hot days in the Central Valley as the summer weather really starts to hit hard. The weather forecast shows a slew of days where the temperature will be 90°+ and even 100°+. You need a great air conditioning system in your house now more than ever!
Dirty Air Conditioning Coils—And Why You Need Professionals to Fix Them
May 17th, 2016The warm weather is here… and it’s only going to get hotter during the next few months. To make sure that the AC that keeps your household cool through the spring and summer continues to do its job, it’s important that you watch for any signs that it is malfunctioning or starting to lose energy efficiency.
What Causes Refrigerant Leaks in an Air Conditioning System?
August 11th, 2015One of the more common repair problems that an air conditioning system might encounter is refrigerant leaks. The refrigerant in an AC, as we’ve discussed before, does not dissipate during operation.
Why Is My Air Conditioning System Running Constantly?
July 20th, 2015When your home’s air conditioning system won’t turn on, you know you have a problem. But the opposite condition can also occur: an air conditioning system that keeps running continuously no matter how you adjust the thermostat.
What Capacitors Do in an Air Conditioning System
June 29th, 2015The modern air conditioning system is a complex piece of refrigeration equipment. It relies on numerous precision parts in order to operate correctly. One of the key components inside an AC is the capacitor, which forms part of the electrical system that provides power to the air conditioner.
3 Reasons Your Air Conditioner Isn’t Getting Your Home as Cool as It Used To
June 23rd, 2015It’s summer here in Fresno, CA, and that means air conditioning systems all across the city are working to keep homes pleasantly cooled down. But have you noticed that your house no longer feels as cool as it should?
3 Reasons Why Your Air Conditioning Is Short-Cycling
June 3rd, 2015The term short-cycling refers to when the compressor of an air conditioning system turns on and off rapidly, never getting a chance to complete its full cooling cycle. A short-cycling air conditioner is a serious problem for a number of reasons: The extra stress placed on the components will lead to multiple repair needs. The […]
