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1. Changing you air filter 2. Pouring vinegar and water (about a half cup of each mixed together) down the Condensate drain per filter change or every other month. 3. Washing the condenser ever other month of dirt, dust and … Continue reading →

For one thing it is one of the only things you as a consumer can do to prevent issues related to your Air Conditioning system that’s not related to a technical issue. The concept of Air Conditioning uses air that … Continue reading →

Indoor comfort is what we all look for and try to achieve. Sometimes in a two story house you find that in the summer the upstairs is too cool and in the winter its too hot. Many times that’s because … Continue reading →

The industry standard for measuring these filters is called a MERV Rating. Which stands for Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value. This rating measures how effective an air filter is. It is used to measure how much particles gets past a filter. … Continue reading →

A Condenser does just that. In an Air Conditioning application, it condenses freon gas from a gas or low pressure state to a liquid or high pressure state. To make sure that compressor doesn’t overheat though, the condenser has some … Continue reading →

Clearing a clogged Air Conditioner drain can be a little tricky. Sometimes it will involve calling either a plumber or you local HVAC technician. It will involve loosening or disconnecting the drainage line from the Air Handler or the coil. … Continue reading →

An Air Handler does just that. It handles the Air in your house. It does this by using an electric motor that spins a blower wheel that creates suction from one end of the unit and pushes it out the … Continue reading →

Checking your Heater for the winter is just always a necessity. Especially if you have a gas furnace. These give off an exhaust and the deadly gas, known as, carbon monoxide. Having your heater checked for the winter will help … Continue reading →

Suddenly you feel like you Air Conditioner is not doing what its supposed to. Upon further inspection, you find that there is a block of ice on the copper lines of the system. Is this normal, why is this happening? … Continue reading →