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If you notice that warm air is blowing when the AC is supposed to be on, the cause might be a refrigerant leak. The coils and refrigerant lines in your AC unit develop tiny leaks over time and they become very obvious during the summer. Click the link for the solutions on HVAC problems. https://www.uicchicagoland.com/hvac-services/
Common HVAC Problems During the Summer & How to Fix Them
Common HVAC
Problems During the
Summer & How to Fix
Them
HVAC Problems & Its Solutions
1. Refrigerant Leaks
2. Humidity
3. Electrical Issues
4. Poor Air Flow
5. High Energy Bills
Refrigerant Leaks
If you notice that warm air is blowing when
the AC is supposed to be on, the cause might
be a refrigerant leak. The coils and refrigerant
lines in your AC unit develop tiny leaks over
time and they become very obvious during
the summer.
Humidity
Summer days are often humid days. While high
humidity is a nuisance outside, it can be
downright problematic inside. Not only is it
uncomfortable, but high humidity indoors can
stretch wood frames causing damage. It can
also lower indoor air quality. As a result, we
recommend keeping humidity levels indoors
between 30-50%.
Electrical Issues
There are components in your HVAC system
that are more vulnerable to damage. The
capacitor, for example, can get overheated due
to the outdoor temperature or due to overuse.
Yard work and renovations can also cause
unintended damage to AC units. These can
result in electrical issues that can cause
breakdowns.
Poor Air Flow
If you’re noticing that air flow is worse, then
many things could be to blame. It could be an
issue with your air filter. Or, it could be due to
grass growing on the outside of your AC unit.
Keeping the grass trimmed and the air filter
clean can help prevent air flow problems during
the times when good air flow is needed the
most.
High Energy Bills
Although it’s common to expect high energy bills
during the summer, sometimes energy bills are
much higher than expected… and it may not be
due to rates changing. HVAC systems (especially
air conditioners) can get less energy efficient
over time, and this is especially pronounced
during times when we rely on it the most. Getting
proper HVAC maintenance in the spring can help
prevent these issues from cropping up.
Need Summer HVAC Repair or Maintenance?
Got Any Questions?
Feel Free to Contact Us!
847-359-5100
653 S. Vermont Street
Palatine, IL 60067
[email protected]
970 N. Oaklawn Ave, Suite 100
Elmhurst, IL 60126 UICChicagoland.co
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