Replacing A Bad Reversing Valve Is An Essential Heat Pump Repair That Keeps Your Home Warm

Posted on: 8 April 2021
One of the most important parts of a heat pump is the reversing valve. There are other parts that are just as important, but without a reversing valve, the heat pump couldn't defrost or switch to AC mode in the summer. Here's an overview of the purpose of a reversing valve in a heat pump, signs it might be bad, and how a heat pump repair technician can replace the valve.
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3 Ways Maintain Energy Efficiency of Your Air Conditioning System

Posted on: 1 April 2021
Efficient HVAC systems consume less energy, and thus you don't pay more in electricity bills. Proper maintenance is a critical step to ensuring higher energy efficiency and a longer lifespan for your HVAC system. This is because maintenance ensures internal components are not blocked and work efficiently in coordination with each other. This prevents unnecessary friction that causes energy wastage or increased wear and tear. Here are four important things that maximize the efficiency of the air conditioning equipment while reducing wear and breakdowns.
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2 Unusual Noises Indicating A Problem With Your Central AC System's Condenser

Posted on: 1 March 2021
When your home's central air conditioner is running, you may already be used to the gentle humming and whirring noises that come from the condenser. However, you may have started hearing some unusual sounds that lead you to wonder whether there is a problem with the unit. Below are a couple of noises that indicate that there may be a serious issue with the condenser that can prompt air conditioning repair services.
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Five Causes Of AC Fan Failure

Posted on: 27 January 2021
If your AC fan fails, the unit won't be able to cool your home. Knowing the reasons for possible failure can help you prevent or repair them. 1. Broken Blade Problems with the fan blade itself can cause poor operation. AC blades are made of metal, but they can still become bent or even cracked over time. Dirt and debris inside the fan housing, along with poor lubrication or an out-of-balance fan, make it more likely for the device to break.
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