We look after all of your needs when it comes to air conditioner repair in Hamilton. High quality workmanship and standards is what you will get from our professional team. There is no need to get nervous if your air conditioner unit breaks down during a heat wave. Just give us a call.
Here’s a few things that you can check on your own before we arrive.
- The thermostat settings might be your problem. If you feel hot or warm air coming through the vents check the settings. The issue might be as simple as the thermostat being set to heat instead of cool. If that’s not the problem, you might need to recalibrate the unit. You’ll need to check the owner’s manual or wait for one of our technicians.
- There might be a problem with the outdoor unit. There might be debris like dirt and leaves built up on the condenser. You might notice some water pooling outside. There could be several reasons for that including dirty air filters and a blocked drain pipe.
- You should also check all of your air vents inside your house. A blocked air vent could cause issues like high energy bills and blower motor problems as well as a frozen evaporator coil.
- Maybe the air-conditioner doesn’t turn on at all. If that’s the case one of the first things you should look at is the circuit breakers in your house. These are located on the main electrical panel. If it’s flipped to the off position flip it back. If the air-conditioner runs after that, things should be fine. If the circuit breaker gets tripped again, you might have a more serious issue. Wait for our air conditioner repair in Hamilton team to look after the problem.
Your air conditioner might be working but underperforming and not cooling the house like it should. That’s usually the result of low levels of refrigerant. The unit may have been under charged or it might have a leak.
Compressor
Finally, it’s important to keep in mind that the outdoor compressor needs an adequate airflow to work properly. There should be at least 2 to 3 feet between it and any shrubs or plants.
Trees
There should be at least 5 feet between the top of your air conditioner and any trees. An annual checkup is an excellent way to avoid any unnecessary air conditioner repair in Hamilton service calls.
