Air conditioner repair is inevitable. Even the most reliable model will fail sooner or later. You must understand that an air conditioner is a very complex piece of equipment that requires regular maintenance and careful handling. Remember to clean dirty air filters and check freon level in time. When homeowners start using the appliance either for cooling or heating, there is a necessity to check the air conditioner to be sure it functions properly. Often, users are confused with warm air blowing from vents. If you set the temperature too high, the air conditioner will easily and naturally cope with the task and will turn off safely. If this is exactly the temperature you achieved - there is nothing to worry about at all - this is the normal mode of operation of the device. Or just lower the temperature if you made a mistake initially. One of the easiest items to fix on an appliance that doesn't work properly includes the filters. Filters require regular cleaning or replacement, depending on the filter type. Blocked filters reduce the efficiency of your Admiral air conditioner and increase utility costs. Double-check your owner's manual to verify the filters match the system you have. The wrong filter drastically affects furnace use and function. Develop a maintenance schedule to replace or clean the filters on schedule. Your air conditioning system uses a chemical called refrigerant to help cool your home. The refrigerant is pumped through copper tubing, the indoor evaporator coil and outdoor condensing unit, in a continuous loop. As it flows through your AC system, the refrigerant pulls heat from your home and deposits it outside, leaving indoor air cooler, less humid and more comfortable. If refrigerant levels get low, you might experience such air conditioner problems as not staying cool enough house, continuously running system and turning on/ off several times in a row (short cycling) appliance. If your thermostat settings are correct and your air filter is clean, you may have a leak or other issue that is causing the refrigerant levels to drop. If you suspect low refrigerant levels, contact your local Admiral repair service. A qualified HVAC technician will have the tools and will know how to troubleshoot an air conditioner for refrigerant-based issues. Do not attempt to troubleshoot refrigerant issues yourself.
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