If you notice that your YORK air conditioner blows well, but does not cool, then there are several main scenarios. The air conditioner feels the leak of freon. Even a properly sealed circuit may lose up to 7% of freon per year. Your conditioning appliance will need partial or full charging with freon.

The air conditioner blows but cools not enough. In this case, the compressor of the outdoor unit runs continuously, then it turns off. Models with indication alarm about the issue with a light coming on to indicate low pressure. Most likely, there was a depressurization of the system, and freon evaporated. As the refrigerant evaporates, the air conditioner turns off less so that it does not rest. After a while, the air conditioner starts blowing room temperature air, and the motor starts to run continuously. Depressurization of assembly seams may also occur. The place of depressurization has to be established. Then the tightness of the system is restored, moisture and air are removed from. After that, the air conditioner is filled with freon.

Not cooling YORK Air Conditioner will not turn off. At the same time, the air conditioner does not cool or cools not properly. The tube to the evaporator sometimes freezes up. It might be clogged. Because of this, the pressure difference at the inlet and outlet increases. As a result, part of the freon boils and gives off cold before reaching the air conditioner evaporator. The system attempts to compensate for the lack of cold generation by continuously running the compressor. If the tube is completely clogged, the refrigerant stops circulating, the compressor runs idle, the air conditioner just drives warm air. Strong blockages are removed by hydraulic cleaning and solvents. In particularly severe cases, the evaporator tube is removed, and a new one is put in its place.

Fortunately, the owners of YORK Air Conditioner are able to get all necessary assistants right now! Prime Air solutions experts will come at a convenient time and fix all the issues. You can place an order for a call within a couple of minutes via the site or give us a call at (619) 655-3355.

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