● Dust, dirt, and other impurities are kept out of the air conditioner by air filters installed on vents. If these filters become clogged, there is insufficient airflow to the evaporator coil. Because of the interrupted heat transmission process, internal temperatures are substantially lower, resulting in ice formation throughout the system. The freeze can also be seen in the exterior components after some time. To keep your filters from becoming clogged, replace them at least once every three months.

● Air conditioners are made to perform efficiently with a specific amount of refrigerant liquid. If the refrigerant levels drop too low, your air conditioner will stop working properly. Only leaks produced by faulty coils or refrigerant pipework can result in low refrigerant levels. This is a job best left to the pros, especially when working with refrigerants like Freon, which are categorized as prohibited substances.

● The majority of households are unaware of their air conditioner's minimum temperature settings. This is around 19.5 degrees Celsius for most models. When the thermostat is set to exceptionally low temperatures for a sustained period, ice may form on the internal components. The simplest approach to avoid this is to keep the lowest temperature settings for emergencies like heat waves.    

● The purpose of the blower fan is to circulate the cooled air from the air conditioner back into the room. This is necessary to maintain proper airflow and facilitate the heat transfer process. A faulty motor or a problem with the control board that powers the motor are the most common causes of blower fan troubles. If your air conditioner won't turn on, it could be due to a malfunctioning blower fan. If your blower fan is generating noise, you'll need professional help from an air conditioning specialist to fully diagnose and repair the problem.

● Any moisture in the air condenses and collects in the AC's drip tray during the heat transfer process, while the evaporator coil cools the room's air. The water from the air conditioner is drained through an internal drainage system. If this drainage system becomes clogged, water will accumulate and overflow into other internal AC components. This water accelerates the freezing process, putting your AC system at risk.

WHY CHOOSE KLEEN AIR SERVICES?

We are a locally owned and operated family business helping our customers with their heating and cooling needs in Plano, Allen & other parts of Texas since 1992. Our qualified and experienced specialists regularly provide high-quality work. Because of our local presence, residents can count on us for emergency AC repair service or routine maintenance check-ups.