Air Conditioning Repair Vancouver WA

Faulty wiring in AC units many times is in a visible area and can be checked to see if they are frayed or damaged without contacting an HVAC professional. Bad wires can lead to the circuit breaker tripping, fuses being blown, or the AC system shutting down. Once you inspect the air conditioning system, and signs of faulty wiring is found, call an HVAC professional for AC repair immediately. This type of damage can lead to a fire and should be left to a professional. Some faulty wiring may not be readily visible, and performing a self-diagnostic, in this case, wouldn't work. If you notice that your air conditioner is working at irregular intervals or your thermostat seems to be ineffective, call Washougal Heating & Cooling to have a NATE certified technician take a look at the wiring. If your thermostat is old, you may want to think about replacing it first, to rule out that issue. If the thermostat is not an issue, let our experienced HVAC technicians diagnose the problem and provide proper AC repair on-site. With many years of experience, our technicians are fully equipped and ready to fix most issues without delays.

Frozen coils are nothing to take lightly. An air conditioner is designed to keep the air cool by allowing the cold air to travel from your home through the intake and over the cold coils. This process helps the cold coils to keep from freezing over and will absorb the warmth and condense any moisture in the air. The moisture that's collected in the pan drains out of the house. If there is no warm air coming in, the coils freeze before any condensed water can collect into the pan and drain. There are a few reason as to why there would be no warm air coming in, all of this can be prevented by an annual maintenance for your air conditioning system. A dirty filter and closed air registers can contribute to warm air flow and lead to frozen coils. If you notice that the filters are not an issue, contact Washougal Heating & Cooling, to have a technician perform a diagnostic and check refrigerant levels and if the fans are working property. Ignoring the issue and continuing to run an air conditioner with frozen coils can lead to severe damage to the compressor. Here at Washougal Heating & Cooling, we ensure that the AC gets proper repairs and that the root of the problem is addressed in timely manor. 

The condenser fan can be found in the outside portion of your air conditioner unit and can be seen spinning while your AC is running. To determine if your air conditioner is in proper working order, check to see if the condenser fan is spinning, the condenser lines are cold, and cold air is blowing into your home. If this is not happening, then your air conditioner has a problem. First check to see if your thermostat was set to "cool" and "on" and if the fan is still not turning, it could be that your AC unit has an overheated or damaged fan motor. Issues such as low voltage, problems with wiring issues, or circuit board, and a bad motor bearing are a few signs of a malfunctioning fan. A reliable HVAC contractor should diagnose any of these issues so the issue can be addressed and repaired before more damage is done. Washougal Heating & Cooling has had a great amount of experience repairing AC's, and they are quick to get your system back up and running.