Refrigeration Leak Repair
Your air conditioner or heat pump (if you have a heat pump) does not consume Freon or refrigerant. The system is a sealed system and the air conditioner does not burn or use up refrigerant to make your house cool and/or warm if you have a heat pump. The refrigerant in your air conditioner or heat pump is supposed to be locked in a hermetic system and sealed tight. From time to time a leak occurs in the air conditioning system and the unit needs to be charged so that it can continue doing its job of cooling the home or business. As the refrigerant leaks out the system still cools. It actually cools too much.
Why is My Refrigerator Not Working?
The indoor evaporator coil begins to freeze up because the temperature of the evaporator coil drops below the dew point. This is humidity or moisture in your home or business which passes through the air conditioning (or heat pump) indoor coil (evaporator) for conditioning. The air conditioning system experiences a reduced amount of air flow because of the coil icing up.
You may notice ice on the copper refrigeration lines which run to the outside condenser. If you see this it is important to shut the system off immediately and call MMS. If the system is left running the indoor evaporator coil will turn into a block of ice and no air flow will come out of the vents. Let us come and take care of your leak repair.
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FAQs Let Us Help You
Does your home feel too humid after a summer rainstorm? Here is a simple solution: run your air conditioning system a little longer than normal at a lower temperature than normal. Your air conditioning system is dehumidifying your home, while it is running. The system will draw all of the humidity out of your home and that cool feeling will return!
Zoning makes your home more comfortable and helps you save money on energy. Your home is divided into independent zones, as multiple thermostats are used. The climate is then independently controlled depending on your desired level of comfort in each zone. Most common examples of zoning are: separating the upstairs climate from the downstairs; establishing a special zones for sleeping and living areas.
By zoning, you have more control over different areas of your home, without having to regularly adjust the thermostat in order to reach desired level of comfort. Rooms inside your home, which are traditionally warmer than others, are easily cooled without placing extra strain on your HVAC system.
Regular maintenance is absolutely vital to the performance and lifespan of your heating/cooling system.
Benefits of regular maintenance are:
- System will perform efficiently and you will be able to cut down on high energy costs
- Prolong the life-span of the equipment; avoid unexpected and costly repairs
- Maintain manufacturer’s warranty
- Ensure system is running without risk to your health or/and safety
