AC Troubleshooting: Home Air Conditioner Starts Cold Then Gets Warm

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Most air conditioner problems rear their ugly face at the peak of the season. A common issue that occurs at this time is when an air conditioner emits cold air that progressively gets warmer during the cooling cycle. In this article, we discuss some of the common causes and solutions for this problem.

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Why Is My House So Humid?

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When it comes to being comfortable in your home, the temperature is not the only consideration. Humidity levels are important, too. When there is too much moisture in the air, many start feeling uncomfortable. In this article, we discuss some of the reasons for high humidity and offer some solutions to the problem.

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Air Conditioner Makes Loud Noise When Starting

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An air conditioner unit will emit a sound when it kicks on and starts cooling your home. However, if your air conditioner makes a loud noise when starting, that’s a sign of trouble. It could be a symptom of a serious air conditioner issue. This article addresses causes and solutions for loud air conditioning units.

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Top 8 AC Tips For Homeowners

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When air conditioner maintenance is completed regularly, it improves the performance, safety and efficiency of your system. In addition, it helps avoid large repair bills and discomfort by preventing the unit from breaking down. In this article, you will find eight beneficial A/C maintenance tasks you can complete during spring and summer.

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Why Is My Outside AC Unit Not Running But Inside Is?

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Since summer is here, the weather is beginning to heat up. You may have tried to switch on your air conditioner just to find that the outside AC unit is not running but the inside unit is. This article discusses the causes and solutions to this common type of air conditioning problem.

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Why The Outside AC Unit Keep Tripping The Circuit Breaker?

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Electrical issues are troublesome since they can cause the air conditioner to go down completely. For example, if the outside AC unit keeps tripping the circuit breaker, homeowners are left with a scorching home in the middle of summer. This article’s goal is to discuss some of the causes and solutions to this common HVAC problem.

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How To Keep House Cool In Summer Naturally

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During summer, homes that do not have air conditioners need to find ways to keep cool. The same goes for homeowners who have an AC system but are interested in reducing their home cooling bills without sacrificing comfort. This article shares various practical tips on how to naturally cool your house in summer.

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Why Do I Need Clearance Around An Outdoor Air Conditioning Unit?

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HVAC systems require unimpeded airflow both within and around the outside condenser unit. A lack of clearance will prevent it from obtaining sufficient air. As a result, cooling system complications will occur. This article discusses some of these issues as well as the best methods to prevent them from occurring in the first place.

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Humidity: The Advantages Of Using A Whole-House Dehumidifier

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Summer’s hot and humid air conditions are ideal for mildew growth. Unfortunately, mildew causes respiratory problems such as asthma and wheezing when it grows in a house. Additionally, mildew leaves unsightly stains on surfaces. As a result, as summer approaches, you should take steps to protect your house against mildew and bad air quality.

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Best Ways To Prevent Air Conditioner Mold

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The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reports that mold needs oxygen, moisture, and food to grow. Therefore, moist surfaces around your home are vulnerable to mold infestation, and this includes your air conditioner. Air conditioner mold is more dangerous as it spreads throughout your home quickly, resulting in health issues in your household.

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