Fixing Leaky Aircon Symptoms With Tempe, AZ, AC Maintenance

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What causes leaking AC units, and can a leaking air conditioner be fixed? Fixes exist for the widespread problem of air conditioners leaking. The issue could escalate into a much bigger one if you don't take care of it, and then you'll need the help of an expert AC repair professional.

A leaking air conditioner could result from a damaged drain pan, clogged condensate drains, or a clogged air filter.

The necessity of regular air conditioner maintenance in Tempe to avoid expensive problems is discussed in greater detail here with Rescue One Air.

 

Blocked Air Filters Can Lead to Tempe AC Repair

Once a month and more frequently during high-use times of the year, you should either replace or inspect the air filter.

With a pre-filter, a HEPA filter may capture the tiniest of particles and survive for up to two years before needing to be replaced. If you need help with air filtration, call Rescue Air One.

If your air filter is unclean, evaporator coils may freeze and leak water when they thaw. If your air conditioner isn't turning on, check the filter first because a dirty filter is often the culprit.

 

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AC Repair Professionals Fix Cracked Overflow Pans and Pipes  

The second place is the most common cause of leaks. Find the overflow drain pan and ensure it is in good condition. A flashlight in the attic or cellar will allow you to inspect the HVAC system.

With the machine turned off, you can inspect the drain line and drain pan for any damage. The drain pan is where the condensate from your evaporator coil is collected before being drained to the outdoors. Ensure there is no damage to the drain pan or associated pipes.

Epoxy glue can mend cracks, but having a Rescue One Air, air conditioner maintenance professional perform minor repairs on your units will ensure that the replacement pan drains properly. You can avoid mold growth with their help.

If the water isn't escaping, it could be because of a plugged condensate drainpipe. While this may make things more difficult for you, a Rescue One Air HVAC technician will have no trouble locating the blockage or installing the replacement pipe.

If you suspect mold in your pipes, it's best to let the experts at your air conditioner maintenance company handle it.

To arrange air conditioner maintenance, or if you have any other urgent needs or questions, please get in touch with Rescue One Air by filling out the compact form below.

You can check out our customer reviews or browse through the Rescue One Air video library to see our air conditioning repair crews in action for further information.

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