Indianapolis – When the temperatures rise during the current heat wave, many residents feel the pressure of faulty air conditioning systems.
Alex Peacock, a inhabitant of Indianapolis, recently experienced the worst frustration to capture in the heat without editing the air conditioning system.
“I felt that the air came in, but the temperature continued, do you know?” He remembered.
In order to relieve the struggles of those who are exposed to similar situations, the local HLK technician Ron Kazee, who works for local love heating and air conditioning, came to repair the unit.
Kazee shared practical advice to ensure that air conditioning systems remain in operation during the extreme heat.
“Apart from the maintenance services, these are the two tips that I will say,” he said.
“The number one will always ensure that your filter remains clean. And every now and then when you see heavy cotton wood ruins in the area, it is always good to check your condensate unit yourself. Perhaps, with the strength or system that is switched off on the thermostat, easy to get out and spray the external part of your coil.”
Kazee noted that maintenance at home can save homeowners a significant amount of money.
“Only these little things that can cost can save so much money in the long run,” he advised. “If you run dirty air conditioning, you can cost 50 to 60 US dollars a month, sometimes even more.”
Peacock learned first -hand how important it is to keep air conditioning systems well maintained. In the end, he needed a new dual capacitor, a common problem that Kacee increased with increasing temperatures.
“Today this is my fourth call. I have already replaced three. So that only gives you an idea,” said Kazee.
Now that his air conditioning is in order again, Peacock Kazees takes advice to heart.
“We have had a conversation on how we can simply avoid this thing with these things, how you can speak sensibly, that such things happen. So I learned my lesson. That is sure,” he said.
The Better Business Bureau has a full list of accredited heating and air conditioning systems available on your website.