
Clean
Condenser Coils Dirty condenser coils will raise refrigerant pressure
higher than needed, increasing your electric bill. Cleaning the coils will keep
your equipment at maximum efficiency while at the same time, saving you money.
Check
the Refrigerant Charge The refrigerant charge is checked by measuring
temperature differential and determining electrical demand on the compressor or
by reading the pressure gauges. A low or high refrigerant charge can easily go
unnoticed and increase operating costs. An improper charge can also cause
compressor shut-down. Periodic checks on refrigerant levels can lower your
energy bills and prevent future repairs.
Inspect and Clean Out
Condensate Drain Clogged drains can increase the humidity level in
extensive water damage. Proper maintenance of the condensate drain can prevent
unwanted repair calls.
Inspect Blower Wheels Dirty blower
wheels reduce air flow, causing longer operating time and increased energy cost.
This problem can lead to lost comfort and compressor failure. Avoid wasting your
energy dollars by verifying that your maintenance includes a thorough check and
cleaning of your blower system. |
| Even New
Equipment Needs Maintenance! |
- Some air conditioning and heating problems can
double operating costs without reducing comfort.
- A refrigerant undercharge of only 10% can
increase operating costs by almost 20%.
- A dirty evaporator, condenser and blower could
increase air conditioning or heat pump electrical usage by 50% or more.
- Just 100th of an inch of dirt or film on an
evaporator coil can reduce cooling and heating efficiency by 5%.
- Proper care of your equipment can save you
real dollars on your utility bills.
- All leading manufacturers recommend regular
maintenance to maintain peak performance.
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