When an air conditioner is working perfectly, you should get abundant and even airflow from each duct in your home. What, then, does it mean when one or more of your ducts have low airflow but others are still working? Your air conditioner is obviously not completely broken, but there is a problem at hand. Here’s a look at some likely culprits.
1. Blockages in the ducts.
It’s possible that there is something inside the ducts leading to the low-flow vents that is stopping the air from reaching them.…
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If a heavy storm came through and your air conditioner looks damaged from tree branches, you want to call an air conditioning repair professional before you try to turn the unit on. Turning on the unit if there is electrical damage or impact damage can cause a need for more costs and repairs. Instead, you want to make sure that you aren’t at the risk of harming your HVAC system or your home or putting anyone in danger.…
