If
your home air conditioning won't switch on, your first thought may be to call
the repair man. However, you can identify and fix a common problem yourself.
Try these steps before you spend a fortune on a professional job.
Check that the
thermostat is set to "cool."
Check if you have
a blown fuse. The air conditioner should be on a dedicated 240-volt circuit. If
the problem is here, reset the fuse. If it still doesn't work, go to Step 3.
Check that the furnace mississauga power switch is turned on,
and then check the switch on the outdoor condenser. If they're both on, go to
Step 4.
Switch off the
power to the air conditioner.
Remove the cover
from the thermostat.
Unscrew the wire
from the Y terminal using a compatible screwdriver. The terminal should be
labeled.
Hold the wire by
the insulation and touch the bare end to the R terminal (which should also be
labeled) for two minutes. If the air conditioning starts working, it means that
the thermostat is broken. If it doesn't, the problem is with the air
conditioner itself. Contact a repair man.
Knowing the advantages that you can get from hiring an air conditioning contractor is not enough to determine whether you need to hire one or not. This article was written with the intention of helping you learn some of the reasons why you need to hire one.
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