Your AC is designed to blow cold air throughout your home. When it stops blowing cold air and only blows warm air, you need to get air conditioning service in Bend, OR, or pay to run the AC without getting the results you want.
Clogged Air Filter
Your AC has an air filter that collects dust and other debris in the air. When the filter gets clogged, it hinders airflow. You should clear the air filter as often as necessary as part of your regular cleaning routine, and you should get preventative maintenance at least once a year.
Frozen Coils
When the coils inside of your AC freeze, that means that the coils aren’t able to absorb the heat in the air that enters it, leaving the air warm. You can dethaw the coils, but it’s best to get to the bottom of the issue for a permanent solution.
Refrigerant Leak
Refrigerant is the cooling agent that runs through your AC that contributes to the cooling process. When it develops a leak, the coils aren’t able to absorb heat, which can lead to them freezing. Of course, the refrigerant leak can impact the air temperature before you notice frozen coils.
You should never handle refrigerant, as it’s highly toxic. This is a job always better left to a professional.
If your AC is producing warm air, but the thermostat settings are good, you need to contact Ponderosa Heating & Cooling, Plumbing & Electrical for air conditioning service in Bend, OR.
