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AC Not Cooling

When your AC turns on but blows warm air, the most common causes are low refrigerant, a bad capacitor, a dirty condenser or a clogged filter. Some are fixed in a single visit.

Don't wait until the house hits 85 degrees. The longer the unit runs under strain, the more it damages the compressor, the most expensive part.

AC Not Cooling

Signs you need this service

  • Warm air from the vents
  • Thermostat never reaches the set temperature
  • Outdoor unit won't start or just clicks
  • Ice on the copper lines

What the technician checks

  • Air filter and airflow at the vents
  • Refrigerant pressure and possible leaks
  • Capacitor, contactor and fan motor
  • Cleaning of the outdoor condenser and coil

What does the price depend on?

Price depends on the cause. Replacing a capacitor or cleaning the condenser is usually a minor repair; a refrigerant leak or a failed compressor costs much more. The technician explains the cause and gives you the price before doing anything.

Practical tip

While you wait, turn the unit off if you see ice on the lines and change the filter if it's dirty. Forcing an AC that isn't cooling can burn out the compressor.

Frequently asked questions: AC Not Cooling

Why does my AC run but not cool?

The most common causes are low refrigerant from a leak, a bad capacitor, a dirty condenser or a clogged filter. A technician confirms it with an inspection.

Is it normal for the AC to take hours to cool the house?

On very hot days it can take longer, but if it never reaches your set temperature, something is wrong and it should be checked.

Can I recharge the refrigerant myself?

It's not recommended. Refrigerant requires EPA certification to handle, and if there's a leak it will just run low again.

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