AC RepairDeer Valley

• The Capacitor

  The capacitor is responsible for storing the extra electrical energy needed to help start the compressor and condenser fan motors. If the condenser fan or compressor of your AC unit has difficulty starting up, stutters when you turn it on, or only warm air is coming out, your capacitor may be malfunctioning.

  One way to tell if you’re dealing with a capacitor problem is by checking the part itself. If the capacitor’s bulged out or the terminals and connectors look rusty, then it may be time to have it replaced.

  Most capacitor problems are caused by wear and tear. Thankfully, it’s very easy to swap them out for new ones and they won’t cause any serious damage on your AC unit if you catch the problem soon enough.

  Emergency Air offers quick and effective solutions to capacitor AC repair in Deer Valley.

• The Contractor

  The contractor controls the electrical flow to all parts of the AC unit. Thus, when the contractor goes bad, your air conditioner loses its ability to efficiently cool the space. Worse, the unit may even continue running even when the thermostat is turned off!

  A malfunctioning contractor tends to show physical signs of deterioration, or what is also known as pitting. This happens when the contractor experiences extreme heat and voltage, causing it to stick and deliver continuous flow of electricity to the AC unit. Other culprits of AC contractor malfunction are wire insulation breakdown and pests/debris that blocked electrical connection.

  The good news is that contractor problems are repairable. Our technicians at Emergency Air can fix the problem in almost no time at all!

• The Condenser Fan Motor

  The condenser fan motor removes the heat from inside the house or building and blows it out of the unit. A broken condenser fan motor cannot efficiently remove and release heat. This causes a heat build-up within the unit that could probably damage the compressor, too.

  If you see signs of rusting on the sides of your AC, there is grease getting out, and fan blades aren’t rotating even if the unit is turned on, you may have a condenser fan motor problem on your hands.

  Without a properly working condenser fan motor, heat will not be released from you home. Instead, the heat will build up inside of the condenser which can cause major damage to the AC unit. If left untreated, this can result in the complete destruction of your air conditioning system and you will have to replace it. In order to prevent this from happening, check your AC to see if the fan blades are rotating. If not, reach out to us at Emergency Air to take care of it!

  It is important that you look to a professional to replace the condenser motor fan rather than doing it yourself. This process requires special tools and serious skill to be performed correctly. The technicians at Emergency Air are capable of doing this quickly and correctly.

Should you detect any issues on your air conditioning system, get them repaired right away, before they become bigger and costlier problems.

Contact Emergency Air today to set up a same-day appointment with us!