An air conditioning system relies on the refrigerant to create the cool air that circulates throughout the home. Sometimes the refrigerant can leak out. With low refrigerant levels in your system, your air conditioner will fail to make cool air. Refrigerant leaks can develop most often in older units. But why does a refrigerant leak…
Low refrigerant is one of the most common causes of your air conditioning unit’s inability to keep your home cool and the inside temperatures consistent during the summer months. Sometimes the temperature change may be barely noticeable; in other areas of the house, you may feel a significant difference, leaving you feeling clammy, uncomfortable, or…
When something goes wrong with your AC it could be tempting to think that you could fix it yourself. But how much do you know about your AC? When it comes to your AC There can be many reasons why your AC is needing to be fixed. A lot of these issues can be very…
Today, we at Hal Mechanical would like to share an overview of evaporator coils, explaining what they are and how they work. An evaporator coil is a component of an HVAC system that transfers heat from the air to the refrigerant within the unit. It sits inside the blower compartment, near the air filter, and…
One of the last things you want to happen is for your AC to stop cooling down your house. If it is the middle of summer and your house is not being cooled by your AC your house can get hot very quickly. Hal Mechanical will talk about some of the reasons why your AC…
