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Helpful
Air
Conditioning
Tips
When
the
temperature
rises,
it's
time
to
think
about
routine
maintenance
for
your
A/C
unit.
As
with
any
electrical
appliance--remember
to
disconnect
all
power
to
your
air
conditioning
unit
before
you
remove
the
access
panels
to
perform
routine
maintenance,
and
be
aware
that
there
may
be
more
than
one
connection
that
you
must
disable.
Do-It-Yourself
Routine
A/C
Maintenance
 | Check
and
change
air
filters
every
month.
A
dirty
filter
makes
your
air
conditioner
work
harder
and
costs
you
more
money
on
your
utility
bill. |
| Your
indoor
coil
should
be
dusted.
Use
the
soft-brush
attachment
to
your
vacuum
cleaner
to
accomplish
this
task
and
make
sure
the
coil
is
dry
before
you
start. |
| Make
sure
your
outdoor
condensing
unit
is
free
of
any
debris--keep
grass
clippings,
leaves,
plants,
and
other
items
away
from
your
unit.
Occasionally
you
should
check
the
base
pan
which
is
located
under
the
unit
and
remove
any
debris
that
has
collected. |
| Be
sure
the
support
for
your
outdoor
unit
has
not
settled
and
caused
your
unit
to
become
un
level.
If
you
see
that
it
is
not
level,
you
will
need
to
re-level
it
to
keep
moisture
properly
draining
out. |
When
Your
A/C
Is
Not
Cooling
| Be
sure
your
circuit
breakers
are
on
and
that
the
fuses
have
not
blown
out. |
| Check
your
filters,
and
make
sure
they
are
clean
and
not
obstructed
by
any
debris. |
| Make
sure
your
thermostat
is
properly
set
to
cool. |
Most
dealers
recommend
that
you
have
your
unit
inspected
and
serviced
by
a
professional
at
least
once
a
year
and
many
offer
service
contracts
which
cover
seasonal
inspections.
Saving
Money
It
is
often
quoted
that
23°
is
the
acceptable
temperature
for
all-round
comfort,
but
it
is
not
necessary
to
adhere
to
this
figure.
It
is
found
that
24-25°C
in
summer
and
17-19°C
in
winter
is
comfortable
and
also
saves
electricity.
You
can
save
considerably
on
the
amount
of
energy
consumed
for
each
1°C
of
cooling
or
heating
that
you
do
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