You probably have heard that your aircon needs to be serviced at least once on a yearly basis. But, have you ever thought to yourself, “What if my aircon is running just fine?”
So what’s the which is only the right thing to do? Let us solve this myth for you and continue reading:
1. Regular maintenance is almost always less costly than a repair job
From our years of experience, we’ve discovered that regular or annual maintenance could have prevented 50 percent of the cooling problems.
Usually during aircon servicing session, our r32 certified technician will perform thorough checking to detect if there is any minor issues cause by daily use or long hours operation.
All these minor issues like wear & tear parts are cheaper to fix before they get worse or causing some other important aircon parts to become faulty. And this only can be prevented when you commit with regular servicing.
2. A well-maintained air conditioner last longer
Regular maintenance can save you money on repairs and make your air conditioner last longer. This is also true in reverse. If you don’t keep your AC in great condition, it may not last as long.
It will also operate at a higher efficiency throughout its lifetime, allowing it to keep your home at a comfortable level while reducing the amount of money you spend on your monthly electric bill.
3. Effect of skipping aircon servicing maintenance
- Dirt and debris will accumulate on the coils. Since the evaporator coils are kept inside, the majority of the debris that collects on them is dust.
- The outdoor condenser coils can also become clogged with debris such as dirt, grass clippings, and even leaves. This buildup obstructs the flow of air and prevents the transfer of heat.
- This means that your air conditioner won’t be able to keep your house at a comfortable temperature efficiently and potentially making your aircon leaking water.
- Clogs in your condensate drain should be removed. A clog can impair your system’s ability to regulate humidity. A clogged condensate drain can even cause water damage to your home in rare instances.
- Blower parts need to be cleaned and adjusted once in a while. If don’t, it can block the airflow, which can lead to a 15 percent loss in efficiency.
As you can see, all of the problems associated with not maintaining your air conditioner happen long-term. But like most things in life, looking at the long-term can save money and several headaches. We’re sure you’ll make the right choice!
