Refrigerant is one of those air conditioning components that has a lot of misconceptions surrounding it.
For one thing, refrigerant is often known by the term “Freon™,” which is actually a trademarked name that may not describe the type of refrigerant already in your system. But some misconceptions could actually cost you, like the idea that a system needs to be recharged with refrigerant each year, which is first on our list of things we think customers should know about refrigerant.
Air On Demand Blog: Archive for March, 2016
3 Things You Should Know about Refrigerant
Monday, March 28th, 2016How to Keep Your AC System in Better Condition
Monday, March 21st, 2016How Dirty Coils Affect Your Air Conditioner
Monday, March 14th, 2016Should You Replace Only the Outside Unit or Your Entire AC?
Monday, March 7th, 2016A conventional air conditioning system is composed of two parts: the condenser unit, which you’ll find outside, and the indoor blower and evaporator coil. When an air conditioning system fails, it may be that only one half of your air conditioning system really cannot go on—typically the outside unit. And it might seem like you could save money by replacing only the outdoor unit.
