Comments for Air Conditioners Review http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:27:25 +0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 Comment on My central heat and air air conditioner is not blowing out cold enough air. What could be the problem? by yo http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-1510 yo Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:27:25 +0000 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/#comment-1510 GAS LEAK GAS LEAK

]]> Comment on My central heat and air air conditioner is not blowing out cold enough air. What could be the problem? by smokin_rob70 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-1509 smokin_rob70 Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:27:25 +0000 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/#comment-1509 i completely and totally agree with james m.'s answer...but even if the cleaning of the outdoor coil solves the problem i would still clean the indoor coil and change the air filter as well...probably not a plugged filter/drier in the refrig lines but it is possible. i completely and really agree with james m.’s answer…but even if the cleaning of the outdoor coil solves the problem i would still clean the indoor coil and change the air filter as well…probably not a plugged filter/drier in the refrig lines but it is possible.

]]> Comment on My central heat and air air conditioner is not blowing out cold enough air. What could be the problem? by Infantrygrll http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-1508 Infantrygrll Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:27:25 +0000 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/#comment-1508 Sometimes literally pieces of ice will form and cause your air flow to diminish, or even stop all together. You could try and give the unit a break, turn it off for a while. Never have it going ALL day and night. If you do I promise you, it WILL freeze up! Also, if you have vents in your basement, try closing them tight. This way the air flow will be redirected to your upstairs main living areas. Sometimes literally pieces of ice will form and cause your air flow to diminish, or even stop all together.

You could try and give the unit a break, turn it off for a while. Never have it going ALL day and night. If you do I promise you, it WILL freeze up!

Also, if you have vents in your basement, try closing them tight. This way the air flow will be redirected to your upstairs main living areas.

]]> Comment on My central heat and air air conditioner is not blowing out cold enough air. What could be the problem? by mrbreeze444 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-1507 mrbreeze444 Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:27:25 +0000 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/#comment-1507 Have it rechargrd and change the filter. should blow out about 58 degree air. Have it rechargrd and change the filter. should blow out about 58 degree air.

]]> Comment on My central heat and air air conditioner is not blowing out cold enough air. What could be the problem? by brthrRay http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-1506 brthrRay Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:27:25 +0000 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/#comment-1506 When was the last time you had the unit serviced? It sounds to me as if you need to recharge your coolant (used to be called freon) After continuous use the "freon" gets week or goes bad. In most states this can only be done by licensed HVAC techs. Call the maker or installer of unit to see if it is under warranty. Also have your outside unit cleaned, (the coils) and change your filter at least twice a year. When was the last time you had the unit serviced? It sounds to me as if you need to recharge your coolant (used to be called freon) After continuous use the "freon" gets week or goes terrible. In most states this can only be done by licensed HVAC techs. Call the maker or installer of unit to see if it is under warranty.

Also have your outside unit cleaned, (the coils) and change your filter at least twice a year.

]]> Comment on My central heat and air air conditioner is not blowing out cold enough air. What could be the problem? by amanda e http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-1505 amanda e Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:27:25 +0000 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/#comment-1505 Have you been changing the filter? Have you had it serviced and cleaned every, or at least every other year? Are the coil ribs (on the outside) perfect, and not bent in from rocks/sticks/hail/kids/etc., or any foreign object thrown into it from the lawn mower? If you answer any of these questions "no", you should have someone come and look at it. By the way it sounds, though, it could be either a leak of freon (it could be a teeny, tiny pinhole leak), or your "A" coil is bad. Hope that it is the leak, because it is much cheaper and easier to fix. Have you been changing the filter? Have you had it serviced and cleaned every, or at least every other year? Are the coil ribs (on the outside) perfect, and not bent in from rocks/sticks/hail/kids/etc., or any foreign object thrown into it from the lawn mower? If you answer any of these questions "no", you should have someone come and look at it. By the way it sounds, though, it could be either a leak of freon (it could be a teeny, tiny pinhole leak), or your "A" coil is terrible. Hope that it is the leak, because it is much cheaper and simpler to fix.

]]> Comment on My central heat and air air conditioner is not blowing out cold enough air. What could be the problem? by Crazeddoglady http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-1504 Crazeddoglady Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:27:25 +0000 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/#comment-1504 when was the last time it was serviced? could be not enough coolant (used to be freon, not sure if it still is). Could be mucked up coils. In any case unless you're a licensed HVAC tech., call one. when was the last time it was serviced? could be not enough coolant (used to be freon, not sure if it still is). Could be mucked up coils. In any case unless you’re a licensed HVAC tech., call one.

]]> Comment on My central heat and air air conditioner is not blowing out cold enough air. What could be the problem? by James M http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-1503 James M Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:27:25 +0000 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/my-central-heat-and-air-air-conditioner-is-not-blowing-out-cold-enough-air-what-could-be-the-problem/#comment-1503 Certainly it is NOT a recharge problem. An AC that needs a recharge will freeze over the coils and literally Quit cooling at all. Too much Freon charge makes for a "warm' operating unit. Really its the opposite of what people think as temperature of the expanding liquid is directly related to the pressure, therefore less freon yields less pressure yields a LOWER temperature. I can see why this is totally mistaken, because it just seems like more freon charge yields colder unit, simply not so. Since the unit is 5 years old I would say the problem lies in one of two areas: First, the outside condenser coil is very dirty, you can clean it yourself by taking lose the fan and laying it on its side without disconnecting it electrically, and taking a water hose and some detergent and "back flushing" it from the inside of the unit. Lots of homeowners doing this themselves as a routine yearly thing. . The second major area is the inside house expansion coil or "A" coil on the furnace or air handler. That plugs with dust and dirt if you havent maintained your filters, but this is highly unlikely as the unit would freeze and water would run down the side of the large tube all the way back to the outside condenser acting like an expansion coil and dripping constantly. Aside from that there is an in line filter in the freon's small copper line. Sometimes it plugs up not allong freon to pass and it then allows also the contamination of the expansion orfice and the inside coil will not be fed a sufficent amount of liquid freon. You can do noting about this problem yourself as it requires an evacuation of the system and a break in the small copper lines to fix this. First , back flush the outside coil, you can do it yourself, shut off the 220 power breaker of course. I am nearly 100% sure a cleaning of the outside coil will remedy your units inefficient operation. Certainly it is NOT a recharge problem. An AC that needs a recharge will freeze over the coils and literally Quit cooling at all. Too much Freon charge makes for a "warm’ operating unit.

Really its the opposite of what people reckon as temperature of the expanding liquid is directly related to the pressure, therefore less freon yields less pressure yields a LOWER temperature. I can see why this is really mistaken, because it just seems like more freon charge yields colder unit, simply not so.

Since the unit is 5 years ancient I would say the problem lies in one of two areas: First, the outside condenser coil is very dirty, you can clean it yourself by taking lose the fan and laying it on its side without disconnecting it electrically, and taking a water hose and some detergent and "back flushing" it from the inside of the unit. Lots of homeowners doing this themselves as a routine yearly thing. .

The second major area is the inside house expansion coil or "A" coil on the furnace or air handler. That plugs with dust and dirt if you havent maintained your filters, but this is highly unlikely as the unit would freeze and water would run down the side of the large tube all the way back to the outside condenser acting like an expansion coil and dripping constantly.

Aside from that there is an in line filter in the freon’s small copper line. Sometimes it plugs up not allong freon to pass and it then allows also the contamination of the expansion orfice and the inside coil will not be fed a sufficent amount of liquid freon. You can do noting about this problem yourself as it requires an evacuation of the system and a break in the small copper lines to fix this.

First , back flush the outside coil, you can do it yourself, shut off the 220 power breaker of course.

I am nearly 100% sure a cleaning of the outside coil will remedy your units inefficient operation.

]]> Comment on How do i keep the new portable air conditioner i bought from leaking water from the exhaust port? by Boomer http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/how-do-i-keep-the-new-portable-air-conditioner-i-bought-from-leaking-water-from-the-exhaust-port/comment-page-1/#comment-1490 Boomer Thu, 04 Mar 2010 03:26:33 +0000 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/how-do-i-keep-the-new-portable-air-conditioner-i-bought-from-leaking-water-from-the-exhaust-port/#comment-1490 the water has a pump that pumps the water over the exhaust coils to make it run efficently. check you drain on the back it may be clogged. or to full but if it was too full it should have a trip switch that would shut the compressor down to keep it from over flowing. but it may be a bad switch. just a couple of ideas to try hope this helps :0) the water has a pump that pumps the water over the exhaust coils to make it run efficently. check you drain on the back it may be clogged. or to full but if it was too full it should have a trip switch that would shut the compressor down to keep it from over flowing. but it may be a terrible switch. just a couple of thoughts to try hope this helps :0)

]]> Comment on Kim Yu Na : SAMSUNG Air Conditioner Brand HAUZEN TV Commercial by mitsukirox101 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/kim-yu-na-samsung-air-conditioner-brand-hauzen-tv-commercial/comment-page-1/#comment-1481 mitsukirox101 Sun, 28 Feb 2010 05:31:26 +0000 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/kim-yu-na-samsung-air-conditioner-brand-hauzen-tv-commercial/#comment-1481 her voice sounds so nice and mature XD so cute, go kim yuna her voice sounds so nice and mature XD so cute, go kim yuna

]]> Comment on Kim Yu Na : SAMSUNG Air Conditioner Brand HAUZEN TV Commercial by mcdullrocks http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/kim-yu-na-samsung-air-conditioner-brand-hauzen-tv-commercial/comment-page-1/#comment-1482 mcdullrocks Sat, 27 Feb 2010 07:41:36 +0000 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/kim-yu-na-samsung-air-conditioner-brand-hauzen-tv-commercial/#comment-1482 y r ppl making such a big deal for her changing her name? y r ppl making such a huge deal for her changing her name?

]]> Comment on air Conditioner? by devicks http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/air-conditioner-6/comment-page-1/#comment-1476 devicks Fri, 26 Feb 2010 15:26:26 +0000 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/air-conditioner-6/#comment-1476 NO. Those wall units are designed to vent straight out the back. Window units vent out the sides and sometimes the bottom. This would severely limit your air flow. That would void your warranty and burn the unit out. It could even cause a fire. Replace it with what is there. You can buy the unit separate from the wall sleeve. NO. Those wall units are designed to vent straight out the back. Window units vent out the sides and sometimes the bottom. This would severely limit your air flow. That would void your warranty and burn the unit out. It could even cause a fire.

Replace it with what is there. You can buy the unit separate from the wall sleeve.

]]> Comment on air Conditioner? by toetagme http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/air-conditioner-6/comment-page-1/#comment-1477 toetagme Fri, 26 Feb 2010 15:26:26 +0000 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/air-conditioner-6/#comment-1477 The Mike & Juliette Show did a show on this last week. Go to their site and get the info. They also give the ranking of room A/Cs per Consumer Reports. m&j.com The Mike & Juliette Show did a show on this last week. Go to their site and get the info. They also give the ranking of room A/Cs per Consumer Reports. m&j.com

]]> Comment on Kim Yu Na : SAMSUNG Air Conditioner Brand HAUZEN TV Commercial by jodycolour http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/kim-yu-na-samsung-air-conditioner-brand-hauzen-tv-commercial/comment-page-1/#comment-1483 jodycolour Fri, 26 Feb 2010 05:42:22 +0000 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/kim-yu-na-samsung-air-conditioner-brand-hauzen-tv-commercial/#comment-1483 I saw her choreographer saying that this was a commercial for a refrigerator. xD I saw her choreographer saying that this was a commercial for a refrigerator. xD

]]> Comment on Kim Yu Na : SAMSUNG Air Conditioner Brand HAUZEN TV Commercial by Funkpopper http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/kim-yu-na-samsung-air-conditioner-brand-hauzen-tv-commercial/comment-page-1/#comment-1484 Funkpopper Thu, 25 Feb 2010 01:02:24 +0000 http://www.airconditioningfilters.net/blog/kim-yu-na-samsung-air-conditioner-brand-hauzen-tv-commercial/#comment-1484 this was on the olympics last night. this was on the olympics last night.

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