HVAC Repair: Unit won't turn on or off

You will never turn to be an expert in correct appliance maintenance till one of your units breaks down. We all love and appreciate our air conditioners, particularly in the hot summer months. In fact, don’t feel free to leave your unit broken when winter comes. Owners have to make sure their air conditions work properly even when they do not use them for some time. Surprisingly, one of the most common issues that people experience with their AC is the unexpected inability to turn it off. This problem can seriously affect your budget and energy consumption, so it’s best to address this problem as soon as possible. You may find your thermostat not reaching the set air conditioning temperature. This irritating snag might be because the temperature is set too low, or because there is some other fault with the AC itself. A thermostat set to unreasonably low temperatures will tell the AC to keep working continuously until it finally achieves the desired setting. If your AC unit can’t reach this temperature, it will keep itself turned on trying to reach that temperature. The best way to check if your thermostat is responsible for the AC not turning off is to set it to room temperature or slightly above. If everything is working correctly, the AC should turn off since it’s reached the desired temperature. If the thermostat won’t turn off AC, chances are there’s another problem that needs to be resolved. Your AC works by passing air over condenser coils which remove the heat from the air. If these condenser coils are dirty, they can’t cool air as effectively. The extra layer of grit pushes your AC to work harder to cool the air down. In many cases, it won’t be able to reach the correct temperature you set, causing the AC to keep on continuously while trying to cool the room down. You can test solving the issues personally or arrange a meeting and delegate the deal to the right hands.