The air conditioner doesn’t get cold
1. Air filters:
If the air filter is dirty or clogged, there may be little or no airflow over the evaporator coils, which may cause them to become too cold and frost or ice can form on them, restricting the airflow, resulting in a lower than normal flow of cool conditioned air back into your home. Check the air filters and clean or replace them as often as required.
2. Faulty parts:
If your air conditioner is not blowing cold air and you have inspected the air filter and found them okay, check the condenser and compressor. The condenser responsible for blowing warm air outside and returning cool air back into your home. And the compressor pushing cold air from the condenser to the vent. If the window air conditioner is not blowing cold air, the condenser or compressor could be malfunctioning or misaligned.
3. Electrical issues:
These should always be checked and done by professional technicians. Your AC may not even work at all, including a malfunctioning thermostat, failed sensors, corroded contacts or connectors, broken or shorted wires, and defective breakers.
4. Leak issues
If refrigerant levels are low, you probably have a leak (refrigerant does not deplete or go bad over time). The leak must be discovered and repaired to fix issues permanently.
This problem is more common than you may think, actually. Calling us ACS Absolute Comfort at +1 281–495–2013 to schedule a Fast AC service in Missouri city Texas, prevent the issue from becoming more serious.