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Leaking Water
The most common issues we get asked to resolve is when a unit is dripping water. The main reasons for a unit leaking can be because the unit has not been serviced or the condensate pump has failed. This type of repair is nearly always completed within the first hour on site, making it a fairly simple repair. The condensate pump is a serviceable part and our London based engineers keep stocks on the van should it need replacing. Call our team to arrange for an engineer to attend site today.
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Not CoolingNot Cooling
If the unit turns on but is not producing either cool or warm air then the air conditioning unit might have a gas leak. The aircon system will need inspecting to find the leak and repair it. We can test the pipework, and vac the system to remove any air or moisture before filling it with the correct amount and type of refrigerant. This process takes on average 4 hours to complete. Call our aircon repair team today.
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No PowerNo Power
When the units appear to be dead, and nothing is showing on the wall controller it is best to check your main fuse board to ensure it has not tripped. You can also check the electrical isolator that will be located next to the outdoor unit to ensure this is in the on position. If both these items appear okay, then you will require an air conditioning engineer to attend site to diagnose the potential problem. Often it is a simple fix but should the system require parts we will always provide a written quotation before proceeding thus ensuring that you do not receive an unexpected repair bill.
Call our air conditioning repair team today.
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Noisy UnitNoisy Unit
If the outdoor unit is making more noise than usual, then it might require a replacement fan motor and likewise for the indoor unit. The condensate pump which removes moisture from the system may also be at fault as when these start to fail they can become noisy. All of the above point towards an imminent failure of the system and early diagnosis and repair are essential to prevent further damage.
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Bad SmellBad Smell
Air conditioning units are recirculating the air within the room. Therefore, smells and odours build up on the cooling coils. The system is removing the moisture from the atmosphere, and therefore, you can have a build-up of bacteria that can only be removed with specialist chemicals. Having the units regularly serviced is a sure-fire way of eliminating these bad smells.
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Not HeatingNot Heating
Ensuring the controller is set to heating mode might sound like an obvious solution but is the most common diagnosis we make over the phone! If the air conditioning unit is neither heating nor cooling, then the system may well be short of refrigerant gas indicating that a leak has occurred.
If your system has an infrared remote control, it is wise to change the batteries as often the remote does not have enough power to send the signal to the unit despite the display looking normal. -
Gas LeakGas Leak
The systems come pre-charged with refrigerant gas and should not require a top up unless a leak has occurred in the system. Our air conditioning engineers have all the specialist equipment to enable them to find and repair a gas leak and decommission the system. This process invariably takes 4 hours to complete.
For critical systems, such as those installed in server rooms, for example, we are also able to hire portable air conditioners to keep your organisation up and running during repairs. -
Poor PerformancePoor Performance
Having the unit regularly serviced will maintain the optimum performance of the air conditioning system. When a unit has not been serviced the build up of grime prevents the air conditioning system from ‘breathing’ both in and out. This will often result in not only poor performance but increased running costs and system failures. A sure fire sign that a system is blocked is the build up of ice on either the indoor or outdoor units.
Call our expert air conditioning engineers today.