What Is The Most Importants Part Of My AC

A typical air conditioner consists of three major parts: a compressor, a condenser, and an evaporator. Due to the high repair costs involved in these, DIY repair is not recommended. 

Nevertheless, if you know how these parts work and how to maintain them, you should be able to detect problems early before they damage your unit.

Important parts of your AC.

  • The compressor

In the overall cooling system, the compressor plays a major role. The compressor removes the heat from the air, allowing cooled air to circulate inside your room. 

Converting the gas refrigerant that circulates through the inner components into a liquid releases heat into the outdoors. Get in touch with a professional for HVAC companies Tampa.

  • The condenser

An important air conditioner part, the condenser extracts heat from the unit's interior and transfers it outside. Your air conditioner's moisture could react with the compressor coils, forming a corrosive substance that can eventually damage the condenser and other parts. 

The problem is serious, and only professionals can resolve it. To clear the corrosive acid, technicians will use a chemical cleaning process. Some internal parts of the air conditioner may need to be replaced if the damage is substantial.  

  • The evaporator

In the cooling process, the evaporator plays an important role. As the refrigerant in liquid form passes through the condenser and into the evaporator, it becomes gaseous again, allowing the cooling cycle to begin again. The evaporator coil may accumulate dust particles over time despite not being directly exposed to dust and grime. 

Evaporator coils that accumulate dirt run slower and less efficiently, consuming more electricity. Using a vacuum cleaners to clean the coils regularly is important. You can also clean the aluminum fins with a soft brush-but be careful since the thin fins are prone to bending.

For AC repair Tampa, contact ACME Electrical Services. We provide the best HVAC services.

CHRIS MACCARON