Forgive us for misleading you, but the question posed in the title of this post is a bit of a trick. The correct answer is that you shouldn’t need to have your refrigerant recharged. We’ll get into why this is the case a bit more below. First, let us just remind you that refrigerant plays a serious role in the cooling of your home, and that any issues with your refrigerant levels can cause serious problems. Always hire a trained professional to evaluate and service your air conditioner in Hanford, CA.
Donald P. Dick Air Conditioning Blog: Posts Tagged ‘refrigerant’
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Thursday, May 14th, 2015
A large portion of your energy bill is comprised of cooling costs. But how can you cut down on this expense without sacrificing your comfort? Here are eight ways to keep those air conditioning costs down while still staying cool. Top HVAC Terms for the Savvy Homeowner to Know
Thursday, August 21st, 2014
Heat exchanger, R-values, CFM and AFUE – what do all of these HVAC terms mean? Learning the terms and acronyms that heating and cooling professionals use will help you communicate better with your HVAC contractor and gain a better understanding about products and their efficiency. Upgrading Or Servicing Your Air Conditioner? Cooling Concepts You Should Know
Tuesday, August 16th, 2011As a San Joaquin Valley homeowner, you’re probably no expert in cooling/heating. This makes it hard to know when those little problems arise whether your system simply needs servicing or whether you should consider an upgrade. There are several factors that can cause the air inside your home to be less comfortable than it should be. Other factors can affect indoor air quality. Nearly any problem could mean that you are paying more in energy costs than you should be.