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How often you run your system, the system’s age, its make and model, and whether or not it was serviced regularly over the course of its life can all play a significant role in how long your system will last. Air conditioner to last approximately 15 /20 years.
Modern units that include heat pumps provide heating in addition to cooling. This is often very economical to run when compared to other forms of heating systems.
You should check with your local council.
We can repair any brand or make or any Air Conditioning system
Generally, it's recommended to service your air conditioning system annually to ensure it's running efficiently and to catch any potential issues before they become significant problems. However, factors like schools, gyms are typically serviced more frequently due to heavy usage and the need to maintain air quality.
It depends where you're based, it's best t contact us and we can asses the information and give you a proper time frame.
We cover all of Essex and some parts of London. Get in touch and we can tell you what areas we come to.
clogged drain line is the most common or broken pump which removes water from the fan coil.
Check the controller is set to heat mode and the temperature is set higher then the room temperature, around 23-25*c on the controller.
Check the controller is set to cool mode and set the temperature to around 19*c. Dirty air filters will also reduce the units cooling capacity.
This often indicates an error with the system. You can try resetting the system by turning off the power supply to the unit, wait a few minutes then turn back on. If problem returns then an engineer would be required.
Dirty air filters or evaporator coil can lead to unpleasant odours, a maintenance visit would be needed.
This could be due to low refrigerant, a leak on the system.
check the fuse board for a tripped fuse or the isolator has been turned off.
(A) buzzing or humming noise could indicate electrical issues, turn system off and contact icool. (B) Squealing or screeching may suggest a problem with the fan motor. (C) Gurgling noise often occur when there is a refrigerant leak. Turn Off the unit and contact icool.
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