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How To Prevent Winter Damage To Your AC

As temperatures drop, your AC can become vulnerable to damage. Neglecting winter maintenance can lead to costly repairs come spring.<br>

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How To Prevent Winter Damage To Your AC

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  1. How To Prevent Winter Damage To Your AC?

  2. Introduction As temperatures drop, your AC can become vulnerable to damage. Neglecting winter maintenance can lead to costly repairs come spring. Regular maintenance prevents issues like frozen coils, condenser damage, and compressor stress, preserving your AC's efficiency and lifespan. Let's dive into the essential steps to keep your AC safe and sound during the winter chill.

  3. Clean The Surroundings Ensure the area around your outdoor unit is free from debris, leaves, and snow accumulation. A clutter-free environment allows proper airflow and prevents damage from objects hitting the unit during strong winds. Regularly inspect and clean the area to maintain optimal efficiency.

  4. Insulate The AC Unit Invest in a sturdy, weatherproof cover designed for your specific AC unit model. Covering your AC prevents snow, ice, and moisture from infiltrating vital components. Alternatively, insulating blankets or foam can provide protection while allowing some ventilation.

  5. Monitor Ice Buildup Keep an eye on your outdoor unit during freezing temperatures. If you notice ice accumulation, turn off the AC to prevent further damage. Never attempt to chip or melt the ice yourself; contact a professional technician for assistance.

  6. Professional Maintenance Schedule a professional HVAC technician to perform a winter maintenance check. They'll inspect your system for issues, clean components, and ensure it's ready for the colder months. Regular professional maintenance extends the lifespan of your AC and reduces the risk of unexpected breakdowns.

  7. Conclusion With a combination of DIY and professional maintenance, you can enjoy uninterrupted comfort and peace of mind. Don't let the winter chill damage your AC; follow these steps to keep it running smoothly throughout the year.

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  9. Contact Us (780) 934-4328 contact@norcanheatingandair.com www.norcanheatingandair.com

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