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What Are The Major Parts of An Air Conditioner?

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What Are The Major Parts of An Air Conditioner?

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  1. Real Air HVAC 30+ years of Industry Experience

  2. About us Real Air HVAC has been providing air conditioning, heating & indoor air quality solutions to the Los Angeles Metro area & our neighbors for over 5 years. Whether your home or business uses a mini-split system or a packaged unit, we have the tools to keep you comfortable year-round. We are well-trained on all major makes/models so no matter the issue, we’ve got you covered! To ensure your equipment maintains efficiency throughout its entire lifespan, check out our maintenance plans and put some money back in your pocket by reducing your energy bill. We want to save you money, so check out our promotions!

  3. What Are the Major Parts of an Air Conditioner?

  4. The Compressor The component of the system that increases refrigerant pressure is the compressor. Before the condensing coil, this part is located outside the condensing unit. Because of the pressure it exerts, it is more likely to shatter or burn out. If you looking AC replacement in Los Angelescontact us.

  5. The Condensing Coil The refrigerant has absorbed heat, which is released into the surrounding air by the condensing coil. Since air constantly flows through it, it is prone to becoming clogged with dirt and debris. It should be rigorously cleaned as part of your regular spring maintenance to keep it operating properly.

  6. The Condensing Fan In addition to the condensing coil, there is a condensing fan. Air is sucked in through the condensing coil and vented out the top of the system when used. These fans are prone to minor issues, but if they are caught early enough, they are quite straightforward to resolve. The fan blades may gradually become looser, but it is easy to tighten them back up. If this is the case, you might hear a buzzing or rattling sound.

  7. The Evaporator Coil The evaporator coil, located within your home, is the system's low-pressure side. The refrigerant travels through an expansion valve just before the evaporator coil. This limits the amount of refrigerant that can enter the coil, causing the pressure to decrease quickly and the coil to become extremely cold. Contact us for AC repair in Los Angeles.

  8. The Blower Fan The blower fan facilitates air circulation throughout your home, which is necessary for both your heating and cooling systems. It sucks air into the home through the intake, pushes it through the filter, the coil, and back out again under the name "circulating fan."

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