
Refrigerant Leaks
As the refrigerant travels through the condenser coils’ small tubing, it releases heat and makes its way to the indoor evaporator coils. When leaks form it has the potential to disrupt the balance of the refrigerant. Your system’s refrigerant helps heat transfer, therefore if its level drops as a result of a leak, the entire heat release/cooling process may not function properly. Warm air blowing, freezing, and compressor difficulties are issues that can result from low refrigerant. In order for the system to function properly, the leak must be fixed.Dirty coils
Dust and dirt naturally accumulate on the condenser coils. A layer of dust and dirt can accumulate on the coils if not properly cleaned at least once a year. This layer will act like insulation on the coils and prevent the refrigerant from releasing the heat and may cause issues with your system’s complete cooling cycle.Condenser Fan Issue
