ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Your air conditioner may seem to be working just fine right now, but the first 90-degree day of the year is when hidden problems often show up.
In this episode, Derek Cole explains why so many air conditioners fail during the first real heat wave. From weak capacitors and dirty coils to low refrigerant and clogged drain lines, small issues can turn into major breakdowns when your system is pushed to work its hardest.
Learn the warning signs to watch for, why waiting until summer can lead to longer wait times and higher repair costs, and what homeowners can do now to avoid an uncomfortable surprise.
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