AC unit stopped cooling

An AC unit that has stopped cooling is the last thing we want in summer heat. Try to remedy the situation using our troubleshooting tips and restore the comfort of your place yourself. Thermostat switch is set to Fan It’s possible that the thermostat of your AC unit was accidentally switched to FAN mode and thus no cool air is coming. Switch the thermostat back to AUTO, and it will cool the air down to the set temperature every time it gets hot indoors. Dirty filters Irregular replacement of the filters causes them to get clogged with dust, dirt and animal fur. This significantly worsens the AC’s airflow and reduces the unit’s cooling performance. Changing the filter will quickly fix the issue. Clogged condensation drain Every AC has a condensation drain hose which enables the appliance to remove humidity from the air through the process of condensation. This hose frequently gets clogged with algae and mold, which not only affect the efficiency of the AC but also put your health under threat. Clearing the clog out of the condensation drain hose and disinfecting the drain line with vinegar, to prevent the mold from building up in the future, are the best solution to your issue. If you have tried out all the troubleshooting tips for your AC unit that has stopped cooling and nothing seems to work, contact us for help so that we could quickly diagnose and handle your problem.