Beating The Heat: Maintaining Your Air Conditioning System
Added June 30, 2003 by Ilyce R. GlinkSummary: Do you know how to keep cool this summer? The thermometer’s climbing and tempers are rising. But if you take care of your air conditioning system, you can beat the heat without breaking a sweat.
Do you know how to keep cool this summer?
The thermometer's climbing and tempers are rising. But if you take care of your air conditioning system, you can beat the heat without breaking a sweat.
In the sweltering heat, few things feel as good as the cold breeze of an air conditioning unit. Here are some tips for keeping your unit in tip top shape this summer.
Clean your unit's standard air filter at least every three months. When changing a filter, take it with you to the hardware store so you can get an exact fit. On older models, clean the air conditioner's air filter once a month. Newer units need their filters cleaned every three to five months.
Keep the area around the outdoor or condensing unit of your central air conditioner free from shrubs and debris. When mowing the lawn, don't blow lawn or grass clippings toward the unit.
Finally, don't run your central air conditioner when the outdoor temperature is below 70 degrees. Using your unit during cooler temperatures can cause the air conditioner to die before it's time.
Follow these tips and you should have a worry-free cool-as-a-cucumber summer.
See more articles on this topic by clicking on the "RELATED ARTICLES" above and to the right.
We have over 5000 articles on Real Estate Advice, Personal Finance Advice and Consumer Advice on our site. We encourage you to look at these articles. As always, if you have a comment on our articles, don't forget to post your comment below. We thank you for coming to ThinkGlink.com.
© Ilyce R. Glink. All rights reserved. This content may not be used, distributed, syndicated, compiled or excerpted in any medium or form without written authorization from Think Glink, Inc. For information on syndicating ThinkGlink.com please contact us.
Additional Topics
(View All Topics)consumer advice credit estate planning home buying ilyce glink mortgage mortgage lenders mortgage loan personal finance advice real estate real estate advice real estate agent refinance mortgage selling taxes









Comments
No comments have been posted.