Condensing Unit
Condensing
unit, popularly known as the 'outdoor unit', is essentially
used to cool the entire home. The condensing unit works with the
air handler, or 'indoor unit', to absorb the vaporized refrigerant
emanated from it. The condensation liquefies the vapor and channels
it out into the interiors of the home. It is augmented with vital
Some of you who are living in colder environments often worry about the condensing units getting affected in the harsh weather. Well, let us tell you that there's absolutely no cause for concern, because the units will be able to withstand these temperatures and conditions- they are made that way. In fact rainfall actually helps clean the units. The condensing unit is another vital component of your air conditioning systemSince the condensing
unit is exposed to the outdoors, it is advised to clear out
any obstructions like leaves, twigs and weeds surrounding the air
conditioner. These objects are likely to get into the fan and thus
cause trouble. Trees are known to cause a bit of a problem with
air conditioners - so you can plant them at a fair distance. If
you see any water collecting outside of the unit, it could be that
the level is off. To solve this problem you can adjust the level
the unit is on so that the water can be drained off easily. Many
a times replacing a condensing unit proves a better option than
servicing or repairing it. Any inspection of the |