Did you assume that the A/C equipment needs refrigerant to convert air into cold air? The liquid refrigerant creates a chemical reaction that chills plus freezes the air, but without this special refrigerant, the air isn’tmuch colder than outside, then in fact, the a/c is pretty useless separate from the chemical.
I didn’t assume much about liquid refrigerant, until our a/c stopped working. I read all about the numerous concerns that could occur, plus every website made me know the complication was low refrigerant… Unfortunately, that’s not a complication that I can fix on our own. I had to contact a local Heating, Ventilation, plus A/C company to add refrigerant to our Heating, Ventilation, plus A/C unit. I wasn’t sure if that would fix the problem, however the Heating, Ventilation, plus A/C professional check the system first. I was 100% honestly correct, plus the issue was low refrigerant, and after adding some R-22 freon, the a/c was cool once again. When the Heating, Ventilation, plus A/C representative presented me with the bill, he also offered me an informative packet on converting from the R32 refrigerant. Apparently, this type of refrigerant is going to be phased out in less than 2 years… My wifey plus I didn’t assume this when the two of us bought our old a/c, plus it’s only a few years of age. I guess I will have someone from the Heating, Ventilation, plus A/C company come over plus check the levels, right before the refrigerant becomes obsolete; Then next time, the two of us will not have any option however get rid of the old a/c plus go with something new. I’m not looking forward to that day at all.