Usually when the outdoor unit doesn’t turn on, it is because the circuit breaker has been tripped. When this happens, you can easily reset it after locating the circuit breaker panel.

If you find that the AC unit still does not work, the next probable cause is the thermostat. A non-responsive thermostat will fail to communicate with the rest of the central air system. Your HVAC contractor can fix this for you.

Your AC needs repair when it’s no longer generating cold air. Reasons may vary from dirty air filters to a malfunctioning electronic control board. While dirty air filters are easy to deal with, problems with an AC’s electronic control board can be handled by an Aire-Flo air conditioning repair expert.

Overheating electrical components could be causing the smell, while the strange noises could be caused by a central air fan motor with poor lubrication or a loose fan belt. For safety reasons, strange smells and sounds should be addressed right away by an HVAC professional.

A refrigerant leak could be the reason for the excessive moisture; and leaking refrigerant can cause harm to the unit, humans, and the environment. A qualified technician can diagnose and make needed repairs to your AC unit to ensure your home stays cool all summer long.