Aircon Repair/ Troubleshooting Singapore
Aircon repair and troubleshooting involve diagnosing and fixing issues that prevent an AC unit from operating efficiently or functioning at all. Whether it’s a residential or commercial system, our aircon repair services ensure your air conditioner runs smoothly, providing optimal comfort while extending its lifespan in Singapore.
We charge $40 inclusive of transportation and checking fees, which will be waived if the client engages our aircon repair service in Singapore.
Common Air Conditioner Problems
The AC may blow warm air or fail to cool the space adequately. This can be due to low refrigerant levels, dirty filters, or issues with the compressor.
Water dripping from the unit is often a sign of a blocked or broken drain line or a frozen evaporator coil. This can cause water damage to surrounding areas if not addressed.
Unusual sounds like banging, clicking, or grinding may indicate a loose part, a malfunctioning motor, or an issue with the fan.
If the air conditioner fails to turn on or constantly trips the circuit breaker, it could be due to electrical problems like a faulty thermostat, capacitor, or wiring issues.
Unpleasant smells coming from the AC, such as a burning or musty odor, could be a sign of mold growth, electrical malfunctions, or clogged drain lines.
Weak or restricted airflow might be caused by dirty air filters, blocked ducts, or problems with the fan or motor.
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- Dirty or Clogged Air Filter: A clogged air filter can restrict airflow, causing the AC to work harder and produce more noise. It might also cause the fan to spin faster, generating a whistling or rattling sound. Cleaning or replacing the air filter should help reduce the noise.
- Loose or Damaged Parts: Over time, components like the fan blades, screws, or coils can become loose or damaged. These parts may rattle or create a vibrating sound. Tightening or replacing the loose parts can often fix the issue.
- Dirty or Blocked Coils: If the evaporator or condenser coils are dirty or blocked, the air conditioner may make more noise than usual as it struggles to function properly. Cleaning the coils can help reduce noise levels.
- Faulty or Worn Fan: The fan in the air handler or the outdoor unit may become damaged or worn over time, causing it to produce buzzing, grinding, or clicking sounds. If the fan blades are bent or if the motor is malfunctioning, they might need to be repaired or replaced.
Dirty or Moldy Air Filter: If the air filter is clogged with dust, dirt, or mold, it can trap moisture, which creates a breeding ground for bacteria and mold. This can cause musty, moldy, or damp smells when the air is circulated. Cleaning or replacing the filter should help alleviate this issue.
- Mold or Mildew in the Evaporator Coils: The evaporator coils in your air conditioner can collect moisture, and if not properly drained, they can develop mold or mildew. This can lead to a musty or damp odor in the air. Cleaning the coils or scheduling professional maintenance can help eliminate the problem.
- Clogged Drain Line: If the condensate drain line becomes clogged, water can back up and sit in the drain pan, creating a musty or sour smell. Clear the drain line or have it professionally cleaned to prevent this from happening.
- Dirty or Blocked Condenser Coils: If the condenser coils in the outdoor unit are dirty or blocked, it can cause the system to overheat, leading to a burning or chemical smell. Make sure the condenser unit is cleaned regularly and that there are no obstructions.
- Bacteria and Fungus Growth: In humid climates, bacteria and fungus can thrive in the AC system, especially in the evaporator coils and condensate drain pan. This can cause unpleasant smells. Cleaning the system or using anti-fungal products designed for AC units can help.
- Error or Fault Code: Most air conditioners have a blinking light as a way to signal an error or malfunction. The pattern of the blinking (e.g., a certain number of blinks in a sequence) often corresponds to a specific issue.
- Dirty or Clogged Filters: A blinking light may indicate that the air filter is dirty or clogged, which can cause poor airflow and overheat the system.
- Low Refrigerant Levels: If your air conditioner is low on refrigerant due to a leak, the system may not be cooling properly. This could trigger the blinking light as a warning sign.
- Sensor Issues: The temperature or pressure sensors within the air conditioner may be malfunctioning or misaligned, leading the system to display a blinking light.
- Electrical or Power Supply Issues : A blinking light can sometimes indicate issues with the power supply, such as an electrical surge or problem with the circuit board.
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Expire on: 02.06.2023
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