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Refrigerant leak & recharge — System not cooling? Low refrigerant from a leak is the most common culprit.
Capacitor failure — Unit hums but won't start? Capacitors burn out frequently in Florida heat. Quick, affordable fix.
Contactor failure — The electrical switch that powers your compressor. Burns out over time or gets damaged by pests.
Compressor failure — The heart of the system. Expensive repair — sometimes replacement makes more sense.
Fan motor failure — Weak airflow or warm air blowing? One of your two fan motors may have failed.
Frozen evaporator coil — Ice buildup on the coil causes warm air or shutdown. Usually a symptom of a bigger issue.
Clogged condenser coil — Dirt and debris block the outdoor unit from releasing heat, causing it to overheat and shut down.
Condensate drain clog — Humidity has to go somewhere. A clogged drain line backs up and triggers a safety shutoff. Very common in Florida.
Thermostat issues — Sometimes it's not the AC at all. A bad thermostat read can cause the whole system to misbehave.
Electrical & wiring faults — Loose connections, burned wires, or tripped breakers. A safety issue — never DIY.
Blower motor failure — Outdoor unit runs but no air from the vents? The indoor blower motor may have failed.
Refrigerant leak & recharge — System not cooling? Low refrigerant from a leak is the most common culprit.
Capacitor failure — Unit hums but won't start? Capacitors burn out frequently in Florida heat. Quick, affordable fix.
Contactor failure — The electrical switch that powers your compressor. Burns out over time or gets damaged by pests.
Compressor failure — The heart of the system. Expensive repair — sometimes replacement makes more sense.
Fan motor failure — Weak airflow or warm air blowing? One of your two fan motors may have failed.
Frozen evaporator coil — Ice buildup on the coil causes warm air or shutdown. Usually a symptom of a bigger issue.
Clogged condenser coil — Dirt and debris block the outdoor unit from releasing heat, causing it to overheat and shut down.
Condensate drain clog — Humidity has to go somewhere. A clogged drain line backs up and triggers a safety shutoff. Very common in Florida.
Thermostat issues — Sometimes it's not the AC at all. A bad thermostat read can cause the whole system to misbehave.
Electrical & wiring faults — Loose connections, burned wires, or tripped breakers. A safety issue — never DIY.
Blower motor failure — Outdoor unit runs but no air from the vents? The indoor blower motor may have failed.