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Dec32022

Why Is My AC’s Airflow So Weak?

As an AC owner, there are few experiences as frustrating as an AC unit with a noticeable weak airflow. Here we take a look at…

Nov262022

Can I Replace My Thermostat Myself?

By UNIKO Media Group

When it comes to your air conditioning system, there are some things you can fix yourself, while certain issues are better left to the pros.…

Nov122022

HVAC System Inspection in San Antonio, TX: What Does It Include?

By UNIKO Media Group

If you own an HVAC system in San Antonio, Texas, you may be wondering what happens when you call a professional to get your system…

Nov72022

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Why is my AC so loud?

By UNIKO Media Group

Modern AC units are designed to operate as smoothly and quietly as possible. So if your unit is loud, it’s important to figure out the…

Oct292022

Should You Have Your Air Ducts Cleaned?

By UNIKO Media Group

Giving proper maintenance to every component of your AC ensures a comfortable home all year long. That’s why a lot of people wonder whether they…

Oct152022

Why Is My Thermostat Changing on Its Own?

By UNIKO Media Group

The thermostat is a basic component of any air conditioning system. But what causes a thermostat to change on its own? Follow along to discover…

Sep242022

Photo of coil fins illustrates blog: "Why Is It Important to Fix Bent Coil Fins? Bent condenser coil fins may seem like small potatoes compared to other AC problems. However, while it’s true that this is a relatively simple task, that doesn’t mean that you should overlook it. Keep reading to learn more. Why Is It Important to Fix Bent Coil Fins? As you may have noticed, it’s not uncommon for the fins on your condenser coil to get bent over time. This is more than a cosmetic issue, as bent fins can impact the performance of your HVAC unit. Coil fins are really thin, so they can bend at the slightest contact, like hail, sleet, or pressure washing for example. Needless to say, you can also bend your coil fins while cleaning your coils or changing a filter. Coil fins play an important role in the heat transfer process that keeps your home cool. Bent coil fins increase heat retention, hindering the efficiency of your unit How To Fix Bent Condenser Coil Fins Straightening bent condenser coil fins is relatively easy but you should consider doing it yourself only if you feel 100% confident performing the tasks outlined below. If you don’t feel comfortable carrying out these steps, or just don’t have the time, don’t worry — you can always contact our experts at Zero Heating AC and Refrigeration, and they’ll take care of it. The first thing to do is to have the right tool, so make sure to purchase a coil fin comb. They usually come with several interchangeable heads, so you don’t have to worry about buying a specific type of comb. Turn off the power to your air conditioner Remove the panel and grille to expose the fins Remove screws and lift off the fan and grille Take off the plate to the evaporator coil Use the appropriate fin comb head and start straightening from the bottom I Zero Heating AC and Refrigeration: the Best In San Antonio, TX Whether you need to repair or replace your AC unit, Zero Heating AC and refrigeration and Refrigeration is your best option in San Antonio, Texas. Contact us today using our website, by telephone (210-900-0824), or through our social media accounts on Facebook and Twitter and to schedule a tune-up or to get a free estimate. We also offer financing plans for your convenience."

Why Is It Important to Fix Bent Condenser Coil Fins?

By UNIKO Media Group

Bent condenser coil fins may seem like small potatoes compared to other AC problems. However, while it’s true that this is a relatively simple issue,…

Sep172022

Air-Conditioning vs Air Conditioner: What Is the Difference?

By UNIKO Media Group

Everyone is familiar with the terms “air conditioning” and “air conditioner.” But what’s the difference between them? In today’s post, we provide the answer. Air-Conditioning…

Aug202022