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A/C FILTER — SMALL PART, BIG IMPACT ON YOUR COMFORT

A/C FILTER — SMALL PART, BIG IMPACT ON YOUR COMFORT

Your A/C filter helps capture dust, dirt, pet hair, and other airborne particles before they enter your cooling system. A clean filter supports better airflow and helps your A/C operate more efficiently.

✔ Supports proper airflow
✔ Helps improve indoor air quality
✔ Reduces dust inside the system
✔ Helps lower energy consumption
✔ Protects the evaporator coil and blower
✔ Reduces unnecessary system strain
✔ Helps extend the life of your A/C

⚠️ A dirty or clogged filter can restrict airflow, causing weak cooling, higher electricity bills, frozen evaporator coils, overheating components, and premature system failure.

Common signs your filter needs attention include:

• Weak airflow from the vents
• More dust around the home
• Longer cooling cycles
• Rising electricity bills
• Ice forming on the system
• Uneven indoor temperatures

Check your filter regularly and replace it according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. Homes with pets, allergies, heavy dust, or frequent A/C use may require more frequent replacement.

A clean filter helps your A/C breathe—and keeps your home more comfortable.

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A/C HIGH-PRESSURE SWITCH — IMPORTANT PROTECTION FOR YOUR COOLING SYSTEM

A/C HIGH-PRESSURE SWITCH — IMPORTANT PROTECTION FOR YOUR COOLING SYSTEM

The high-pressure switch is an important safety device that monitors refrigerant pressure on the high side of your A/C system. If the pressure becomes dangerously high, the switch can shut down the system to help prevent serious damage.

✔ Monitors high-side refrigerant pressure
✔ Helps protect the compressor
✔ Prevents operation under unsafe pressure
✔ Reduces stress on major components
✔ Supports reliable system performance
✔ Helps prevent costly repairs

⚠️ High refrigerant pressure may be caused by a dirty condenser coil, restricted airflow, an overcharged system, a condenser fan problem, or a refrigerant restriction.

Common warning signs include:

• A/C repeatedly shutting off
• Warm or inconsistent airflow
• Outdoor fan not operating properly
• System short-cycling
• Unusually high refrigerant pressure
• Compressor failing to start

Never bypass a high-pressure switch. If it shuts the system down, a professional technician should identify and correct the underlying problem.

Protect your compressor and cooling system with professional A/C service.

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