People rely on the air conditioner to maintain comfort inside their homes and businesses for about half the year. To ensure your air conditioner is operating to maximum efficiency, it stays reliable, and reaches maximum longevity, routine professional maintenance and owner care are critical. Today, we at Absolute P&M Services would like to share the basic components of the air conditioning system to help homeowners provide better care and identify any failings.

Main Parts of a Central Air Conditioner

Air Ducts: To dispense the cool air into the individual rooms, ducts are the series of metal or fiberglass tubing funneling through the home. These ducts need to be properly connected and sealed. You are losing the conditioned air you paid for, losing money and comfort when they leak air.
Air Handler and Blowing Unit: To draw room air to the evaporator and disseminate the cool air all over your house, these two components work in tandem. The airflow facilitation is what the duct system.
AC Compressor: Basically, the engine of the air conditioner is the compressor. The compressor works to convert low-pressure gas into a high-pressure, high-temperature gas with a substance called working fluid (refrigerant) that can easily transform from gas into a liquid. Created during this process as the gap regions between molecules get narrowed down is energized gas. The energized gas or refrigerant comes out of the compressor to enter into the condenser.
AC Condenser Coil: There is a fan fitted into the condenser coil to cool down the high-pressure gas and convert it back into a liquid. The product, as a liquid, is now moved to the next component of the air conditioner known as the evaporator. Harbored in the unit outside your house includes the compressor and condenser.
AC Evaporator: Typically found near the furnace is the evaporator is located inside. The condenser is linked to the evaporator with an extremely thin pipe. The now converted into the low-pressure liquid, from the once high-pressure gas, it enters the evaporator section of the cooling system. The liquid is transformed back into a gas again due to the decreasing pressure in the evaporator. In order for the air inside to be cooled off during this process as the working fluid comes out of the evaporator, the heat is absorbed and released outside. The working fluid comes out of the evaporator in the form of a gas next to again get compressed by the compressor. The refrigerant is never consumed and this this continues to happen in a repetitious cycle.
Thermostat: By regulating the heat energy flowing inside and outside of it, the thermostat is the necessary device the control and maintains the temperature of your air conditioning system. The thermostat can be set manually or automatically, depending on the features.

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Getting the issue resolved sooner than later can save you from experiencing long breakdowns and increased repair costs, should you notice that as the air conditioner works through its cycle it is not performing to its full potential. Call the professionals of Absolute P&M Services at first sign and we will find the issue and make the necessary repairs to keep the air conditioner operating efficiently.