AC repair in Texas
Most AC repairs are one failed part: a capacitor, contactor, fan motor, clogged drain or a refrigerant leak. HomeAdvisor lists a typical repair range of $172 to $664. Check the thermostat, breaker and filter first, then call a licensed pro if the system still isn't cooling.
Common AC problems
- Outdoor unit humming but fan not spinning: often a failed capacitor or fan motor.
- Ice on the refrigerant line: usually low airflow (dirty filter) or low refrigerant. Turn the AC off and let it thaw before service.
- Water near the indoor unit: a clogged condensate drain.
- Blowing air that isn't cold: refrigerant leak, compressor or electrical issue.
Before you call
- Set the thermostat to Cool and a few degrees below room temperature.
- Check the breaker for the indoor and outdoor units.
- Replace a dirty filter.
- Make sure the outdoor unit isn't blocked by debris.
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