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Leak sealers
Just wondering if anyone has opinions about putting in leak sealers to prevent leaks in the first place
My air conditioner
I have my air conditioner that turns on, but I know it’s not blowing any cold air in my house. I put the digital thermometer and it only reads 80° when I have my unit set to cool. I made a video but I can’t tell what is possibly wrong.
My air conditioner
Warranty on a DIY install
Looking for advice on how to register a replacement install (split system heat pump) with the manufacturer to have some resemblance of a warranty for a DIY install. Everything I read says they require a licensed contractor. I'm not licensed but I am allowed to install in my own home, and I have my EPA 608 cert, and I'm getting permits (see previous thread). Installing a Goodman R32 heat pump system. Do I take lots of video and pictures showing a proper install? Proof in the building permit to operate? Pay a local contractor just to get the warranty (which negates some of the cost savings)? Dave, other ideas?
Help on AC consistently running and takes long time to cool home
I’m looking for some advice on a strange issue with my approximately 30-year-old central HVAC system. When I lower the thermostat by 1–2 degrees, the air conditioner will run continuously for a very long time before it finally reaches the new set temperature. For example, if I change the thermostat from 76°F to 75°F, it may eventually reach 75°F, but the AC keeps running even after the thermostat shows it has reached the set point. I’ve also noticed that the house feels much colder than the thermostat setting while it’s still running. The really confusing part is this: if I then raise the thermostat back up to 76°F, the AC immediately shuts off—even though the thermostat may now show the room temperature is 73°F. That doesn’t seem to make sense to me. Has anyone experienced something similar? What are the most likely things I should check or have inspected? Could this be a thermostat issue, a sensor problem, an airflow issue, or something else? The system is about 30 years old, but it still cools the house. I’m just trying to understand why it seems to overcool and why it won’t shut off until I manually increase the thermostat setting. Any advice or troubleshooting suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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