by Daniel Gilpin | Sep 7, 2026 | Air Conditioning Albany
During colder weather, it is not unusual to see a light layer of frost form on the outdoor unit of a reverse cycle air conditioning system. However, when frost develops into thick ice or remains on the unit for extended periods, it can indicate a problem requiring...
by Daniel Gilpin | Sep 2, 2026 | Air Conditioning Albany
Modern reverse cycle air conditioning systems use electronic controls, sensors & diagnostic functions to monitor how the unit is operating. When the system detects an abnormal condition, it may display an error code on the controller, indoor unit or mobile...
by Daniel Gilpin | Aug 25, 2026 | Air Conditioning Albany
A heating system that runs for long periods without bringing the home to the selected temperature is usually a sign that the system is struggling to meet the building’s heating demand. While colder weather naturally increases operating time, continuous operation...
by Daniel Gilpin | Aug 17, 2026 | Air Conditioning Albany
A heating system should operate with a relatively consistent sound during normal use. When new rattling, grinding, buzzing, squealing or vibrating noises appear, they can indicate wear or mechanical faults that need attention. For Albany homes and businesses,...
by Daniel Gilpin | Aug 11, 2026 | Air Conditioning Albany
Heating systems naturally make some sound while operating, but new, louder or irregular noises can indicate a developing mechanical fault. Rattling, grinding, humming, knocking or vibrating sounds may point to worn bearings, fan motor problems, loose components,...
by Daniel Gilpin | Aug 7, 2026 | Air Conditioning Albany, Uncategorized
Heating and reverse-cycle air conditioning systems normally produce some sound while operating. Fans move air, motors run & components expand or contract as temperatures change. However, new, persistent or unusually loud noises can indicate that a mechanical...
