Squeals, clunks, and other noises you don’t normally hear are a problem. They may not put your family’s safety at risk, but these sounds indicate something is going wrong inside the unit, and you should get service as soon as possible, because failure to do so could mean the unit breaks completely and costs even more to repair.
Finally, pay attention to how well the unit cools your entire home. If some areas are not getting cool but others are, you may want to have your system looked at. There could be a block somewhere in your HVAC system that is hurting its efficiency, or you may need a different type of air conditioner for the layout of your home. Asking a professional’s opinion is far better than using the unit incorrectly or at a lower level of efficiency. Remember, when it comes to HVAC systems, it is usually better to have the repair done early rather than wait for it to become a real, and expensive, problem.
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