Air Conditioning - Central Air Troubleshooting
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NJ12345
06-10-08, 11:27 AM
Having trouble getting below 75/76 degrees (it's 95 in NJ). Air flow does not seem to be as good as the heat was this winter. The air does not seem as cold as I would expect it to be from the vents.
Central AC unit outside, furnace in the basement - Forced hot air.
Changed filter in furnace recently
No filters in the returns
Guessing the unit is about 15 yrs old (new owner so I am not sure)
Should I be checking for leaks? Considering a new unit seeing as mine prob. was installed at the time of construction? Inquire about having the freeon level checked?
Thanks - Brian
Central AC unit outside, furnace in the basement - Forced hot air.
Changed filter in furnace recently
No filters in the returns
Guessing the unit is about 15 yrs old (new owner so I am not sure)
Should I be checking for leaks? Considering a new unit seeing as mine prob. was installed at the time of construction? Inquire about having the freeon level checked?
Thanks - Brian
airman.1994
06-10-08, 12:06 PM
75 is design temp! 95 outside sounds like it is working fine.