This content was created by Derek Cole. This content was uploaded by Derek Cole. This is a podcast episode titled "427. Frosty Air Conditioner in the Summer" (published June 21, 2022) hosted by Derek Cole. The episode features Derek Cole and a second speaker (an HVAC technician/expert, labeled SPEAKER B) discussing why air conditioners freeze—primarily poor airflow (dirty/blocked filters, blower issues) and low refrigerant from leaks—and advising listeners to check/replace filters and call a professional if needed. The episode also includes promotional calls-to-action (share the episode, rate/review on Apple Podcasts, follow on Instagram @DerekMcole) and a link to simmons1hour.com.
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Foreign. I'm Derek Cole, host of the Derek Cole Podcast and we believe in taking the time to explain how things work for your air at home or your business. Let's get into today's episode. Please listen closely and maybe even take some notes so you can remember these insights of home comfort and energy savings and share this episode with three of your friends because we all need to share better ways to be more comfortable at home. Be sure to tag me or DM me on Instagram Derek Mcole so I can say hi. Thanks again for listening and let's begin.
One is airflow. We talk a lot about checking changing your filters inside your return. The reason is because your unit needs to breathe. So when it cannot breathe, it's going to frost up, freeze up and stop from working because now it cannot breathe. Another common aspect of the freezing unit is the slow vein refrigerant. The unit itself is not just going to run low on Freon all of a sudden or or use the Freon it's been using for 10 years. All of a sudden it needs £2. Obviously something has changed. It has leaked out somewhere. We need to find that leak, stop it from happening, charge it back to the proper amount and then you'll be good to go. But the freezing is usually caused by refrigerant and by airflow. So I think I would do myself if I saw it freezing up or frozen is to make sure my filters are clean and nothing is stopping the airflow. If everything's good there, then I would call and have a technician come out and check it because most likely you are low in refrigerant. Or again you could have another airflow problem of you know, the blower motor, things like that, not working, things you cannot do yourself. But the filter is something you can do yourself. So check that and make sure it's good to go. If it is, then call a professional.
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