Derek Cole explains why air conditioners fail when it hits 90 degrees. The heat forces your AC to work harder, exposing weak capacitors, dirty coils, restricted airflow, low refrigerant, and failing electrical parts that worked fine in cooler weather.
Once the temperature hits the 90s, everything changes. Your air conditioner has to run longer, has to remove more heat from the home, and if it's weak in any part of the system, the extra strain is often enough to cause it to fail. That's why you hear from so many homeowners the same story: it worked fine yesterday. Well, yesterday it was 78 degrees Today is 92 degrees, completely different story. Yesterday was mild, today is hot. The system is finally being pushed to do what it is designed to do. Some of the most common factors we find are weak capacitors, dirty outdoor coils, restricted airflow, low refrigerant, and failing electrical components.
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