Derek Cole says test your AC now while it's 70-80 degrees outside. Switch to cooling mode, lower the temperature, and make sure it actually kicks on and cools. If it doesn't work, call a pro before the heatwave hits and service lines get slammed.
The first 90-degree day is not when you want to test your system. You want to test it right now when it's in the 80s and the 70s and demand is low. Go ahead and test that AC to make sure it kicks on, it works. That way you're not stuck on that first 90-degree day in line with all the other folks that have an AC problem. Go ahead, put your mode from heat to AC, turn that thermostat down, make sure the AC comes on, and then check it to make sure it's cooling. If it's not, get a maintenance, get it checked, get a professional to come look at it before you're in a bad, bad situation.
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