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How to maintain your wall or central air conditioner and/or heat pump. - Climatisation Solution Air - Montréal

What can I do to maintain my system on my own? How often should I change or clean my filter?

 

In this article you will be guided on how to do basic maintenance for your wall-mounted and central air conditioning system or heat pump.

  1. The first step is to identify its type of system to know if it is wall or central. The wall-mounted air conditioner is a mature appliance with remote control control. The central air conditioner is connected to a furnace and ventilation ducts that distribute air in each room.
  2. We strongly suggest turning off the power supply to your system before proceeding with any work.
  3. Once this step is completed, you will need to target the location of your filter(s) and proceed to replace or clean it(s).
  4. Access to a wall unit’s filters is usually from the front of the unit. Simply remove them soaped with a mild soap and dry them before putting them back in place. We recommend cleaning the filters every 3 months during use. Here is an explanatory video on how to do this.

 

 

Access to the filter of a central air conditioner is usually located on the return air duct or below your system. These are often changeable filters but it is possible that you have a washable filter for this option simply wash with a mild and dried soap before putting it back in place. We recommend a filter replacement every 3 months for optimal maintenance. Here is an explanatory video on how to do this.

 

Replacing or cleaning filters

During filter replacement or cleaning, perform a visual inspection of the system to ensure that there is no accumulation of dirt or the beginning of fungal infection in the unit if this is the case it is recommended to have a complete cleaning of the unit performed by a certified technician.

The next step is to clean the outdoor unit. The task is to run a garden hose over the radiator of the system, even if the radiator looks clean and there is no accumulation of pollen. In many cases the dirt is embedded in the radiator. Here is an explanatory video on how to do this.

All these steps ultimately consist of basic maintenance to extend the life of your device and benefit from optimal air quality. It is still recommended to have your system checked every 3 years by a technician to ensure that all components are functional and that the level of refrigerant is sufficient in the device, these checks will allow you to avoid potential breakage and thus save.

Do not hesitate to contact us for more information.