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What are the Causes of Low Airflow in Your AC Unit

Signs of low airflow include warm air consistently blowing from the AC unit and vents. Low airflow in an AC unit can be caused by several factors that are mention in uploaded PDF file. If you are searching for trustworthy ac repair services near me in Lancaster, Zion Custom Air is a licensed company providing a wide range of reliable services since 2010 such as ac repair, installation, maintenance, and many more. Visit website for more details: https://www.zioncustomair.com/ac-repair-lancaster-ca-hvac-company

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What are the Causes of Low Airflow in Your AC Unit

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  1. What are the Causes of Low Airflow in Your AC Unit Causes of Low Airflow in Your AC Unit Signs of low airflow include warm air consistently blowing from the AC unit and vents. Poor ventilation in the home can decrease the unit's e?ciency, strain the energy bill, and even cause health problems. Low airflow in an AC unit can be caused by several factors. One of the most common causes is a clogged air filter, which restricts airflow. A dirty filter can cause the evaporator coils to freeze, which also restricts airflow. Leaky or blocked air ducts can also cause low airflow. The blower fan unit, which pushes cold air through the ducts, can malfunction and restrict airflow. A faulty thermostat can also impact AC airflow.

  2. Low refrigerant levels can cause reduced cooling and low or no air blowing from vents. Corrosion buildup due to lack of AC maintenance can also cause refrigerant leaks. Blocked or leaking ducts can also cause low airflow. An obstructed condenser unit, which is typically located outside of the home, can also cause low airflow. To avoid low airflow problems, it is best to commit to a regular cleaning routine. Regular cleaning of the fan blades with a soft cloth is also recommended. If low airflow persists, it is best to contact an AC repair technician in Lancaster quickly. Zion Custom Air 18723 Via Princessa Suite 135, Santa Clarita, CA 91387 661-361-3535 www.zioncustomair.com

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