| *WHAT SHOULD I LOOK FOR IN A HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM? OPERATING COST, EFFICIENCY RATING, NOISE LEVEL, AND WARRANTY PROVIDED ARE MAJOR FACTORS IN PURCHASING A NEW HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM. *WHAT MAKES MY HOME MOST COMFORTABLE? THE ABILITY TO CONTROL TEMPERATURE, CLEANLINESS, FRESHNESS OF AIR, HUMIDITY, AND OVER ALL SYSTEM CONTROL. *WHAT KIND OF SYSTEM SHOULD I PURCHASE? THE SYSTEM THAT IS RIGHT FOR YOU WILL DEPEND ON YOUR BUDGET, COMFORT EXPECTATIONS, PHYSICAL FACTORS SUCH AS THE SYSTEM (IF ANY) THAT ALREADY EXIST'S IN YOUR HOME, THE UNIQUE FEATURES OF YOUR HOME, AND MORE. A1 AMERICAN HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING CAN ASSIST YOU IN ACQUIRING THE CORRECT SYSTEM FOR YOUR NEEDS. GIVE US A CALL AT (661) 729-8503 FOR MORE INFORMATION. *HOW CAN I SAVE MONEY WITH MY HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING NEEDS? SHOPPING AROUND FOR BOTTOM LINE PRICING IS EASY BUT THE LOWEST PRICED SYSTEM MAY END UP COSTING YOU LARGE AMOUNT'S OF MONEY IN THE LONG RUN WITH HIGHER OPERATING COST, FREQUENT REPAIRS, IMPROPER INSTALLATION, OR PREMATURE SYSTEM FAILURE. |
| *CAN I TROUBLESHOOT BEFORE CALLING A1 AMERICAN FOR SERVICE? How To Properly Maintain Your New System With proper maintenance and care, your new heating and/or air conditioning system will operate economically and dependably. With a few simple routine maintenance procedures you can ensure the best performance and efficiency from you system. Remember safety first consider these precautions. Precautions before you start: Disconnect all electrical power sources to your system before removing any access panels to perform maintenance. There may be more than one power source or connection switch. Remember to be careful of sharp objects and wiring when reaching into your unit. Check the air filter in the furnace or return air filter grill every four weeks and clean or replace it if it appears to be dirty at all. Dirty filters cause excessive strain on your heating and/or air conditioning system and can double utility costs. If accessible clean any dirt, dust, or lint from inside the blower compartment or filter return area. Inspect your furnace’s combustion area and venting system before each heating season. If you find any soot or rust, A1 American Heating & Air Conditioning should check your system. Keep your outside condensing unit (air conditioner) free of debris. With the power disconnected you can gently hose off or vacuum the outdoor coil to clear dirt, dust, and debris. Make sure your outdoor condensing unit remains in a level position at all times (split systems only). If any ice in or around your working system please do not hesitate to call A1 American Heating & Air Conditioning for professional service. If you are not sure about our self-maintenance procedures or for whatever reason can’t maintenance your new system we offer bi-annual preventative maintenance contracts for your peace of mind as well. By being a contract holder you can benefit from discounted part pricing, prompt service, and more. In addition to your routine maintenance, you may want a professional inspection at least once or twice a year to ensure that no major or dangerous problems exist and your system safely gives you its best performance. Simple Basic Troubleshooting Can I troubleshoot before calling A1 American for service? Yes you can. Here are some simple procedures to follow before going through the expense of a service call. Check the system disconnect switches or main power sources indoor and outdoor if accessible. These disconnect switches should be located within six feet of your unit(s). Make sure your circuit breaker(s) are on and have not tripped, if your not sure if a circuit breaker has tripped or not then reset it anyway by flipping the switch to the off position and then back to the on position again. If you have a way of checking your air conditioner fuses, make sure they are not blown. Check your vents for sufficient airflow. Make sure filters are clean and all supply / return air grills are open and unobstructed. Check the settings on your thermostat: · For cooling make sure the temperature control selector is set below room temperature and the system is in the cool and auto positions · For heating make sure the temperature control selector is set above room temperature and the system is in the heat and auto positions The fan (auto) position is for the fan to operate automatically when either heating or cooling is in use. The fan (on) position is for continuous blower operation and will not automatically shut off. |
