Helpful Tips

One of the most common issues with an air-conditioning system not working is that either the switch in the fuse box has tripped or the isolation switch near the outdoor unit has been turned off.

If either of these are switched off, try to turn them back on and hopefully that solves the problem.

If the switch in the fuse box keeps tripping you will have to book a technician to come and have a look.

Most Residential air-conditioners come with a remote controller. All of them are battery powered and this can cause issues with your system as the batteries start to lose charge.

Try replacing the batteries and see if this helps solve any issues you are having.
Most split system models also have an on/off button located behind the filter door.

Sometimes the most simple solution is the right solution. Dirty filters in your air-conditioner can cause the system to work harder and can also cause it to stop working altogether. Try taking them out and cleaning, dusting/ washing he filters and ensuring that the filters dry in the shade before putting re-installing.

This can help your air-conditioner maintain efficiency and avoid premature system failures. To organize a hassle free preventative maintenance schedule with ABC Aircondtioning,click on the link at the bottom of the page to book a technician.

If you notice a code such as E5 or a timer light that continues to flash, then your air conditioning system is letting you know that there is a problem. These can show up in the small black display shown in the picture or in the middle of your air-conditioner, depending on the brand. Fault codes can also sometimes be found on your remote controller or digital thermostat as well. This fault code can greatly help our technicians when they come to diagnose your system, along with the brand of the air-conditioner, if you’re A/c has the preventive maintenance schedule performed by ABC Air, we will have all the details we require to book a technician to attend.