HVAC Contractor Services in Noblesville, IN

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HVAC Contractor Services in Noblesville, Fishers & Westfield, IN and the Surrounding Areas

Our HVAC Technicians can handle any air conditioning and heating services you may need. Contact the professionals at Dutch Heating and Cooling LLC for HVAC Contractor Services in Noblesville, Fishers & Westfield, IN and the Surrounding Areas.

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My A/C unit isn’t cooling My A/C unit isn’t running My thermostat screen is blank My house is muggy & sticky inside even with the air on My outdoor unit is making a noise

This may be caused by your thermostat settings:

Solution

Be sure your thermostat is turned ON
Be sure the thermostat is set to “Cool Mode” and the Fan is set to “Auto”.
Be sure the thermostat set point is “at least” set to 3 degrees LOWER than the displayed room temperature.

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Your air filter(s) may be dirty

Solution

Check ALL A/C filters for cleanliness. Clean and/or replace (depending on filter type) if visibly dirty. ** All supply vents and return grills should be open and unrestricted for proper system air flow and cooling effect**

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Is the indoor fan running and air blowing out of your vents?

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**Your unit may be equipped with a safety float switch that is connected to the condensate drain at your indoor unit. The safety switch could be wired to shut down the outside unit ONLY to prevent further condensate backup and flooding.**

Solution

Check for a clogged condensate drain and clear if it appears clogged or there is evidence of water on the floor at the indoor unit or standing water is present inside the condensate pipe. NEVER use any chemicals including but not limited to bleach, vinegar, Drain-O inside your condensate drain. The use of anything OTHER THAN HOT water will cause eventual coil rupture and refrigerant leaks.
The use of a Wet Vac is preferable for homeowner fixes of a clogged drain.
Give your air conditioner a couple of minutes and see if it cycles on.

***NOTE--- Your unit most likely has a built in time delay. You MUST allow 10 minutes for the time delay to reset and the system to start-up*** DO NOT keep adjusting the thermostat during this time.

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