Tim David 
Tesla’s Powerwall has been making waves in the home energy storage market. But many people are wondering if it can be used to power air conditioners. The answer is yes – Tesla Powerwall can run an air conditioner! But this depends on the amount of energy your AC consumes. This blog post will discuss how … Read more
Air conditioners have many different smells based on how it is operating. Some air conditioner smells are bad which means that something could be wrong with it, while others are pleasant. In this post, I’ll go over many reasons why your AC is spitting out foul smells and what you can do to fix it. … Read more
If you have an air conditioner that starts up for a few seconds and then stops, it could be for several reasons. Some may be easy to fix, while others require a professional’s touch. Below are some causes of the problem and how to troubleshoot them. If an air conditioner keeps turning on and off … Read more
An SF Hayward heater code is a sensor failure code that indicates problems with the sensor communicating with the control board. Typically, Your Hayward heater will have one main sensor with two thermistors inside. The two thermistors are for data reliability and help the system to easily throw out errors if the readings don’t match … Read more
Window air conditioners are a common household appliance during the summer months. Most people are unaware of the inner workings of their window AC unit and are surprised when they find styrofoam inside. The styrofoam in an AC is used as insulation to keep the cool air inside and the warm air outside. Without the … Read more
A furnace high-limit switch that opens and closes frequently clearly indicates something is wrong with the unit or its safety mechanism. It may fail to heat your home consistently and can even mean your house is at risk of catching fire. So, why does a furnace high-limit switch keep tripping? A high-limit switch will keep tripping … Read more
Drywall dust released when sanding or cutting drywall sheets contains substances such as silica, gypsum, and mica – all of which can irritate your airways and cause discomfort. From my experience, if you do not sand and clean correctly, drywall dust can collect on floors, windows, doors, walls, carpets, grout lines, etc.. So, how do … Read more
When installing or repairing an air conditioner, one of the most important things to get right is the wiring. Choosing the wrong wire size can lead to problems, from tripping breakers to overheating and even fire. So is 10/2 or 10/3 the best wire to use for an air conditioner? What are the differences between … Read more
The Hayward bD Code is a common error for the Hayward pool heaters. It indicates problems with the electrical control board (ECB). The control board oversees the operation of your heater, including monitoring temperature and safety features. In short, the Hayward Heater bD Code means there is a problem with the control board located on … Read more
Your air conditioner is working great, but you notice that the suction line is sweating. You’re not sure if this is normal or if there’s something wrong with your AC unit. It’s normal for an AC unit to sweat on the suction line. This happens when the refrigerant in the system starts to change state … Read more