Why Is My Air Conditioner Suction Line Sweating?

Why Is My Air Conditioner Suction Line Sweating?

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

Hayward Heater IF Code: Causes & Fixes

Hayward Heater IF Code Causes & Fixes

The Hayward heater IF code, sometimes confused with the 1F code, is an ignition failure code designed to let you know that there is something wrong with the ignition system preventing your heater from starting. In short, the Hayward IF error code indicates problems with the ignition Control system, flame sensor, closed gas valve, reduced … Read more

Honeywell Thermostat Short Cycling [SOLVED]

Honeywell Thermostat Short Cycling

Is your Honeywell thermostat short cycling? There are a few things that can make your furnace and air conditioner system ‘short cycle’; and these range from simple to more complicated issues. If your Honeywell thermostat seems to be short cycling, it could be a sign of an issue with your furnace or air conditioner system. … Read more

Honeywell Thermostat Won’t Go Below 68 

Why Your Honeywell Thermostat Won't Go Under 68

Summer sometimes comes with unbearably high temperatures. And when it gets too hot, you want your ac to cool your home. When your Honeywell thermostat won’t go below 68 degrees, this could be because it has a lower temperature limiter enabled.    When your ac is not cooling enough as you want it to, high temperatures … Read more

Portable AC Not Evaporating Water? Causes and Solutions

Portable AC Not Evaporating Water?

Portable air conditioners remove moisture from the air and need to get rid of it. They can be of the self-evaporating, gravity drain, or collection bucket types. The self-evaporating portable air conditioners evaporate the collected water and eliminate it as steam while the others drain it. However, the air conditioner may not effectively evaporate the … Read more